The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-08-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
SO. Elsewhere.

| MI. duncan Bell returned Sun
day night from a business trip to
New York.
Miss Eleanor Daniels, of Coving-
ton, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Sledd, near Paris.
Mrs. Addie Daugherty and chill
dren, of Ludlow, KY, are guests of
Mrs. Margaret Burnett.
| Mrs. Hershel Humble and Mrs. I.
D. Thompson are guests of friends
and relatives in Somerset.
Miss Laura Belle Smith has re-
turned from a two-weeks' visit to
friends and relatives in Cynthiana.
Miss Augusta Rogers has return
ed to her home in Lexington, after a
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
in Paris.
| DIR. A. H. Keller and Mr.. Ellis
Hukill visited friends and relatives
in Irvine from Sunday to yesterday
| afternoon.
Miss Bernice Moore and Martha
Coleman, of Mt. Sterling, were
guests of Miss Anna Louise White
for the dance at Masonic Temple,
Friday night.
Mr.. Ashley, recently appointed
agent for the Adams Express Co., at
this point, has leased one of the DR..
F. p. Campbell cottages on High
street, and has moved his family here
from Covington.
Mrs. Otis Allender, of Falmouth,
and her sister, Mrs. Arel Allender, of
Doxey, Okla, returned to Falmouth,
Sunday, after visit to their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Day,
on Vine street, in this city.
| Lexington Leader: Ben Bis
cult Downey, of Paris, representing
the National Biscuit Company, was
on hand at the meeting Saturday
night, and had good time. Ben is
the best fisherman Blue Grass Council
has on the list, and when it comes to
selling crackers and cakes he is way
out in front"
The Carlisle Mercury says:
Miss Alice Herman Shankland has
returned from Paris, where she has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Will Durham Smart. >. Mrs. ]. c.
Smart and children, Maybelle, Joseph
and ]. c. Smart, Jr., have returned
from Paris, where they have been
guests of relatives"
| Misses Anna Frank Bridges, Ell
sic Finnell, Louise Terrill, and H. P.
Montgomery, James Glass, Bolton
Armstrong, Morton Clark, Roland
Keene, Chas. Adams, Jas. Hough KEEL
ley, Edwin Garth, Will Rankin Lair
and Stanley Kirk, of George
town, attended the August dance
given at Masonic Temple, Friday
night.
| At the entertainment given by
the Mystic Order of Shriners in Lex
ington, Mr.. Clay Sutherland, of
Paris, a member of the order, sang a
beautiful solo. He was accompanied
at the piano by Miss Elizabeth
Crutcher, of Paris. Mr.. Sutherland
selection was heartily applauded and
he was compelled to respond to en-
cores.
Miss Margaret Ferguson enter
tanned with dining Saturday even
ing at her home on the Hume & Bed
ford pike, in honor of Misses Marian
and Elizabeth Clay Alexander, who
are guests of Paris relatives. The
guests were Misses Elizabeth Clay
Alexander and Marian Alexander,
Kate Alexander, Mrs. Katherine
Davis Craig; Charlton Clay, Withers
Davis and Hugh Ferguson.
The August dance given at the
Masonic Temple, Friday night, was a
brilliant success, and was attended
by large number of young people
from surrounding towns. The music
was furnished by Smiths Saxaphone
Orchestra. There was but one thing
lacking, the presence of Ireland "Bit"
Davis, who has done as much, per-
haps as anyone in Central Kentucky,
to make dancing popular pastime,
and his absence on this occasion was
source of genuine regret.
Winchester Daily Democrat:
Mrs. w. E. Pinnell, Mrs. Bette Van
Meter, of Lexington; Mrs. Charles
Nelson, Mr.. Spencer Pinnell, Misses
Ruth Pinnell and Lucille Clark and
Charles B. Nelson, Jr., motored to
Paris to see Mrs. Lou Davis Redmon,
Mrs. Mary Walker and Miss Maude
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ecton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Younger Osborne
motored to Paris to see Mr.. Ecton's
sister, who is ill at the hospital. She
was reported somewhat improved"
Miss Ruby Jane Houston, the
charming sister of Mrs. Spears Moore,
entertained a party of young people
with a theatre party at the Paris
Grand, Saturday evening, in honor OF
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Carter, OF
Paris, who will soon remove to Lex
ington to reside. The members of the
party were Mr.. John Dundon and
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Carter; Mr.
Foster Mitchell and Miss Margaret
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