The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-11-18

Dalzell, Mrs. Lee Stephenson, Mrs.
Jesse Letton and Mrs. r. L. Wilson,
Of Paris.
George Clayton and family have
moved from near Paris to the farm of
John L. Collins, near North Middle
town.
Mr.. J. E. Taylor and daughter,
H1lda, of East Paris, were guests of
Miss Maude Taylor. in Falmouth,
Sunday
| Lawrence Price was in Louis
VILE, Monday night, where he was
invested with Masters Degree in
Masonry.
| Byron Roberts, of near Paris.
has returned from Cincinnati, where
he had been to see his mother, who
has been seriously i'll in hospital.
Among recent visitors in Paris
was Mr.. Dan Crows, of Lexington,
Well-known newspaper man, who
was guest of friends or a short
visit.
"A little son of Major and Mrs.
Durand Whipple, of Paris, is rap
idly improving in Lexington hos
pital, where he has been a patient
for several days.
Mrs. Horace M. Bacon, Mrs.
Allie Dickerson and Mrs. Magnus
Rash have returned to their homes
in North Middletown from a business
trip to Cincinnati.
The topic for discussion at the
weekly meeting of the Progressive
Culture Club, to be held in their
Club rooms Thursday afternoon,
Will be English Poetry of the Nine
teenth Century" Mrs. Walker,
leader.
The Young Women's Bible Class
of the North Middletown Christian
\ church gave Shower" Friday
night for the benefit of the Ken
lucky Orphan Home at Louisville.
Luncheon was served, and sub
stantial sum realized for the Home
Miss Lillian Bradley, of Louis
vile, was a visitor in Paris yester-
day. Miss Bradley was for severa.
years cashier in the Office of the
Cumberland Telephone Co., in this
city, being transferred to the Louis
vile Office. She was en- route to
Frankfort on a special business
mission for the Cumberland Co.
The North Middletown Women's
Club will render the following pro-
gram at their regular weekly meet
ing, to be held Friday: Music; Ora
torios and Composers, Mrs. Cay
wood; Piano Selections, Mrs. Lee r.
Henry; Group Sacred Songs, Mrs. J.
w. Jones; Reading, Mrs. j. w.
Young; Piano Accompaniment, Mrs
Tollie Young.
The Paris Literary Club will
hold their regular weekly meeting
at the club rooms tomorrow after
noon at 2;30 o'clock. The program
ttI be rendered on this occasion is as
follows: The Gospel According to
Mark-The First Memories Concern
ing Jesus Public Career; (1) Intro
duction, CD Galillean Ministry;
49, Ministry in Jerusalem; ca Pas
sion History. Leader, Miss Orr; Sa-
cred Places, Mrs. Wilson.
"A message to Mrs. w. r. Hukill
yesterday from Miss Jessie Brown,
who is at the bedside OF her uncle,
Mr.. John Mccain, in Toledo, Ohio,
stated that Mr.. Mccain was criti-
claly ill, and likely not to survive
long. Mr.. Mccain is a son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccain,
pioneer residents of Paris, who occu-
pied the old home at the corner of
Main and Seventh streets. now taken
up by the r. P. Walsh clothing
house.
Mrs. VIM Hukill, Sr, celebrated
the ei2hty-fourth anniversary Of her
birth with a dinner Sunday at her
home on Broadway. All the members
of her family and few intimate
; friends gathered around the table
, and partook Of splendid repast.
Many expressions of congratulations
and good wishes for the future were
rendered this good woman, whose
emotions overcome her so that she
was unable to reply to the kind fell
citations for while. The chief or
, nament of the dining table was q
beautifully designed and executed
birthday cake, SurmOunted by eigh-
ty-four tapers, each signifying a
, milestone passed on the journey OF
: life.
Misses Sara Louise Bedford and
Elizabeth Tarr, members of the Tur-
ner-Clayton bridal party, entertain
: ed at the home of Miss Bedford in
compliment to Miss Turner and Mr.
/: Clayton with luncheon-bridge
which was delightful event
in all it's details Mr.. Herbert Will
son entertained at the Phoenix Ho
tel. in Lexington, Friday, with
} dinner party, in their honor. Yes
D terday afternoon, Miss Alberta Moi
, felt entertained for Miss Turner
= and her guest, Miss Sharp, of Mays
p. Vile. Tomorrow Miss Turner vii
!, be hostess to the members of thu
bridal party at her home on Cypress
f street. following the rehearsal a
: the Christian church.