The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONA

Mrs. j. c. Elgin is quite ill at her
home on Convent Heights.
Mrs. Withers Davis is quite ill at
the Massie Memorial Hospital.
: Mr.. Harry Stivers, Of Lexington,
was a visitor in Paris Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dundon has re-
turned after visit in Lexington.
Mrs. B. Stern has returned from
a visit with friends and relatives in
Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Harold Johnson, of Cleve-
land, O., was the guest of relatives
in this city Sunday.
Mr.. Clay Sutherland returned
Sunday afeter an extended trip to
Louisiana and Florida.
Mrs. Lucy Sprake has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Mat
tie S. Barr, in Cynthiana.
Mrs. Mary Nichols, of this city,
was taken 40 the Massie Memorial
Hospital, Friday, for treatment.
Mr.. Frank Wright, of Winchester,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Wright, near Paris, Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Minnie Farris has returned
to her home in Flemingsburg, after
visit to Miss Beatie Farris, in this
city.
Judge and Mrs. Robert L. Stout
left yesterday for Frankfort, where
Judge Stout convened court yester-
day morning.
MIR. M. H. H. Davis will leave to-
day for Louisville to inspect Louis
vile to inspect Louisville Command
aiy No. l, in that city, tonight.
Prof. w. Z. Freeman and wife,
who were recently married in Omaha
Nebraska, spent Sunday With Mr.. and
Mis-. w. o. Hinton, on High street.
Mr.. Sherman Snapp, who is trav-
cling for the Royal Baking Powder
Co, was q visitor in Paris Sunday,
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Alice
S2app.
Mr.. John Ireland who has been
a Judge at the Juarez race track all
winter has arrived in Lexington for
the meeting OF the Kentucky Associa-
ton.
The dansant given Thursday
evening at the Elks' Hall was another
of those delightful events. The oc-
these present Music was furnished
DS q PioHO anu lIGp III uI4l. hOoS az
tending were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bacon, Of
| Lowell, Mass, were here last week
A! to attend the funeral of MIR. Charles
Mcrg. Mrs. Bacon was formerly
! Mss Mallie Meng, OF Bourbon. They
left Sunday for Hot Springs, Ark, for
! visit TO Mrs. Meng, who is there for
| the benefit of her health.
.-Messrs. John Stuart and Paul
Brannon entertained with delightful
| dance Saturday evening at the Moose
Hall Those present wera: Misses
| Katherine Woods, Marian Lynch,
! Mary Woods, Marguerite Douglas,
! Mary Allen Hutchcraft. Gertrude Sill
Ger, Mayme Flanders, Mary Hayden,
| iiessrs. Johl Stuart, Paul BTannOn,
/ r. III Nienart, Bob Adair, Hiram
Adair, Robert Mitchell, Madison
| Smoot. l., Glen Arms arger. William
! Mitchell. Lawrence Hill, Robert Link,
! Eugene Elder.
"A special from New York says ::
THE annual luncheon Of the Greater
New York agency OF the Fidelity
| Mutual Life Insurance Company, held
At the Hotel Savoy several days ago
was in reality a celebration Of the
birthday anniversary of Frederick A.
Wallis, manager Of the local Office OF
The company, and one Of the most
DropliEent eX- Kentuckians now resid
ing in abe metropolis. Mr.. Wallis
who is q former Paris man, and who
vas secretary OF the Kentucky State
Society for several years, received Z
magnificent desk set as a gift from
/ r1pn1horS Of his staff
News items from Winchester are
as follows:
Misses Bernadotte Brannon anC
/ Elizabeth Gregory and Messrs Lee
and Thomas Brannon and George
Toohev motored to Winchester this
week to be the guests of Miss Anna
Mae McCourt an her attractive
guests, Misses Mary Brannon anC
Margaret Toohey.
The dancing class of Mrs. White
Warden gave delightful german Sat
urday afternoon at the Elks'~ Hall
The occasion was one OF the mos
beautiful of the season, and was al
tended by the members of the class
| Invitations were issued only to thu
parents of the pupils, a large numbe
responding.
The german was led by Mr.. Irelan'
Davis and Miss Katherine Wilson an
f many new and attractive figures Wer
introduced and gracefully executed
Each of the dancers carried wands O
\ daffodils.
The colors were yellow and white
y and were prettily carried out in tn
f decorations.
+ Misses Stevenson, Calvert an
Parrish presided at beautifully al
pointed table decorated in yellow an
white jonquils and violets, and serve
S frappe.
Mrs. Edward Prichard and Mis-
4 Elizabeth Steele presided at the fave
: table. The favors were tiny chicken
baskets, rabbits and other Easter
iticles. Those present were:
= misses Mary Brannon. and Marg
E ret Toohy, of Paris, are guests OF Mis-
Anna Mae McCourt. Miss McCoul
p entertained on Wednesday evenln
% with an informal reception in the
h honor. A number of guests wei