The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-04

Robert Jones. Frank sledd; and Mr..

Robert Jones, Frank Sledd; and Mr..
Kennedy, of Lexington.
Miss Sue Bennett has returned to
Richmond, after a visit to Mrs. Thos.
Henry Clay. Jr.
Mr.. Lester Laselle, of New York
City, will arrive tomorrow to accept
a position in The Fair Store.
| Mrs. Chas. A. Mcmillan was the
hostess at One-O'clock luncheon yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Oscar T. Hin
ton.
Invitations have been received in
Paris by number of the young soci-
ETY. folk to the Sterling Dancing Clubs
Christmas dance on December 4th
GoOdwin'S SaXaphOne Trio will fur
nish the music
Mrs. Greene Moore and sister,
Miss Chlora Ross, who have been re-
siding in Covington for several
months, have moved to Paris to make
their future home, and have taken a
cottage on Parrish avenue.
Paris people who attended the
funeral and burial of Mrs. Hettie
Brown, in Milersburg, Tuesday, were
Fir. and Mrs. Willard Kenney, Miss
Mary Kenney, Mrs. G. B. McShane,
Mr. James Mcclure and Judge Har-
mon Stitt.
The Winchester Democrat says:
"Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stevenson
have returned from Henderson, N. c.,
where they have been for some time
Mr.. Stevenson having been connected
with the Taylor Tobacco Company.
and will be located at Paris this sea-
SON."
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Fisher, who
were recently married at the home
of the bride, in Lexington, were guests
the latter part of this week of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Rogers, near this city.
Mr.. Fisher is the editor of the Carlisle
Mercury. and brother of Miss Eliza
beth Fisher, who was a resident of
Paris for time, while engaged as
member of the teaching staff of the
Paris Public Schools.
The Progressive Culture Club
held an interesting meeting WedneS-
day afternoon. The president, Mrs.
Amos Turney, presided. Mrs. Mary
Walker read paper on "Kentucky's
Part IN the Revolutionary War" Ken
tucky's Part in the Mexican War" was
subject given by Mrs. j. Per-
~ Hutchcraft, while Mrs. P. A. Thomp-
son read a paper on "Kentucky's
Part in the Spanish-American War"
The regular weekly meeting of
the Paris Literary Club was held We'd
nesday afternoon, with the president,
Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, Jr., presid
ing. The following historical program
was rendered:
Cromwell in Ireland" Will
liam Myall.
James II and the Siege of London
derry"-NIrs. Catesby WoodfOrd, Jr.
Protestant Ascendancy and the
Penal and Commercial COdeS"-Mrs.
j. d. Burnaugh.
After the program there was gen.
eral discussion of the llliteracy Cam
paign, OF which Mrs. James Mcclure
is the county chairman. The next
meeting OF this club will be held at
the home of Mrs. J. T. Vansant, and
will be a musical under the direction
of Miss Buckner.
"A large number Of Paris people
attended the performance of Jerry
at the Ben Ali, in Lexington, Wednes-
day night. with the fascinating little
actress, bllllS III IilC CiIiC iOiO.
Billie Burke is positively more than
fascinating, she is the cleverest and
most lcvable actress on the American
stage to-day. That's what the Paris
male contingent said. A partial list
hf thase who attended from Paris fol-
lows:
Mr. and Mrs. William Wornall; MIR.
and Mrs. John Williams: Mr.. and MRS.
Ollie Marshall; Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
McClintock; Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Ar
derry; Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Taylor; MI
and Mrs. Chas A Mcmillan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leer Stout; Mr.. and Mrs SWIFT
Champe; Mrs Harry Clay; Mrs. II,
Clay Howard; Mrs. Thornwell Tad
lock; Mrs. Frank P. Kiser; Mrs. Har-
nv Mathers; Mrs. VIM. r. Scott; Mrs.
Frank M. Clay; DR.. Martha Petree;
Mrs. T. F. Brannon; Mrs. Clarence
Kenney; Misses Sallie and Katie
Comack, Carolyn Roseberry, Lottle
Holiday, Mayme and Elizabeth
Spears, Willie T. Summers, Clara
Chambers, Jessie Crisp, Mabel Pc
tree: Messrs j. A. Bower, Lawrence
Price, Chas. T. Kenney, Owen Gibson,
Geo. Rassenfoss, Jr., Charlton Clay,
d. Y. l.. Farley, Charles Peddicord and
Oscar PeddicOrd.