The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONA.

atives in Lexington.
Mrs. w. R. Scott left Sunday for
a visit to friends in Louisville.
Miss Mamie Brent O'Neill is i'm
proving after few days illness.
Mrs. William Kenney Ferguson
was a visitor in Lexington, Saturday.
Miss Phyllis Nippert, OF Latonia,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nippert, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Funk and
children, of Lexington, were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Funk.
Mrs. Thomas Hill returned Friday
to her home in Dewitt, Ark, after a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Jos. M. Rion.
Mrs. Richard Butler and little son.
of Lexington, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Carrie l. Fisher. on High street.
Mrs. Curtis Henry was taken to a
hospital, in Cincinnati yesterday,
where she will submit to an opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stern returned
yesterday from a delightful visit to
relatives and friends in Birmingham,
Ala.
Miss lone Gordon, of Cynthiana,
formerly of Paris, has been elected
assistant high school TEACHER at Ow-
ingsville, KY.
Mr.. P. M. Heller left yesterday
morning for visit to his old home,
Vanceburg, and also to friends in Ohio
and West Virginia.
Mr.. Quincy Ward, Executive
Agent Of the Kentucky Fish and Game
Commission, came to Paris yesterday
to remain during the week.
Harry Morrison, son of Mrs
! frankie Morrison, is i'll at the home OF
i his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee VanHook, with measles.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher, who re
Gently underwent an operation at the
Massie Memorial Hospital for appen
dicitis, will be discharged from the in
stitution to-day.
Misses Marian and Charlotte
Cram entertained q few friends al
their home on Walker Avenue, Satur
day evening. Rock was the pastime
enjoyed by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Myall lef
Saturday morning to visit relatives il
Fleming and Mason counties, but vii
return to Paris before leaving fol
| their home in. Liberty, Mo.
| Mrs. G. S. Hamilton and son
John, of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, wht
; lave been the guests of her mother
Mrs. Alice Sweeney, will return home
today.
Miss Ernestine Noe has returned
20 her home in Chattanooga, after ;
81 ief visit with her sister, Mrs. A. H
! Morehead. She was accompanied
home by her young nephew, Alder
Morehead, Jr.
Mr.. w. 0. Hinton, who was OpeT
ated on for appendicitis two week
ago, at Sts Mary and Elizabeth Hos
pital, in Louisville, has been dis
charged from that institution. He
now at the home of his brother-in-lay
in Louisville, and hopes to return
home next week.
"A number of persons from thi
city are planning to attend the Schl
mann-Heink concert to be given i
Lexington, at the Woodland Park Al
, ditoIium, Friday evening, April q
Nine. Schulnann-Heinh is great f;
{ vorite with our muSic-loving people
who never miss an opportunity t
hear her magnificent voice.
= Friday evening at the Bourbo
: Female College the annual receptio
was given by the members of the SCI
ior Class.
The large building cleaned wit
many lights, and the beautiful room
5 and halls were rendered still more a
f tractive by the graceful arrangemeI
| Of handsome plants and spring nov
: ers. The guests were received by I'll
d five Young ladies who compose tf
/ Senior class, and the members of tt
faculty, all handsomely gowned an
carving arm bouquets of fragral
flowers. In the receiving line wei
Miss Catherine Thomson, the CHAIR
). ing young daughter of the principe
Mrs. NJ. G. Thomson, Misses Mary Z
i. lot. Della Buchanan, Nannette Wa
l. ingford, Margaret Ardery and Eu
r Calvert, all Of Paris; and Miss va
|. srsdale. Mrs. Harp. Miss Waters, Mi
r Warford, Miss Ingl@nan and Ri
d kennedy, OF the faculty. The par
t. coiors were yellow and white al
2. were carried out in the refreshmen'
e which consisted of individual &c
IS moulded as flowers, cakes and BIO
is bons. The favors were jonquiis
l. tached to cards by yellow ribbon
e Music was furnished by Lexingt'
e orchestra, and the evening was ha
d ply spent by about one hundred al
is 80 guests from Paris, Lexington, M
V Iersburg, North Middletown, etc.
Of number of NJ NJ. | students attend
A. the reception, which was one OF t
lie handsomest ever given at this tin
o, honored institution.
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