The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-04-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.


on High street
! Mrs. John Woodford is a guest OF
the family of her father. Mr.. John Van
Meter, near Danville.
MRS. Wallace Clark and little sou
left Sunday for a months visit to her
rlother, in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Chas. r. Hill is in Cincinnati
where he will undergo medical treat
ment at the DIR. Schofield Hospital.
Mrs. c. Offutt Boardman and chill
Gren have returned to their home In
Chicago, after visit to relatives I'm
this city.
Miss Catherine Thompson, OF
Hamilton College. Lexington, was a re-
cent guest of Miss Anna Eads Peed
in this city.
Mrs. Wolford Ewalt and children.
of Lexington, were guests the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ewalt
on Railroad street.
Mr.. Allen Smith, of Taylorsville,
KY, former resident of Bourbon
county, is guest of friends at his old
home in the county.
Mrs. M. G. Browning, of Cleveland.
Ohio, is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
IL. =.
b. A. Frank, in this city.
Mrs. Jesse Turney, Mrs. Clell Tur-
ney, Mrs. r. H.. Winn, of Mt. Sterling.
and Mrs. Amos Turney are spending
several days in Cincinnati.
Misses Hadley and Cornelia Stone
have returned to their home in Yer
sailles after visit to Mrs. H. A.
Power and Miss Mary Bashford.
Misses Nancy ID. Mccartney and
Articia Mccartney have returned from
Flemingsburg, where they went to at
tend the funeral of Mr. R. F. Single
ton.
Mrs. Lee Price left yesterday for
Louisville TO to undergo a surgical op-
Grafton at Norton's Infirmary. DR..
Louis Frank will be the attending sur
geon.
Mr.. end Mrs. Robert H. Winn, Of
Mt. Sterling, who have been guests Of
Mrs. Winn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse TJrney, near Paris, have return.
ed to their home.
Those from Paris who attended
the dance given in Lexington by the
Terpsichorean Club were Mr.. Edward
Woods, Raymond Connell. Miss Mar
garet Schwartz and Miss Catherine
Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Denton and
little son, James Denton, of Owings-
Vile, visited relatives in this city Sat-
urday. They were enroute to CynthI-
ana, to visit Mrs. Denton's anut, DR..
Alkaline Bell, former resident OF
Paris.
The annual dance and pledge cere-
monies of the Mystic Thirteen" and
Keys" societies of the University of
Kentucky was held at the Phoenix
Hotel in Lexington, Friday evening.
Among the guests were Mr.. Alvin s.
Thompson and Miss Mary Kenney
Weber, Of Paris.
In the absence of Rev. w. E.
Ellis, who is conducting a revival a.
the Christian church in Williamsburg.
his pulpit was supplied here Sunday by
Rev. T. ]. Belcher, pastor of the Will
liamsburg church, at both morning
and evening services.
Besides the immediate members o.
the family, those from Paris who at
tended the funeral and burial of Mr..
Louis Saloshin, at Cincinnati, Sunday,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simon, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Wollstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Margolen, Messrs. Hense
Margolen, Chas. S. Goldstein, F. P
Kiser, S. l.. Weathers. Geo. K. Jones,
Sam Houston and r. F. Clendenin.
The Danville Messenger says OF
two Paris favorites: PROF. Mike and
Miss Hall, in charge of the music at
the opera house, awakened much en-
,husiasm by playing patriotic airs
america, Star Spangled Banner and
others come in for liberal applause
hut when they played Dixie, the
crowd almost shook the plasterin2
from the walls"
The Chi Omega Fraternity of the
University of Kentucky. Hamilton Col
lege and Pennsylvania celebrated
FOUNDERS Day" Saturday with a din
ing and social session in the PhoeniS
Hotel. Paris was represented by
Misses Mary Fithian Hutchcraft, Helen
Hutchcraft, Carolyn Roseberry and
Mrs. Amos Turney, Jr.
Mr.. H. H. Floyd. manager of the
Paris Office of the Cumberland Tele
rhone Co, was a guest of his brother
NlT. a vi. NC" <hiuohy' Ahu'
Sunday. Mr.. Floyd says the destruc
ton caused by the cyclone there some
time ago. is almost indescribable and
the printed descriptions give really ne
i adequate idea of the damage and sui
tering caused. Mr.. ~ M. Floyd has
written a graphic description of the
storm which will be published in the
Southern Telephone News.
J Society people of Paris have re
ceived the following post card an
nouncement of an event that is always
well patronized from Paris:
Handy Dance, with Handy's Blue
Ribbon Orchestra, direct from Beals
Street, Memphis. Tenn, Seven Pieces
Southern Society Favorites. Phoeni'
Hotel. Lexington. KY, Fridav Evening
April 20. 1917 Committee, w. P. Wal