The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-02-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONA.

Mr.. T. w. Titus is seriously i'll at
his home on South Main street.
Hon. R. B. Hutchcraft, Jr., was at
home Saturday night from Frankfort.
Mrs. A. E. Thomas, of Carlisle, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. A.
Tribble.
Mrs N. H. Bayless and Mrs.
Frank P. Lowry left Thursday for
FLORIDA.
Mrs. Lucy Montague has returned
to her home in Louisville, after WIS.,
it with Paris friends.
Mrs. M. A. Elder, of Lake Village,
Ark, is visiting her son, Mr.. F. M. FL
der on Main street.
The Bourbon German Club will
entertain at Elks' Hall Tuesday eve
ming, February "a at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Nettie Hibler is improving
from severe illness at the home of
Mr.. Bishop Hibler, on Convent
Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. Cox, who were mar
ried last week at hopkinsville, have
taken rooms with Mrs. w. T. Brooks,
on Duncan avenue.
Mrs. Frank Kiser left Thursday
afternoon to be with her sister, Miss
Mary Ashbrook, who is quite ill at
Pensacola, Florida.
Rev. A. Mclean, of Cincinnati,
was the guest Sunday of Rev. w. E.
, Ellis, and preached at the Christian
Y church Sunday morning.
2 Cards from Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilder state that they are having a
l delightful Southern trip to Palm
Beach, Florida, anG other points of
3 interest
: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bacon re-
L turned Saturday night from a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Otis Bacon at
Wichita Falls, Texas, thence to New
Orleans and other points of interest
Mr.. B. R. Dickerson left Sunday
, for Washington, d. c., to attend the
Knights of Pythias Golden jubilee
and from there will go to Philadelphia
to visit his sister, Mrs. Harry Hamil
ton.
e The following invitations have
n been issued:
S Miss Mary Fithian Hutchcraft
d requests the pleasure of your
for Wednesday evening, February the
eighteenth
at seven o'clock
! to meet
Miss Marshall
Il Mrs. Walter Clark entertained
! M h., l,<
o Fourteenth street, Thursday after
r noon. Mrs. Clark was assisted by the
$ attractive young Daughter of the
y home, Miss Patsy Clark, and at 4
o'clock a tempting salad course was
e daintily served in the dining room
? where the guests were seated at one
e large and several small tables. The
2 centerpiece Of the long table was q
graceful basket of white carnations
IS dan ferns, while dishes of minis, nuts
/ and baskets of sandwiches were
l. placed about. At one end of the table
g Mrs. Ben Bedford presided over the
chocolate pot, and at the other Miss
Clara Bacon poured tea. The guests
who enjoyed the gracious hospitality
of Mrs. Clark were: Mesdames o. R
s. Mangum, r. H. Wills, w. E. Ellis, H
! L
r ton, W. G. McClintock, Ben Bedford
d. S. Henry, Frank M. Clay, Woodfort
Spears and William Myall, Misse
Title Larue, Julia Edwards, HAITI
and Mary Clark, Eta McClintock
Z Matte Lilleston, Clara Bacon, an,
Miss Grim, of Fayette county.
e. -"Marchmont," the elegant cour
I'd try home of Mr.. Charlton Clay, wa
~ the scene of a brilliant society even
Wednesday night, when Mr.. Clay an
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hancock enter
:: tanned in honor of Miss Josephin
IS Marshall, of near Charlottesville, Va
IN the attractive guest of Mrs. Hancock
D: at her home on Duncan avenue, il
pr this city.
!: The home, which is one of the hand
IN soonest in Bourbon county, is admin
or ably adapted to large social gail
t. erings, and never looked more hospi
to able or inviting than upon this occs
d. sion. The decorations and all the d.
e. tails we're characterized by eleganc
and simplicity. The spacious room
and halls were bright and fragrar
with red and pink carnations, an
quantities of spring flowers.
,h The guests were received in tn
be drawing room by Mr.. Clay, the gri
cious young master of "Marchmont
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hancock and Mis-
Marshall Mrs. Hancock wore a s.
perb gown of blach charmeuse con
N. bined with cream lace, and Miss Ma
shall, who is strikingly handsome an
[r. altogether charming, wore pink sati
M Assisting in entertaining were Mr.
Miller Ward elegantly gowned; Mr.
Edith Alexander Bronston, wearin
:R black and white charmeuse; and Mis-
N. Kate Alexander, who wore strikir
toilet of purple charmeuse combine
en- with pink chiffon and spangles. AT
or er the exchange of greetings, dan
,st ing was the order of the evening, a
as the large rooms on the first floor b
ne ing used for this purpose.
w. Inspiring music was furnished
W. Thomas Saxaphone Trio, of Lexin
on ton. An elaborate supper was serve
Too