The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Uomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

MIR. and Mrs. Duncan Bell left
yesterday for Florida, to spend the
remaining months of the winter.
Mr.. James Engleman, of the A.
j. winters Co., was business visitor
In Cincinnati, Thursday and TODAY.
Mrs. Mary Ireland Davis has re-
turned from visit of several
weeks to her daughter, Mrs. Offutt
Boardman, in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Thomson
left this week for Allensville. Ala.
to spend several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. c. Thompson, Jr.
Mrs. Rosa Buckner has leased
her home on Mt. Airy to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Thompson, and will go to
Florida to spend the remainder of
the winter.
DIR. Joe Warden and children,
Miss Mary Forman Warden and Mas
ter Joe Warden, who have been ill
with Influenza at their home on Vine
street, are improving.
Among visitors in the city We'd
neSday were Rev. J. II. Crates. of
Carlisle, and Rev. Frank J. Cheek, of
Danville, and T. M. Wadell, of Lex
ington, the latter representing the
Ligget & Myers Tobacco Co.
Mrs. James Thompson, Jr., of
Paris, was one of the out-of-town
members present at the meeting of
the Bridge Club, in Lexington,
Tuesday, Mrs. Frazer Lebus was
hostess, at the home of her father,
Mr.. John w. Stall, on West Second
street. Luncheon was served.
-Cynthiana Democrat: Miss
Beatrice Fuller has returned to her
home in Paris after visit to her
sister, Miss Sadie Fuller, in this
city. Mrs. Margaret Cook and
Miss Stella Cook have gone to
Tampa, Florida, for the winter. Mr.
Charles Cook will join them later"
Mr.. G. c. Thompson, Jr., will
arrive next week from his home at
Allensville, Georgia, to attend the
! pre-nuptial party in honor of Miss
Alice Rogers Clay and Lieut.. Hiram
Roseberry, whose wedding is to oc-
cur on the twenty-second of Janu,
airy. Mr.. Thompson will be best man
at the wedding.
AT the meeting of the North
Middletown Womens' Club, in NORTH
Middletown, recently Mrs. Robert G
Jones, formerly Miss Elizabeth An
drews, of Lexington, sang severa
solos. At the meeting of the Club
held to-day the following program
will be rendered: "The First Thing!
In Kentucky" Mrs. James G. Bryan
Reading, Sister Dolorosa," Mrs. j
w. Young, Jr.
The following program will b'
rendered at the meeting of the Mil
llergsburg Twentieth Century Club, t.
Roll Call; my Best Beloved Pict
ure;" Current Opinion; Persons Ii
The Foreground" Miss Clark; Music
/ Mrs. Hoard Barnes; Drama, Mis-
Martha Smith; Science and Discov
cry, Mrs. Shannon; Parliamentar!
Law, Mrs. c. r. Jones; Hostess, Mis-
Ruth McClintock.
Mr.. Dennis V. Snapp, Field Sec
} rotary for Sunday School Work o
the Methodist Conference, will be il
Newport, Monday and Tuesday
where he will deliver two speeche
on the Sunday School Epwortl
League and Centenary work of tn
church. On Wednesday he will
. speak at Worthwhile, and on Wednes
day night will leave for Birmine
ham, Ala. where he will attend tn
sessions of State Presidents Of tn
Epworth League, as Presidents O
fthe Kentucky League.
Miss Carolyn Roseberry was hos
tess at her home near Paris yesterda
afternoon at a bridge party, give
in honor of Miss Alice Rogers Clay
: who is to become the bride Of Lieut.
Hiram Roseberry, on January q
The home was beautifully decorate
I in green ferns and cut flowers i
jars, forming a charming colo