The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-07-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Emily Foreman, of Louisville,
is visiting in this city.
Miss Madeline Huddleston visited
in Lexington last week.
Miss Kate Alexander was a guest
Of friends in Lexington Saturday.
Mrs. George w. Wyatt is spending
several days at Olympian Springs.
Mrs. ]. W. Weatherall continues
quite ill at her home on Cypress
street.
Mrs. j. w. Bacon is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behrman,
in Newport
/ Mrs. William B. Ardery and sons
are guests of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. l. j. Spencer, in Lexington.
Mrs. Sam Houston returned Mon
day after visit of several days to Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Wagers, in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tarr, of
Tampa, Fla, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tarr, on Cypress
street.
! Mr.. Harold Johnson, of Columbus,
o., has been the guest of his father,
Mr.. w. H. H. Johnson, on Mt Airy
avenue.
Miss Annie Louise White, of
Bourbon, is visiting her grandparents,
Sheriff and Mrs. w. o. Brock, in Win
chester.
Miss Sarah Dudley Tracy has re-
turned to her home at Winchester af-
ter visit to Mrs. D. G. Taylor in the
county.
Mrs E. LStone and children, For
rest and Fern, left Saturday for a visit
of several weeks to relatives at Jack
son, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Warren and ba-
bies, of Hamilton, O., spent the week
end with Mrs. Warren's parents, on
Vine street.
Miss Ruth Morgan, of Nashville,
Tenn, will arrive in few days for a
visit to Miss Belle Horton, at her home
near this city.
Mrs. Junius Davenport, of Ro-
anoke, Va, is the guest of Mrs. Gates
by Woodford at her home on the
Georgetown pike ~
Miss Ophelia Carr, of Lexington,
is in Millersburg, visiting Miss Mamie
Mccain. She will also visit Mrs. Hen
ry Spears in this city.
Mrs. r. L. Coghill and Mrs. Frank
Hambrick and daughter, Miss Lorena,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. James, on
East Fourth street, Friday
Mrs. Anne Prichard entertained
Saturday evening at the Country Club,
in Fayette county, for her guest, Miss
Pauline Prichard, of Huntington, w
Va.
Misses Mary Margaret and Berna-
dOtte Brannon and Margaret Toohey,
this city, are the guests of Miss Mary
Sullivan, at her home on Third street,
in Lexington.
Mrs. Lucy Montague, of Louisville,
who has been the guest of Mrs. w. A.
Parker and Mrs. Sallie Puilen, in this
city, is at the home of Mrs Cassius NJ.
Clay for visit.
Mr.. ad Mrs. c. c. Robbins, of Win
, chester, were the guests several days
!. last week of Mrs. d. NJ. Robbins, eaar
= Little Rock. They returned home
y Sunday afternoon.
Winchester Democrat: "Mr Wea-
yer Talbot, of Paris, has been at the
> home of his mother, Mrs. Lula Talbot,
! on account of illness, but is now ablet
) to resume his work"
!. Miss Wellington Smith, of Bour.
= bon, and Miss Desha Smith, of Scott
: county, have returned from Waycross
\ Ga, where the latter was under treat
a ment for throat trouble.
Misses Lola Gray and Hazel Hous
ton are in Cincinnati for an enjoyable
house party that is being entertaieG
by Mr. ad Mrs. A B. Wagers at theil
/ home on Florida Avenue. Mr.. William
n Houston, of this sity, joined the party
v Monday.
Miss Caroline Colcord, who has
bee the guest for several weeks o.
Misses Margaret and Grace Donaldson
left Saturday for her home in Oklaho
; ma City, Okla She was accompanied
to Cincinnati by Mr.. Stanhope Wiede
r. mann, who was en- route to his home
! in Piqua, o., for visit to relatives.
# Mrs. Henrietta Ford Mitchell, o
g Paris, is visiting in Tulsa, Oklahoma
:. Her daughter, Jane Ford, who ha
n been with her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Evans
# in Lexington. Mrs Evans is now il
Paris, where she will remain until Jul,
n Is with her sister, Mrs. Newton Tay
n lor, after which time she will go to Al
h lanta, Ca, to spend two months wit
IF Mrs. Scott Hudson.
# Miss Frances Clay entertaine
,r with boating party Saturday even
ing for her guests, Misses Baughmar
Trigg and Armstrong, who left yestel
day for Louisiana, accompanied b
d Miss Clay The following enjoyed tn
Il. event: Misses Elizabeth Embry, Hal
,r mon Turner, Hiram Roseberry, Hol
Daniel, G. c. Thompson, Cassius N
Clay, Jr., Joe Harris Clay, Loga
Threlkeld (Nicholasville) and Josep
Davis, Jr. The party was chaperone
by Mrs. Frank Clay.
70 -Messrs. G. G. Thompson, Jr, an
W Lucien Arnsparger entertained with
re dance at Elks' Hall, Friday evening
o. The event was one of the most EMO!
ST able of the season. Punch was serve
n throughout the evening and during tn
intermission ices and cakes wer
served the guests. The Thomas Sa'
aphone Trio, of Lexington, furnishe
the music.
D, Those present were:
Misses Matilda James, Anna Wilson