The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONA.

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Miss Fannie Allen is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Lucy Sallee, in Midway.
Miss Henrietta Lockhart, of New
| port, is the guest of Mrs. E. F. Clay,
/ ST..
Mr.. Hugh Campbell, of Paris, is
at Rockcastle Springs for short
stay.
Miss Louise Wyatt has returned
| from a visit with relatives in Gym
thiana.
Mr.. and Mrs R.. P, Dow have
gone to Swango Springs for a two
weeks stay.
Mrs. John Doty and Master Allen
Bowling are visiting relatives in
Winchester
Prof. and Mrs. Robert Hinton, of
Georgetown, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Hinton.
DIR. VIM. Kenney, who has been
ill for several days, was able to be at
his Office Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Boone, of Lexington,
is a guest of her brother, DR.. w. r.
Smith, near Jacksonville.
| Mrs. Gertrude Smoot and son,
Master Madison Smoot, are visiting
relatives in Mason County.
| Miss Elise Warden attended the
dance given by the Barge Club at
Frankfort, Tuesday evening
| Miss Mary Brophy returned to
her home in Jackson, Sunday. after
a visit to relatives near this city.
| Mrs. Raymond Spencer has re-
turned to her home in Cincinnati af-
ter a visit to Miss COrinne Collins
Mrs. Neville Fisher and daughter,
| Emily, of Georgetown, are visiting
|! friends in Verona and Walton, KY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John MershOn, of
Richmond, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Flanagan, on Houston Avenue.
Mrs. Anna Belle Wallace, of this
city, has returned from a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Mckinney, in George
town.
Mr.. L. P. Purnell has returned
from a successful business trip to
the mountains i'm the interest of the
Paris Milling Co.
Paris guests recently registered
at Oil Springs are Miss Grace Don
aldson, Dr. and Mrs. d. S. Henry and
Miss Sallie Whaley.
Mrs. Powell Bosworth and two
children, of Lexington, are visiting
and Miss Nancy Griffith, near Paris.
Mrs. Henry Mckinley and daugh-
tiers, Misses Alice and Margaret. are
spending the week in Jackson, KY,
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brophy.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles C.. Clarke
entertained a number of friends with
dinner and dance at their country
home near North Middletowny Fri
day night.
Mr.. ]. ]. Veatch, district mana
ger of the Home Telephone Co., is
making an official inspection of the
company's lines between Paris and
, Maysville.
Paris relatives have received
handsomely engraved invitations tC
attend dinner party to be given
Tuesday evening, August %, by Mr.
and Mrs. Morris W. Renick, at Mid
dletown, O., in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
, William McCallay Renick, their Sol
> and his bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Bell, of this city, will attend the func
! ton.
FL The members of the EpwOrtl
2 League of the Methodist Church were
rendered a most delightful entertain
ment last%Thursday night by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edgar Tingle, at their home OF
South Main Street Delicious ice:
g and cakes were served after a liter
. ary program had been rendered. The
e lawn was lighted by Japanese Ian
: terms.
The News in it's last issue mad
o vertantly gave the date for the dane
I to be given by Messrs. Ireland Davi
and Lucienn Arnsparger as last Fri
r day night. The date should have beel
O Friday, August %. The music TO
the occasion will be furnished by tn
Wright Saxaphone Trio, of Lexington
and the occasion promises to be
most enjoyable one.
Sundays Lexington Herald says
MRS. Margaret Sullivan, Miss FraI
ces Sullivan and Miss Mary Kearn
will go to Paris this week for Wis
to relatives. :. Miss Elizabeth Brown
e of Paris, was a guest of friends her
:. Yesterday. Mrs Robert Talbot, {
Re Paris, is quite ill at the Good Sauna
y itan Hospital She was visiting Mr.
ii J. M. Hughes, when she was suddel
"a ly taken ill several days ago."
H. Master John Welsh entertaine
% at his home on Second Street, in no
lie or of his guests, Miss Margaret Gro
% in, of Lexington, and Miss Nal
lie O'Donnell, of Cincinnati. Many game
were enjoyed, after which ices ar
cakes were served. Those presel
we're: Misses Margaret Cronin, MAJ
ODonnell, Margaret LAWN, Margar
st Slattery, Alice Brannon; Maste
in Gilbert LAWN, Willie Slattery, Mil
#. Sweeney, John O'Donnell and Jof
w Welsh.
Ia The Carlisle Mercury says; M
81 Mary N. Gorham, of Paris, will mo-
ID TO Miss Jennie NorvelPs residence
re Maple Avenue, the first OF SeptemDe
&c where she will open a dressmakll
VA establishment. :. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
q. Wheeler, of Paris, spent Friday wi
a' Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Young, at the re
back Hotel. i. Mr.. John 1. Flsher,
loc hoon tho Q1lQSt