The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-18

will leave on Sunday for New York.
where he goes to fill vaudeville en-
gagement.v
!, among the guests at Oil Springs
the past week were Mrs. Harry III.
hancock and daughters, Misses Fran
ces' Edith and Virginia Hancock,
Mrs. Rebecca Rudisill and Miss
Ethel Freeman, of Paris.
Mrs. John G. Freeman. who for
the present is making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. w. o. Hinton
was maze very happy Saturday in the
celeDratlon OF her seventy-fourth
Dlrthday, by being surrounded with
ner children and grandchildren, at
. o'clock dinner given in honor of the
occasion. Mrs. Freeman is lovely.
gentlewoman, whose dignity and grac.
clousness have endeared her to a
VIDE circle of friends. Those who
surrounded the beautifully appointed
table were Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Sny-
der and daughter, Miss Nancy Keith
Snyder, OF Louisville; Professor and
MRS. William E. Freeman, of Lexing-
ton; Mr.. Yancey Freeman and their
sons, Charles, John D. and Thomas
freeman; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Turney.
Jr, and the members of the house
mold, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hinton and
their son, Mr.. Oscar T. Hinton.
The Bourbon Dancing Club en-
tertained with a midsummer dance
at the Masonic Temple, on Friday
evening from ten to four. Goodwin's
SaXaphone Trio, of Lexington, fur
nlShed the music. A meeting was
held to elect officers for the ensuing
year, resulting as follows: Presi-
dent, Ireland Davis; Vice-President.
Hiram Roseberry; Secretary-Treasur-
er, John M. Stuart. The guests pres
ent were:
Misses Martha Shelby, DanviIle):
Cornelia Blackburn, (Georgetown);
Evelyn McCarroll, (Owingsville):
Margaret Glassell, Nouisiana); Fran
ces M1lward, Genevieve Malloy, Mus
cite Veach, Mary M. Leach, licking
tom; Cicily Bohon, Catherine Bohon,
(Versailles); Margaret Willis, win
CHESTER; Louise Morrison, Charles
ton, West Virginia.; Mae Adams
Lincoln, Louisville); Elizabeth
Brown, Anna Wilson, Anna Embry,
Matilda James, Louise Steele, FL
eanor Clay, Mary Mitchell Clay, Fran
ces Clay, Frances Champe, Marie
Talbot, Carolyn Roseberry; Messrs.
Hiram Roseberry, Douglas Clay, John
Stuart, Blair Warden, Lucien Arnspar-
ger, Tom Prichard, Billy Taylor, Jno.
w. Young, RObt. Jones, Duke Brown,
Joe Davis, Jason Redmon, Frank
Sledd, Stanley Young, John Price,
Graham Young, Edward Spears, AL
vim Thompson, G. G. Thompson, Ed
ward McShane, Harry Horton, Ire
land Davis, Stanley Dickson, Roy
BattertOn, Ernest Beheler; w. o.
Ashurst, Chiffon Moore, w. w.
Ward, Jas. Ed Cantrill, Chas. Fer.
guson, Joe Gaines, John Ford, J. w.
Hall, (Georgetown) Oliver Mead
ans, George Gallagher, Richard Jack
son, j. r. Hughes, Jr., Bryan Bailey,
Carroll Dale, Bradley Railey, Lynn
Moore, Rogers Moore, Prentice Sledd,
Louis DesCognets, Robt. Jewell,
Jack Swan, Thos. Walker, Walter
Squires, Will Walton, Uexington);
Henry Cromwell, Harold Poindexter,
Ben Plummer, James Taylor, Bryan
McMurtry, (Cynthiana); Renick
Smith, dallas, Tex.); Maurice Bur-
nav, New York;; MIR. Baker, (Qlli-
nois): Lindsay Moore, Detroit,
Mich.)
The chaperones were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fithian, Mr.. and Mrs.
White Warden, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Clay, Mr..
and Mrs. Swift Champe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul G. Snyder, Mrs. F. P. Clay, Mrs.
Mollie James, Mrs. C. O. Wilmoth.
Mr. Shirley Snowden, of the L.
& N. office force, is spending few
days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.