The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-19

burg, Tommie Sweeney. of Chaplain,
l<ittie Ransom. of More1and. Dr. John
M. Grove, Of Pulaski, Va, Jane Bren-
men, of Cincinnati, o., Miss Martha
McCue, of Cincinnati, O., Mrs An
| drews, of Flemingsburg, Mrs. Skin
ner, Flemingsburg, Mrs. Wood, Frank
fort, Miss Elizabeth WoTIuck, Pleas,
urevilIe; Rev. w. d. Welborn, of
Washington, with Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Pruitt; Misses Sadie May and Jennie
Reese, of Helena, with Miss Alberta
Moffett; Mr.. Roy Patterson and fam
| lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hill, with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Patterson; Miss Mar
rift, of MiIlbrook, New York, with
Miss Julia Miller; Misses Elizabeth
Mari and Rebecca Redmon, of Paris,
with Miss Lavinia Layson; Mrs. Hen
ny Morris, of Dover, and Miss Doro-
thy Pollock. of Hamilton College, Lex
| ington, with Mrs. s. E. Bruce and
daughter, Miss Mildred; Mr. James
Bedford, of Lexington, Frank Collier
and family, of Paris, with Mr.: and
Mrs. M. P. Collier; Misses Margaret
and Edith Shive, of Paris, with Mrs.
| A. S. Venable; Mr.. Herman Huffman
and family, of Covington, with DIR.
and Mrs. w. " Huffman; Mr. and
! Mrs. w. T. Mcconnell and two
daughters, and Mrs. j. M. Thompson,
of Mt. Olivet, with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mcconnell; Misses Nettie Lou Banks
and Helen Bush, of Winchester, with
Mrs. Raymond Taylor; Mrs. j. HI. Sill
man, of Harrodsburg, and Miss Mar
! garet Rutter, of Cincinnati, with Mrs.
]. d. Redd and daughter, Miss Nola;
Miss Virginia Crutcher, of Paris, with
Miss Edwina zimmerman; Messrs
Dixie and Nathan Young, of Carlisle,
with Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Collier.
The following were among the Wis
itors on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Long, of Paris, with Mr. and Mrs o.
ter of Paris, with, DR.. and Mrs. w. G..
Daily; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hinton, of
Paris, with Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Peed.
Mr.. Walter Hawkins, of Transyl-
vania University, Lexington, was at
home from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. John MARI and children are
spending a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Letton, at Car
Isle.
Mrs. E. w. zimmerman and
daughter, returned Friday after a
two weeks visit to son and brother,
Mr.. Walter zimmerman, at ST. Louis,
Mo.
| Little Miss Mary Louise Collier
entertained about forty of her little
friends Saturday afternoon from to
4, the occasion being her eleventh
/ birthday. Ice cream and cakes were
served.
Mrs. j. H. Spillman, of Harrods-
burg, delivered the annual missionary
adures to the Young Ladies' Mission
airy Society of the M. F. c., Sunday
at p. M, this being part of the
commencement exercises. A large
audience was present and the musical
program accompanied the work, was,
as it always is, exceedingly good.
Mrs Spillman did not come as a
stranger, having visited this place be-
fore in her missionary work. Her
subject was we'll handled and her
points well taken. She is one of the
few who can handle the missionary
subject without firing the audience.
She is always welcome visitor here.
The following is continued list OF
commencement guests: Katherine
Wills, of Irvine, with her mother, Mrs.
| Louie Clarks; Mrs. Turner Perry, Of
Owingsville, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. McClintOck; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Patrick, of Paintsville;
Mr. j. w. Sewell, of Jackson; Mr.. j.
E. Hurst, of Flemingsburg, at Stirman
House; Miss Louise Best, of Mays
Vile; Mrs. Orie Lebus, of Cynthiana,
with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Best.
Glass day exercises of the M. F.
G.. as a part of the commencement ex
ercises were held Monday at 10 a. m,
in the M. F. G.. Auditorium. The
class was greeted with good audi
ence, largely. made up of ladies and
children. 1t was one of the best exer-
cises ever held in the institution,
Astounding in more originality than
any of it's predecessors since Class
Day was inaugurated there. THE
Presidents Proclamation" by Miss
Ruth Norris, and "My Glass Legend"
by Miss Margaret Peterson, "The Dec
laration of Independence by Chris
tine Peterson, and the class song,
"The Glass Hypnotist," by Mildred
Bruce, and the "Class Scrap Bag" by
Martha Smith, and 1.-THE Last Will
and Testament" by Miss Mcmillan,
deserve public mention. Miss Matte
Burford, in the presentation of the
class gift, handsome picture to
adorn he new Society Hall of the an
mex to be built this summer, came as
surprise to all present, and received
rounds of applause. They were &C
copied by DIR. Fisher in an appropriate
address. One of the most pleasant
features of the occasion was the class
trial by the Juniors, in which the Sen
iors were placed on trial on the
charge of not being eligible to gradu-