The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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Justice Chas. p. Dodd and wife, of
Lexington, spent Sunday with T. c.
Lenihan. n3,-....+
Miss Emma Hunt, of Frankfort,
the visiting nurse of the State Tuber-
culosis Commission, was a visitor in
Paris yesterday.
Mrs. B. Stern and Miss Therese
Stern left to-day for visit to rela-
tives i'm Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. w. H Harris leaves to-mor-
row for Birmingham, where he will at
tend meeting of the Agents and Ac-
countants of the L. & n. r. r.
Mr.. A. P. Thompson visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Thompson,
in Covington, Sunday, where Mrs.
Thompson and children are guests.
-Ex-Gov Beckham was in Paris,
between trains, for an hour Satur-
day, en- route home from Maysville,
where he spoke to a large audience.
Mr.. Nelson wager, of Nashville,
Tenn, travelling representative of the
Cortright Metal Roofing Co., of Phila-
delphia, Pa, was in Paris on business
several days this week.
Alex NJ Warren, stoneman at the
Autographs Register Co.'s plant at
Hamilton, O., is visiting his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Blount, on Ninth Street.
Miss Margaret Lenihan, of Paris,
who taught school at Tarr last year
enjoys the distinction of having the
highest per cent. of attendance in
the county schools last year as well
as the year previous.
Mayor John T. Hinton, of Paris,
was in Lexington, Friday, much i'm
proved in health from a slight rheu-
matte affection. Mayor Hinton was in
his usual happy mood and in discuss
ing State politics, said that Beckham
and Claude Thomas were sure win
ners."-[Lexington Herald. @
MIR. and Mrs VIM. G. McClintock
entertained at the Masonic Temple
Friday evening, with dance, in COM
Misses Reba and Caroline Jordan, of
Hawkinsville, Ga. The ball room was
cooled with electric fans and decor
ated with ferns and lilies. Music was
furnished by a piano and drum, and
delicious refreshments were served
during the intermission. Besides the
society young folks of Paris, a num-
Der of out-of-town guests enjoyed the
fu1 inf w
was pronounced one of the prettiest
social affairs of the summer. Those
present were:
Misses Reba Jordan, Carolyn Jordan,
Elizabeth Steele, Louise Steele, Mary
Fithian Hutchcraft, Mary Woodford,
Marie Talbot, Frances Clay, Mary
Mitchell Clay, Eleanor Clay, Mary
Virgins, Elizabeth Brown, Patsy
Clark, Anna Wilson, Frances Champ,
Margaret Shive, Edith Shive, Carolyn
Roseberry, Elizabeth Crutcher, Nell
Crutcher, Elizabeth Hinton, Corinne
Collins, Katherine Marsh, Anna EN-
bry, Elizabeth Embry, Matilda James,
Willie t. Summers, Margaret Fergu-
son, Katherine Wilson, Miss Bohanan
and Miss Bean.
Messrs. Willie Collins, John w.
Young, Frank Sledd, Bobbie Jones,
Stanley Dickson, Graham Young, Ed
gar Vansant, John Stuart, John Price,
Charles Fithian, Edward Fithian, VIM.
Taylor, John Ardery, Sidney Ardery,
Harry Horton, Douglas Clay, Ireland
Davis, Joe Davis, Edward McShane,
Duke Brown, James Buckner, Roy
Batterton, Thos. Walker, Blair Var
den, Lucien Arnsparger, Tom Prich-
ard, VIM. Talbot, Woodford Buckner,
Charlton Clay Reuben Hutchcraft,
Hiram Roseberry, Raymond Booth,
George White Fithian, George Rey-
nolds, Edward Spears, Ford B. Fifth
ian, Scott Wodford, Brooks Woodford,
Clarence Thomas, Stanhope Wiede-
mann, Miller Burnaugh, Maurice Bur-
naugh and James Dodge.
Few society events of the present
season have been more enjoyable than
the annual June Dance given at the
Elks' Hall last night by the Bourbon
Dancing Club. The club gives many
social functions that are above the av-
erage, but the premier event on their
calendar is the annual June Dance.
The rooms were beautifully decorated.
Music was furnished by the Smith
Saxaphone Trio, of Lexington. Those
son, Matilda James, Elizabeth Brown,
Louise Steele; Frances Champe, Marie
Talbot, Katherine Marsh, Mary
Mitchell Clay, Frances Clay, Alice
Rogers Clay, Eleanor Clay, Elizabeth
Hinton, Margaret Ardery, Elizabeth
Crutcher, Nell Crutcher, Sara
Thompson, Anna Embry, Margaret
Bean, Elizabeth Steele, Augusta Rog-
ers, Miss Bohn, (Versailles(, Misses
Julia and Elizabeth Frank, 0ouis-
ville); Anne B. Cohn and Agnes Ows-
ley, (Richmond); Mary Louise Hin
ton, (Memphis, Tenn.); Jennie Rat
lift, (Winchester); Cornelia Black
burn, Mary Nell Finnell, Frances Fin
nell and Mamie Luke, (Georgetown) !;
Evelyn Smith, (Maysville); Rose Will
Hams and Prisilla Williams Crank
fort); Martha Tom Lebus, Belle
and Tnrica CrnUouon (Cyn