The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-05-13

Paris, and the bride-elect, Miss Dins-
more Patrick
! Mr.. George c. Thompson, ST., is
confined to his home in Thornton Di-
vision by illness.
| Mrs. Ernest Martin is GONZALES
cling after an operation performed at
the Massie Memorial Hospital.
I Mr.. Charlton Clay, of Paris, was
host to party of seven guests at the
Country Club, near Lexington, Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Katherine Kimball, who
was operated on at the Massie Mono
rial Hospital, some weeks ago, is i'm
proving rapidly.
Miss Lutte Grove, who has been
a patient at the Massie Memorial
Hospital for several days, has re-
covered and has been removed to her
| home.
Eugene Conner underwent
successful operation at the Massie
Memorial Hospital for removal of en-
larged tonsils, and is getting along
very nicely.
Mr.. Ray Faulconer, of Riddles
Mills, who underwent an operation at
the Massie Memorial Hospital, Sat-
urday, was reported yesterday as
doing very well.
Mr.. q. L. Wilcox, Secretary of
the Bourbon County Y. M. C. A,
has returned from Versailles, where
| he attended the conference of Y. M.
c. A. workers last week.
DIR. William Riley Franklin has
returned from Louisville, where he
attended the meeting of the State
Association of Optometrists, of which
he is an officer and member.
| DIR. A. H. Keller, City Health
Officer, attended the meeting of the
State Board of Health, composed of
both city and county Health officers,
held in Louisville yesterday. The
convention will be in session again
to-day.
The Board of Officers of the
Christian Church have placed an Or
| der for interior decoration of the
church, work on which will be start
ed soon New lighting fixtures of
the indirect type have also been
! contracted for.
"A party of twenty friends from
New York and Beaumont, Texas,
who accompanied him to Louisville,
to see the running of the Kentucky
Derby, Saturday, were guests of Mr..
Edward Simms, Saturday evening at
! Pendennis Club, of Louisville. The
members of the party were entertain
ed by Mr.. Simms last night at his
country home, ''Xalapa Farm near
Paris.
| The following delegates from
| IL infy Of 10 W
terian and Christian churches OF
Paris, attended the annual conVen-
ton of the Kentucky Christian En-
deavor Union, held at Winchester:
Presbyterian Church-Mrs. w. b.
Griffith, Mrs. Sam Willis, Misses Vir-
ginia Dundon, Margaret Griffith,
Ada Wilcox, Mrs z. L. Wilcox, Eu-
gene Lair, John Dundon and Vernon
Stamler. Christian Church - Eos
ter Mitchell, Mrs. A. l.. Burley,
Misses Louise Keal, Thelma SQuires,
Carrie Rose, Hazel Arnold, Elizabeth
Rule, Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. H. L..
Clarke, d. Y. l.. Farley.
One of the most enjoyable so
ciaI events of the season was the
bridge party given Friday afternoon
bv Misses Ollie and Lorraine Butler
at their home on Vine street, fol-
lowing a similar event given on the
preceding day There were seven
tables of players. The prize for the
highest score, a pair of fancy can
dies, was won by Mrs. James Dodge,
and the consolation prize, patent
leather hand-painted knitting bag,
was drawn by Mrs. Robert Ferguson.
The beautiful home was bright with
spring flowers, lilies of the valley,
Marechal Neil roses, iris and snow
balls arranged in baskets, bowls and
vases. Delicious refreshments were
served, the menu consisting of fruit
Isalad, peas in timbale shells, sand
wiches, hot rolls, ices, coffee, minis.
The guests who partook of the
PLEASURE of the afternoon were:
Misses Rachel Virgins, Belle, Hor-
ton, Elizabeth Crutcher, Frances
Clay, Carolyn Roseberry, Elizabeth
Steele, Margaret Ferguson and Eliza
beth Jasper; Mrs. Calvert Meng,
Mrs. F. P. Kiser, Mrs. Edward Spears,
Mrs. John Yerkes, Mrs. Caroline
Davis Craig, Mrs. Hiram Roseberry,
Mrs. Carley Wilmoth, Mrs. James
Dodge, Mrs. Robt. Ferguson, Mrs
Ray Taylor, Mrs. Henry Judy, Mrs
Brinch Meinertz, Mrs. Julian Frank,
Mrs. Milton C. Browning, Mrs. Lynn
Moore, Mrs. John Sturgeon, Mrs. V1r-
gil Gaitskill, Mrs Joe Warden, Mrs
John F. Davis and Mrs. Call1e L
Nichols.