The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-03

SSlIiHS lOr tH0 cOu0 table was perfect,
being just at the entrance of the con-
servatory, and was presided over by
Mrs. Guy Logan Hundiey, Mrs. Albert
Wingate and Mrs. John Edwin Brown,
CT Shelbyville.
The dining room was picture of
loneliness. The tapestried walls
were covered with an embroidered
Japanese cloth over rose satin. The
large epergne Of silver and filled
with American Beauty and Maryland
roses, extended to the chandelier; in
its bowls were candied fruits. Small
vases of pink, yellow and red roses
surrounded the centerpiece. The en-
| tire table was strewn with roses.
| Mrs. Benjamin w. Lord, Mrs. Chas.
P. Cecil, Jr., Mrs. Robert Quisenber-
ry and Mrs. Banks Hudson served
chicken salad garnished with NINA
ture apples and plums. The individu-
aal ices and cakes, which were mold
ed to form peaches, plums and
punches of grapes, were passed in sill
yer baskets by Misses Elizabeth
Yerkes, of Paris; Louise Dickerson
of Cincinnati, and Mary Mcdowell
and Nancy Logan.
| Mrs. Lowndes' aides for the after
noon were Mesdames Robert Jacobs
Robert Harding, Harshell Allen, j
Granville Cecil, Jr., Christopher Viii
liams, Clifton Rhodes Anderson
Yates Hudson, Miss Betty Craig
Misses Eugenia and Sarah Lee Young
Miss Sarah Cecil, Mrs. F. L. Logan
and Mrs. Joseph Mcdowell.
"The out-of-town guests were Mrs
Lyman Chalkley, Mrs. Arthur Cary
Mrs. julius Walsh, Mrs. Roger Viii
liams, Miss Mary Sayre Williams
Mrs. Asa Jewell, Miss Jewell, Mrs
+. VIII Stoll, Jr., Lexington; Mrs. j
Miller Ward, Mrs. Arthur Hancock
Miss Marshall, of Charlottesville, Va;
Mrs. Charlton Alexander, Mrs. Geo
Alexander, Mrs. William Yerkes, Mrs
James Thompson and Mrs. Swift
Champ, of Paris; Mrs. Swigert Tay
lor and Mrs. Thomas Shackleford, oil
Frankfort; Mrs. McBrayer Moore
and Mrs Samuel Woodbridge, of Yer
sailles; Mrs. Morris Bartlett, of Law
renceburg; Misses field, of Louis
Vile; and Mrs. Daniel E. Morris, o.
Harrodsburg."
Mrs. A. NJ. Kiser is quit i'll
threatened with appendicitis.
Mr.. H. V. Thompson, of Winches
ter, was the guest yesterday of hi'
} parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Thomp
son, on Cypress street.
DIR. M. H. Daley, of this city, at
tended the February meeting of tn,
Blue. Grass Dental Society held il
Lexington Saturday night.
Mrs. c. B. McShane, who ha
been under treatment at the w. W
Massie Memorial Hospital for severa
weeks, is greatly improved and vii
be able to leave the institution Fri
day.
Mrs. Jennie Hanson Helm, O
, Lexington, formerly of Paris, wife O
Mr. James Stone Helm, underwent a.
, operation for appendicitis at hos
pital at Battle Greek, Mich, fey
, days ago, and is reported to be in
; proving.
Y The Lexington Herald of Sunda
: says: "Mr. Charlton Clay, Of Pari:
: entertained in honor Of his CUES
e Miss Marshall, of Virginia. Othe
: guests were Misses Bette Barrow
Anna Howard HARRISON, Mary Sayr
J. Williams. Jane Farrell. Mr.. and Mr.
: Arthur Hancock, Of Paris; Messr
O Jack Rogers, of Versailles; Edwar
Stoii, Joseph Specht, of Louisville
n Daniel Estill, Kenneth Alexander
y "Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hancock, {
Paris, their guest, Miss Marshall, {
q Virginia, and Mr.. Charlton Clay, {
n Paris, were here yesterday, Miss Ma
o shall leaving for her home Monday
n Saturday afternoon several youn
K men interested in the Sunday scho
contest inaugurated by the Your
d MEMS Christian Association, wei
e Hospitality entertained by Mrs. l..
r Soper at her home. Mr. Charles
h Griffin, secretary Of the Paris Y. M.
s, A., and Mr.. Dennis Snapp met wit
st the boys, and Rev. Carl Agee, past
J: of the Little Rock Christian Churc
ID was also present. The time was
Y. lightfully spent in reviewing the wol
t, already accomplished, and in plannil
ID for future work, and impromptu talh
S. followed by games and substanti
M luncheon