The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-22

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county people.
Miss Amy Graham and Mrs
True, of Paris, were recent guests OF
Mrs. Granville Graham, in Lexing-
ton.
Miss Bessie Mastin is a patient
at the Massie Memorial Hospital
I where she has been several days un-
der treatment
Mrs. Albert Hinton, who is un-
| der treatment in a Cincinnati hos
pital, was reported yesterday as be-
ing greatly improved.
Mrs. ChaS. P. Cook, accompani-
| ed by Mr.. Cook, went to Louisville
yesterday, where Mrs. Cook will I'M
| dergo treatment in hospital.
Miss Sue Boardman has returned
to her work at the University of
Kentucky after spending the week
end at Little Rock as a guest of her
parents.
Mrs. Wayne Lafferty was re-
ported as resting nicely last night
after having undergone an operation
at the Massie Hospital yesterday
morning.
Mr.. ]. j. Veatch, District Mana.
ger of the Central Home Telephone &
Telegraph Company, is in Frankfort
and Louisville this week on business
for the Company.
Miss Patsey Clark, of Paris, has
been secured by the Little Rock
Graded School to teach music and
expression in the school for the re-
naming two months of the school
term.
Mrs. Brinch Meinertz will be
hostess at her home near Paris this
afternoon. The following invita-
tions have been issued: Mrs. Brinch
Meinertz At Home Tuesday After
noon, the twenty-second of April.
Please Reply"
Misses Maude Taylor, of the
faculty of the Falmouth High School,
and Madge Taylor, of Kentucky Fe-
male College, Midway, spent the
weekend with their father, Mr.. ]. E.
Taylor, in East Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Owsley and
Mr.. Rankin Mastin were in Coving-
ton, Sunday, as guests of Mr.. and
.
Mr.. Ralph Huffman, who has been in
the U. S. service for several years,
is expected home tomorrow.
MIR. Ben Buckner, manager of
the Xalapa Stock Farm gave a six
o'clock dinner Friday evening to a
party of friends. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
G. Huffman, Mrs. Pattie Johnson
Riley and Miss Clara E. Nelson, of
Mt. Sterling,
Miss Mamie Louise Best, re-
Gently of Millersburg, has been Sc
cured by the management of Sayre
College, at Lexington, at Director of
Music for the year 19191920. Miss
Best formerly taught large classes in
music at MillerSburg, Winchester
and Cynthiana. She is at present at
Galloway College, in Arkansas.
Mr.. Theodore o. Holiday, of
Freeport, Ohio, a brother of the late
Mr. John w. Holiday, of Paris, is a
guest of his nieces, Misses Carrie
and Emily Holiday, of Eighth street,
and Mrs. George Judy, of Twelfth
street Mr.. Holiday has been
spending the winter at st. Cloud,
Florida, where he owns a big orange
grove, and is en- route to his home in
Frankfort.
Miss Martha Ferguson, bride
elect, was the honor guest at a card
party given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Edward Prichard, at her home on
East Seventh street. There were
seven tables of bridge. The home
| was beautifully decorated with clus-
| tiers of Spring flowers. The guest
prize for Miss Ferguson was a dainty
boudoir cap. The prize for the high
est score was won by Miss Carolyn
Roseberry. A delicious lunch of sub
stantials was served, and the guests
thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon.
-Cynthiana Log Cabin: "Mr.
Alex Kimbrough returned 10 Paris
yesterday after a weeks visit to his
nephew, Mr.. D. r. KimbrOugh and
family . Mrs. Lizzie Walker has
returned to her home in Paris after
visit to Mrs. ]. w. Larkin. :. Mrs.
w. A. Penn went to Paris, Wednes
day for several days stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. Reynolds. who is
there under the care of a physician.
-. Mrs. John Lee and daughter,
Ruth, of Paris. were guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Dills. :.
Mrs. w. e. Ellis, of Paris, was here
last week for short stay"