The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05

10 ParlS after a visit to MS FAMILY
in Versailles.
Mrs. Sophia Ewalt Kiser has re-
turned from visit to friends and rel
atives in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos j. Redmon
left Wednesday for a two-weeks' stay
at Martinsville, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stivers have
as guests Mrs. Bertha Poteet and
daughter. of Raymond, Kansas.
Judge H. Clay Howard and Mr..
George Howard have returned from
a sojourn at Olympian Springs.
Mrs. Harriet Rogers entertained
the North Middletown Bridge Club
at her home near Paris yesterday.
Miss Edith Atkins has returned
to her home in Cincinnati, after a
visit to Mrs. Thompson H .Tarr, near
this city.
Prof. Thos. K Smith, athletic
director at the Y. M. c. A, and fam
lily have returned. from visit to rel
atives in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. H. B. Arnold, Miss Hazel
Arnold and Miss Louise Keal have
returned from a visit to friends and
relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Earl Hertz, of Wilks-Barre,
Pennsylvania, is a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wollstein and
family, on Pleasant street.
Miss Nell Crutcher will be
hostess this afternoon at the home
of Miss Nellie Fithian and Mrs.
Georgia Webb with a Five Hun
dred" party.
Misses Nell Woods and Helen
Cain and Thomas and Edward Woods
have returned from a visit to Misses
Margaret Burns and Dorothy Nc
Kenna, in Lexington.
Miss Lucy Henry, who is a pa
tient at the Massie Memorial Hos
pital, in this city, suffering with ty
phoid fever, was reported as being
improved yesterday.
Miss Ruby Jane Houston and
guest, Miss Margaret Trotter, of Pine
Bluff, Ark, are members of house
party being entertained in Winches-
ter by Miss Alice Quisenberry.
Mrs. Louise Anthem, the venera-
BILE mother of Mr.. Albert Anthem, re-
mains critically ill at her sons home
on Main street, in this city. Her
other son, Mr.. VIM. Anthem, and her
are at her bedside.
The Jemima Johnson Chapter D.
A. R., of Paris will celebrate the
of General Lafayette to-
Mrs. w. T. Lafferty, of
Lexington, will read paper on
When Lafayette Came to Lexing-
ton"
Miss Nancy Barbee Wilson, of
this city, is guest of Judge and Mrs.
Robt. Winn, in Mt. Sterling. Miss
Miss Elmeta Hinton, and
Mr.. Will Rogers, all of Paris. were
among the guests present at the
dance and supper given by Mrs. J.
Carroll Hamilton, of Mt. Sterling. in
honor of Miss Jane Gorham, of Lex
ngton, who is her house guest.
The following Paris people and
heir guests are members of a camp
ng party spending several days at
Virden, KY: Mr.. and Mrs Silas E. /
Bedford and children, S. E. Bedford, |
IT., and Miss Sarah Bedford, Mrs. |
Henry Gaitskill, Mrs. Clay Gaitskill,
Mrs. D. S. Henry, Miss Charlotte and |
Elizabeth Henry, Raymond StamlerI |
Miss Annie Clay; Mrs. Mary Frazier
Ind daughter, Miss Margaret Frazier,
If Louisville; Miss Emma Fisher, of
cynthiana
stanford Interior-Journal: "Mr. |
and Mrs. NJ. e. Pruitt motored over
rom Millersburg, accompanied by
Mrs. Bedell Chanslor, and Mrs. Sue
Chancellor, of Virginia, who will
spend some time in Millersburg.
Mr.. John w. Lawson, of Paris, has
been visiting his old friend, Mr.. John
Mr.. Walter McPher-
SON, formerly of Paris, has returned
to his home in Cincinnati, after a
visit to Mrs. John Baughman and
other relatives in this city"
Mrs. Sallie Bashford, who is
now in her eighty-third year, is crit
ically ill at her home on Pleasant
street, with hopes of recovery des-
paired of. Mrs Bashford is the wild
ow of james Bashford, for many
years bookkeeper and confidential
man at the G. G. White Distilling
Co.'s plant, in Paris.
Mrs. William Sparks entertained
at her home near this city, with six
o'clock dinner in honor of her guests,
her niece, Miss Margaret Sparks, of
Texas, and Miss Mary
Frances Barley, of Cynthiana. The
guests, besides the guests of honor,
were Misses Elizabeth Barlow, Ma
rian Clifford, Ruby G. Shropshire,
and Messrs. Claiborne Lisle, w. G.