The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONA

Davis, in this city.
Mr.. Albert Hinton was able to be /
at his place of business yesterday af |
ter a six-weeks' illness.
Mrs. Frank Clay entertained the |
New Bridge Club at her home in East |
Paris yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Peed returned to her |
home in Mayslick, Wednesday, after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Albert Hinton
Miss Martha Ferguson will be the
hostess to the Young Women's Bridge
Club at it's next meeting, on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Griffin, of Cynthiana, spent
several days this week with her
daughter, Mrs o. l.. Mattox, on Sew
enth street.
Mrs. Lee Calhoun and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Cynthiana, were guests
of her sister, Mrs. George Phillips, on
Main street, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Beall had as
guests several days this week Mrs.
Robert Woolums, of Indiana, and Mrs.
Mabel Hurst, of Millersburg.
Miss Anna Conway, of Chicago, a
former resident of Millersburg, arriv-
ed yesterday to be guest of her un-
street
Mr. and Mrs Virgil d. Chandler,
and Miss Evelyn Chandler, of Miamis-
burg, Ohio, arrived yesterday to be
guests for the Christmas holidays OF
Mr.. w. H. H. Johnson, on Second
street.
The young people of the Hutchi-
son vicinity will give dance at the
hall near Hutchinson, tonight. These
have always proved very delightful
social occasions, and the dance to-
night will be no exception.
An enjoyable piano recital was
given at the Paris Home School, Tues
day afternoon by the music pupils of
Miss. Elizabeth Giltner. A display of
the drawings made by the pupils of
Mrs. w. A. Harp was made at the
same time.
j Mrs. r. G. StOner, of Mt Sterling,
was in the city yesterday on her re-
turn from a short visit to OlOnel
StOner's daughter, Mrs. Sidney G..
Clay, at Baltimore, where Mrs. Clay is
residing for the musical deucatiOn of
her daughter, Miss Alice Rogers Clay.
"A delightful german will be given
by the young society folks and few
of the married couples during Christ
mas week at the Masonic Temple.
The exact date has not yet been de-
cided upon The Bourbon Dancing
: Club will also entertain the same
week with a dance.
Miss Bessie Ewalt entertained the
} following house party at the home of
her grandfather, Mr.. John Current,
near Shawhan: Misses Lena Keller,
of Paris; Catherine Graham, of Louis
Vile; Messrs. Smell Moore, of Lexing-
: ton; Newsum Keller, of Paris; Lyle
Duvall and Blair Delling, of Louisville.
Mr.. Robert Frank, Jr., and Mr..
Geo. r. Davis left for Chicago this
morning. The former will spend three
weeks as a guest of his uncle, Mr..
Irvine Keller, and Mrs. Keller, and
Mr. Davis will visit his daughter, Mrs.
,, William Swearengen, during the
Christmas holidays.
An oyster supper will be given on
Thursday, December II, at the store
in Hutchinson, by the Missionary Soci
ETY. of the neighbOrhOod, the proceeds
> to be devoted to the fund being raised
: for the suffering Belgians. An admis
:. sion of twenty-five cents will be charg
ed The general public is cordially in
vited to attend.
While ahtOmObiling with friends
: near Hutch, Colorado, where she
L is spending the winter, Miss Ethel
Rice, of Paris, jumped from the cal
when she thought it was going into a
ditch, and sustained a dislOcated
: shoulder blade. She was removed tC
i the hospital, where she is reported as
: getting along nicely.
! Among the visitors in this city the
: past week was Mr.. Percy Jones, OF
Tucson, Arizona, whose father, Mr.
: Percy Jones, ST., was for many years
:. resident of this city, having been en-
: gagged in the capacity of ROadmastel
L of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Co. Mr.. Jones has been
l busy noting the many changes in Paris
since he residede here.
The regular meeting of Progress
siVe Culture Club was held Wednesday
; afternoon with Miss Clara Belle
|. O'Neill, at her home on High street
!, with the president, Mrs. Amos Turney
l presiding. The meeting was in charge
of Mrs. w. r. Scott, who read a paper
on "FadS and Fancies," and a paper
by Mrs. Carley Wilmoth on "The
{ Psychology of Dress was read. The
!, meeting next Wednesday will be ad
1 dressed by Mr.. John Wilson Town
send, of Lexington, on Kentucky
Writer'S after which Christmas tea
will be enjoyed. This will be the last
meeting until after the holidays.
S The regular meeting of the Paris
Literary Club was held Wednesday
afternoon, with the president, Mrs
Thos. Henry Clay, Jr.,. presiding. AT
ter the preliminary exercises Miss
S Nellie Buckner took charge, and de
lightful program followed. ireland
is the subject of study this year, and
4 Irish Song Writers" was the subject
: CT Miss Huckner's paper, which led UP
) to the Introduction of other members
, who contributed Irish songs, ballads
, and recitatiOns. Mrs. Fanniebelle
; Sutherland sang three charming mum
B bers, THE Kerry Dance" Molloy;
} Molly Bawn,' Samuel Lover, and
, "Kitty's Letter. by Lady Dufferin