The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Oomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

since the 0eath OF her husband
Mrs. w. J. Kiser is making her hom
with relatives in Shawhan.
Mr.. Gus Margolen left yestsrda,
for an extended stay at Hot Springs
Ark, for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Belle zimmerman has re-
turned to her home in Cynthiana. af
ter Visit to friends and relative!
IN Paris and the county.
Mrs. P H. Lane left yesterda,
morning for her home in Philadel
phla, Pa, after visit to Mrs. Swift
Champ and Mr.. Champ, on Pleasant
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Whaley. Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are guests OF
MRS. Whaley's sister, Mrs. Harry O.
James, and Mr.. James, on Pleasant
street.
Mrs. Laura Estill Francis and
Mrs. Lavina Estill Chenault
Cunningham have returned from a
business trip to their old home at
Richmond.
Mr.. David Field returned yester-
day from Rochester, Mimi, where he
has been a patient at the Mayo Bros.
Hospital. Mr.. Field underwent sew
eral operations for varicos- veins and
returns greatly improved in health.
Miss Lucy Henry, manager of
the Western Union Telegraph office.
who has been a typhoid fever patient
at the Massie Memorial Hospital. in
Paris, for several weeks, has recov-
cred sufficiently to be removed to her
home
Mr.. James H. Batterton. Ell
route from Chicago to his home in
Fayetteville, South Carolina, stop
ped over in Paris a few days this
week to visit relatives and renew
old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cleveland and
children, of near Paris,s attended a.
family reunion held in Cynthiana.
Monday. The principal feature of
the reunion was the celebration of
the eighty-third birthday of their
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Long.
"A party composed of Charles H.
Meng, of Paris, Alex Macklin, of
Frankfort, Ely Blackburn, of George
town, and VIM. Crabbe, of Eminence,
left Monday for Atlanta, Georgia, to
attend the annual national Confed-
crate reunion in progress in that
city. While in Atlanta they will be
guests of Mrs. Edna Rains and Mrs.
Mollie H. Miller, former residents of
this county.
The young ladies composing the
Young Women's Bridge Club were
guests Tuesday afternoon of Miss
Margaret Ferguson, at her home,
Glen Iris" near Paris. Among the
players were Mesdames Hiram Rose,
berry, James Thompson, Walter Dali
by, E. F. Prichard, Oscar T. Hinton,
Douglas Clay, Durand Whipple;
Misses Charlina Ball, Frances Clay
and Agnes Turner.
Winchester Daily Democrat:
Miss Ruth Pinnell spent Monday in
Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Pinneli,
of Bourbon county, spent the week
end with Mrs. w. e. Pinnell :. Miss
Elizabeth Tanner, of Paris, is visit
ing Miss Ruth pinnell. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Patton, Mrs. D. w. Peed,
Miss Elizabeth Tanner and Dan Peed,
Jr., of Paris, spent Sunday with Mrs.
w. E. Pinnell."
-Flemingsburg Times-Democrat
Miss Jennie Link and Claybrook
Jacoby, of Bourbon county, were
guests of Miss Nancy Watts, Sunday.
.. Mrs. S. e. McClanahan came
down from Paris, Friday morning, to
visit the family of her father, w. H.
Faris. Capt. Robert A. Harbeson
was down Tuesday from his Bourbon
plantation. He is recovering
from his slight injury in the auto
mishap and reports Miss Sackett get
ting along nicely in the hospital at
Paris"
One of the most elaborate
emit season was that given in the Ma
sonic Temple, Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Fayette Ardery and Mrs.
Sidney S. Ardery, Jr. After a two
course luncheon the tables were
cleared for the players. Mrs. Brinch
Meinertz holding the highest score,
was given the first prize, a waste bas- |
ket. Miss Rachel Virgins making |
he lowest score, was awarded the !
prize, a telephone memorandum. Mrs. |
Chas. G.. Daugherty was awarded the |
prize, an egg cutter. |
The rooms were beautifully decorat- |
I'd for the occasion.
Miss Helen Hutchcraft, presi- |
lent of the Mission Circle Of the |
Christian church, presided at the Oc-
.ober meeting of that organization
held in the church parlors Tuesday !
afternoon. Mrs. Jennie Howard !
Clay read a paper on "The Religious |
Relations Between The United |
states and Mexico" following the |
business session and and devotional
exercises. Interesting papers were |
cad by Mrs. Thomas Allen, Mrs. w.
4. Cannon and Mrs. Skillman, and /
m address was made by Miss Esther /
3oatright. A social hour followed, /
Turing which orange ice and cakes
we're served.
An invitation has been extended |
o the members of Jemima Johnson !
Chapter, Daughters Of the American |
of this city, to attend the |
wenty- third annual conference of !
he Kentucky D. A. R., to be held in !
he Phoenix Hotel, in Lexington, on
October 29 and 80. The local chap
er is hoping to attend this meeting