The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-09
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

ioiIhS hlehus anu relatives In Nash
vile, Tenn.
Miss Jennie Howard has returned
from a visit to Miss Bessie Talbot.
in Georgetown.
Mr.. Thomas S. brennan has re-
turned to Paris, after a visit to rela-
tlves and friends in Flemingsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Wood have
returned to their home i'm Mt. Ster-
ing after visit to relatives i'm this
city.
Miss Cornelia Blackburn has re
turned to her home i'm Georgetown, af-
ter visit to Miss Carolyn Roseberry
near Paris.
Miss Sallie Ashbrook has return.
ed TO her home in Cynthiana. after d
visit TO her sister, Mrs. r. b. Hutch
craft, on Second street.
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Dickey have
returned to their home near Hutchi-
son, from Flemingsburg, where they
were called by the death of Mrs. Dick
ey's mother, Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Carrie Buckner and daugh-
ter, Miss Susan Buckner, will leave
soon for trip to Asheville, ~ c. Miss
Buckner will return after short stay
but her mother will remain for some
time.
Mrs. w. A. Clarke, of Cincinnati,
is guest of her father, Dr. w. G.
Ussery, on High street She was &C.
companied from Cincinnati by her sis
ter, Miss DOrcas Ussery, who has been
her guest for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Duncan Bell and
nephews, Mr.. Coleman Renick and Mr.
. Felix Renick, have returned from
Hnr IL,
, the Hooven-Renick wedding. The
wedding was a brilliant society event.
followed by a reception and dinner
dance at the Elks' Temple
There was a delightful gathering
at the Hotel Lancaster, in George
town, Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs
, Robt. Geggin, formerly of Paris. en-
| tertained the following guests at din,
: ner: Mrs. S. NJ. Wilmoth, Mr.. Thos
Wilmoth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles vii.
moth and two children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garlic Wilmoth and babies, and Mr.
; CORTLAND Leer, all of Paris; Mrs.
, Clara Moore, of Detroit, Mich; Miss
San Francisco; Miss Mamie Carley,
OF Cincinnati.
AT the Sweet Shop, Friday after
, the members of her bridge club at d
, very interesting session. A number of
games were played, after which the
guests enjoyed a menu comprising
creamed mushrooms and sweetbreaGs
in timbles, garnished with truffles,
Waldorf salad, cheese in cream puffs.
hot nut bread, beaten biscuit and cot
!. fee. The guests were Mrs. Albert Hin
: ton, Mrs. Buckner Woodford, Mrs. Ar
r thur Hancock. Mrs. James II. Thomp-
!, son. Mrs Miller Ward, Mrs. NJ. II.
;. Daley. Misses Ollie and LOrine Butler.
Miss Catherine Weathers. the at-
, tractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. :
!, l.. Weathers, entertained at their home
near Clintonville, Saturday afternoon
with a five hundred" party. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
holly and cut flowers. On arrival OF
f the guests a delicious dinner was serV-
:, ed. number of interesting games
: were played and the afternoon was
) happily spent. The guests were:
:. Misses Virginia Highfeld, OF LeXing
ton; Mary Gorham, Hazel Stephen
son, Mary Elicit, Ruth Weathers, Al
leen Elicit. Evelyn Smith. Sarah Par
rish. DOllie Smith, Cordie Stephenson
Mary Alice Parrish; Mrs. Thornweil
Tadlock and Mrs. Brent Haley.
A pretty affair of the social sea
son was the kitchen shower given IL
winchester. Friday afternoon by Mrs
;, Harvey Duvall, in honor of Miss Mari,
= Talbot, of Paris, whose marriage l.
!, Mr.. Frank w. Sledd, of near NOrt'
Middletown, will be solemniZzed IL
. Paris soon. The home had been pref
: tily decorated for the occasion. As :
/, "take-off' on the name of the bride
- groom. the profusion of useful and OF
namental presents was drawn into the
room by Mr.. Duvall on a small sled
: and presented to the bride-elect. Mrs
N Duvall served an appetiZing luncheon
:, the tables presenting beautiful ap
~ pearance During the afternoon Mis-:
Talbot was showered with best wish
!, es for a long life of happiness ant
10y. The guests for the affair were
Misses Isabel Caldwell and Mar.
Olivia White. of Danville, house CUES.
AZ of Mrs. Duvall; Misses Frances Clay
al Nell Crutcher, Ellen Towles and Mrs
a. John William Young, of Paris; Mrs
FLOYD Clay, Of Mt. Sterling; Mrs
u James French. Mrs. Field VanMetei
Miss Letitia Warren, Miss Midre
'Johnscn. Miss Emily McCready, Mis-
Mamie Scrivener, Miss Elizabeth Stew
art. Miss Martha McGinnis, Mis-
W Pendleton, Miss Mary Frances Ogder
a. Miss Virginia Baldwin, Mrs. Floy
D Heat. Miss Julia Gaitskill, Miss Ros
az Day. Miss Margaret Willis, Miss Loi
he ise Kohlhass and Miss Roselynn
Stevenson.
8 The Washington correspondent 4
e the Courier-Journal. in the Sunday
Sc issue. has a very complimentary refe
ei- ence to Miss Emma Roberts, of Hei
50 derson, KY, who has made a gred
:, reputation in Washington and Ne
lu- York as a mezzo-soprano vocalist I
ai high merit. Miss Roberts recently a.
hu reared in a series of entertainment
i'm New York and Washington, an
earlier in the season appeared in co
cert with the New York SympheT
IN Orchestra. Miss Roberts scored quit
- d;et;uo+ hit in each one of her a