The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and G0ings OF Our
| People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Miss Patsy Clark is a guest of
Miss Clara Belle O'Neill, in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Mabel Frank is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Barnett, in
Taylorsville, Spencer county.
DIR. L. r. Huffman and Clyde
Burberry, of Centerville, have gone |
to florida to spend the winter.
Mrs. John /. Fisher, of Louis
Vile, is visiting her mother, Mrs. |
Mollie Golf, at North Middletown.
| Mrs. Ada Rice, of North Middle |
town, is a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Mosby, at Helena, Ar
kansas.
| Miss Clara Louise Buchanan
has returned from a months visit to
her brother, w. c. Buchanan, at
Hamden, Ohio
Mr.. George Finney has returned
Ito his home in st. Louis, Mo-, after
} a visit to relatives in Paris and
bourbon county.
Mrs Charles Spillman, of Har-
Irodsburg, is i'll of influenza at the
home of her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Brooks, on Duncan avenue.
Mr.. Lee Price and Mr.. K. T..
Frank will leave this week for New
York to purchase the spring stock
for the firm of Frank & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simon left
Saturday night for Chicago on a
business trip in the interest OF Mr..
ISimon's Paris and Lexington stores.
< Mrs. Joseph D. Peed, Of Mays
lick. was a weekend guest Of her
). daughter, Mrs. Albert Hinton, and
o Mr.. Hinton, at their home on High
s street.
o Mr.. G.. G.. Thompson, OF Aliens
o willie, Alabama, has arrived in Paris
A to attend the Clay-Roseberry we'd
a ding. He will act as best man to the
groom.
i Mr.. r. M. Hopkins, of Coving-
a ton. who married Miss Iva Collins
O. daughter of Mrs. Thos. Helm Clay
% of Paris. will leave January II with
IA party of two hundred, who vii
20 make a tour of Palestine and thu
Holy Land.
n Mr.. Pat Kane has gone to Ho
O. Springs, Ark, for a months stay.
III Mrs. John M. Donnell has return
ed to her home near Hutchinson, from
M Maysville, where she was called las
week by the illness and death OF he
brother. Mr.. Sherman Rhodes.
. Mrs. Sidney G. Clay will leav
for Florida shortly after the marriag
of her daughter, Miss Alice Roger
No. CLAW. to Lieut. Hiram RoSeberr!
~ which takes place tomorrow ever
o. ing. to spend the remainder of tn
winter.
DE- A telegram received Sunday b
IN relatives in this city, stated Una
lty Miss Mary Clay was seriously l
a with Influenza at the home of III
lu- father. Col. E. F. Clay, in Eusti
Fla. Her brothers, Buckner Clay,
40. Charleston, w. Va, and Brutus Cha
:. of Atlanta, are at her bedside.
ht' -Messrs. Harry Jones. Fred Blu
an gin. VIM. Taylor, w. w. Mitchell al
by Robert Shea, will leave this week
be- TAMPA, Fla. They will mot
is through in Mr.. Lew Taylor's autom
bile. Mr.. Taylor and family are
as ready in Florida, where they W
. ;s spend the winter.
Paris society people have ]
ceived postcard invitations, WORD
IN as follows:
and Saxophone Sextette, Friday Ev'
and ing. January "a, 1919. Phoe1
ank Hotel. Lexington, KY. Subscripti
$50. Hours 800 to 200. Co
ost- mittee: William Walton, Jr., Rob-
m orc Jewell"
nss Miss Ruth Pinnell entertain
-ooN Friday evening at her home IN w
chester with charming DIM
rrn party in honor of Third Gunne
'Ho Nate Clay Gaitskill, of Paris, "
ali. has Just returned from service
III, France. The place cards were o.
81 81 patriotic. nature, and the glow FIR
pink candles enhanced the beauty
the the scene. A dainty and elabor
sur menu was served. The guests W
and Misses Henrietta Bedford, Luc
the Clarke, Catherine Robinson, V1rgi
ings johnson and Anna nelson, MeS
Nelson Strobe Haggard, Spencer
nell, William Robb, DR.. w. J. "
-. burn and Archie Bedford.
u "a fOther Personals on Page 81