The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-24

Clay, John Price, Duke Brown and
Joe Davis.
Mrs. Leer Stout is a guest of
friends in Louisville.
Miss Ettavieve FoOte is visiting
friends in Winchester.
Mayor Phillips, of Georgetown,
was visitor in Paris, Wednesday, on
business mission.
Master A. T. Rice, of Paris, is a
guest of the family of his uncle, Mr..
q. T. Rice, near Richmond.
Mrs. A. j. Winters is visiting her
niece, Mrs. l.. K. Frankel, of Ayles-
! ford, Place, Lexington, KY.
Miss Frances Champe left yester-
day for Henderson, KY, where she
will be the guest of Miss Lucille Rob-
erts.
Mr.. Wallace Clark and Mr.. Harry
Brent Fithian have gone to Oil
| Springs, in Clark County, to spend
their vacation.
| Miss Elizabeth Tarr, of Paris, was
the guest of honor at an entertain
ment given by Miss Ruth Pinnell, at
her home near Winchester, Wednes-
day evening.
-Messrs. George Fitzgerald, Robt
Hoefiich and Cecil Sharp, of Mays
vile, attended the Girls Dance at
! the Masonic Temple, in this city,
Wednesday night.
Miss Hazel Duvall, of Paris, who
is visiting in Richmond, was a guest
of honor at a dinner given by Miss
Fredda Powers in that city, last
Thursday. On Friday night she was
| member of an Alhambra party given
| by the Misses ROark.
The dance given at the Masonic
Temple, Wednesday evening by the
Girls Dancing Club, was one of the
most enjoyable society events OF the
midsummer season A large number
of visitors from outside towns parti-
cipated in the pleasures OF the even
ing. The music was furnished by the
Goodwin SaXaphOne SeXtette. Inc
dance began at $3.50 and continued
until a. m, with an hours interval
for lunch, which was served at the
hall. The guests of the evening were:
Misses Mary H. Tut, nicholas
ville) Belle Cromwell, Martha Tom
Lebus (Cynthiana), Cicily Bonon,
Catherine Bohon, Versailles; Ann
Molloy, Genevieve Molloy, Miss Os-
borne. Nexington); Margaret Wills,
(Nicholasville) Margaret Wills,
(Winchester); Miss Breckinrldge'
(St. Louis); Martha Shelby, (Dan-
ville): Elizabeth Brown, EllzaDetn
Hinton, Elizabeth Crutcher, Anna
Wilson. Louise Steele, Katherine Will
son. Catherine Marsh, Marie Talbot,
Mary M. Clay, Frances Clay, Ann EN-
brv. Nell Crutcher, Frances Champe,
Matilda James, Mary A. Talbot, Car
oline Roseberry, Mary Fithian Hutch-
craft. Martha Petree, Margaret Fer,
guson; Martha Miller; Messrs. Cal
vert Early, Cecil Sharpe, Geo. flu
gerald. Thos. Keith, (Maysville);
William Landsberg, Raymond Scno-
bert. Thos. Roche, Bithel Murray
Will Hughes, Versaillesl; j.. r.
Hughes, Will Walton, Carroll Dale, u.
p. Higgins, ]. w. Morrow, Thos. Wal
ker. Jr.. Prentice Slade, Jack irwin,
Louis DesCognets, Sheridan Nooe,
Rrvan Bailey, OexingtOn); Grover
shropshire. Ed. Cantrill, w. W. Ward
lack Payne, (Georgetown) Tom
Prichard, Blair Warden, Duke Brown,
Incien Arnsparger, Joe Davis, Ire
| land Davis, Doug Clay, Hiram Rose
berry. Harmon Turner, Sid Ardery,
Will Talbot, John Stuart, John
Price, Frank Sledd, Robt. Jones, U.
c.. Thompson, Jas. Darnaby, Graham
Young, j. w. Young, Harry Horton,
John Ardery, Maurice Burnaw, Edgar
Vansant, Roy Batterton, Stanley
Young, Stanley Lickerson, John
Kreiner, William Taylor, Ernest
Behler, Charlton Clay.
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Fithian, Mr.. and Mrs. Lebus,
| (Cynthiana); Mrs. Frank Clay, Mrs.
Robert Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. swift
Champe, Mrs. Mollie James, Mrs. Bar
nett, Mrs James Wilson, Mr.. Martha
Petree, Mrs. Embry, Mrs. H. G. How
ard.