The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
C0mings and G0ings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

DR.. Huffman, of the Centerville
precinct, has gone to Florida to re-
main for several weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson, of Paris,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
S. Allen, in Sharpsburg.
Mrs. Joe Warden has as guest
at her home on Vine street Mrs.
Laura Williams, of Mt Sterling.
Miss Madeline Huddleston wos
a guest Saturday and Sunday Of
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Kessler, in Lex
ington.
Miss Ella Loomis, Of Cynthiana,
was a guest of Miss Willie McNa-
mara, from Saturday to Monday
morning.
Mrs. Stanhope Wiedemann and
little daugter, who have both been
quite i'll at their home near Paris
are improving.
Miss Nina Howell, who has
been guest of friends in Paris, for
seeyrai weeks, has gone to Tiajuiana
Cali, to visit.
Miss Mary Vallandingham, Of
OwentOn, and Miss Mary Adams Lin
coin, of Louisville, are guests of Miss
Elizabeth Brown
Miss Edna Huffman has returned
TO her home in CCvington, after visit
TO Mrs. John r. Owens and Mrs. Jack
,OwSley, on Harmon street.
Mrs. William T. Buckner has
returned to her country home near
Paris, after pleasant stay with rel
atives and friends in Paris.
Mr.. Samuel Harding. of Paris, was
taken to the DR.. Holmes Hospital, In
Cincinnati, last week, where he will
undergo surgical operation.
Mrs. Hughes Atkinson has re-
turned to her home in Mt. Sterling,
after visit to her mother, Mrs.
William Tarr, and other relatives.
Miss Ruby Redwitz, a member
! of the faculty of the North Middle
town College, who has been very
i'll for several days with grippe, is
recovering.
Mrs. Harry B. Burnaw, has re-
turned to her home in Carlisle, after
/ a vivsit to her daughter, Mrs Cur
It's Henry, ard Mr.. Henry, near
; Fourteenth street.
, Mrs. William Shire entertained
: delightfully."- at her home Saturday
: afternoon with a luncheon-bridge
for a number of guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shire will leave this week for
! a visit to New York.
= Prof. NJ. c. White, of the Paris
! High School refereed the games
between the Winchester and Gym
= thiana High Schools basket bal
5 teams at Winchester Fridy night
t Mrs. William Neal and daughter
A Miss Mayme Neal, were called to Chi
5 cago. Friday, by the serious illness o.
D Mr. Will CBallie) Neal, who has beer
D a resident of the Windy City for sew
eraI years.
Mr.. w. K Griffith, Chief Train Dis
patcher of this division of the Louis
Z Vile e. Nashville railroad, who ma
D been confined to his home on Cypress
{ street for several days threatens
with appendicitis, is considerably i'm
iproved.
Mr.. J. Curtis Larry, former Par
lisian,, was a caller at THE NEW!
office Saturday, while in Paris, Of
a business mission. Mr.. Larry con
4 fessed to a tender feeling still eX
listing and called on old friends dur
ing MS stay.
"A number of Paris society neo
pie have received invitations t
the dance which will be given in tn
:. ballroom of the Frankfort Hole =
Frankfort on the evening of JAM
=, airy 30. Misses Jessie Debit an
Of Clara Schenkel compose the con
rt mittee in charge of the affair
f. The Pastors Aid Society c
IN the Presbyterian Church, will hol
: their first meeting of the yea
re at the manse this afternoon, Tue
Of day, January %. 1t is earnestl
Of requested that there be a full a
tendance of the members, as t.
IS meeting promises to be one of i'll
IN Tidal interest.
I'd Mrs. A. T. Carrithers enterta; y
is ed at her home on North BrOat
De way in Lexington, Saturday, with
as luncheon in honor of Mrs. CassiI
ty NJ. Clay, of Paris and sister, Mr.
Samuel Stone, of Louisville, K
The ladies were travelir
m companions last spring on a trip
Panama and the Canal Zone.
er Hon Reuben Hutchcraft, of Pari
of and Judge w. T. Lafferty, Dean of Il
IT. Law School of the University of Ke
re- lucky, attended recent meeting
he the Association of Law Schools
hit America, held in Chicago, at which fl
DIS ty-five OF the leading law schools
ut America were represented by de
lin gates.
co Rev. w. A. Hopkins, who h
TX been engaged in mission work
le- Lexington, for the past year, al
We who at one time had undo
co consideration a call to the paste
les alter of the Paris Presbyteri.
Church, has resigned. Mr.. Hopki
will be engaged in the work o. t
Laymen's Missionary Movement :
ZIP time. He has not fully compile
eli his plans for future work.
1c- Mrs. James H. Thompson entt