The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-27
SOCIAL AID Personal.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Miss Christine Thomason is q
guest of Miss Princia Gaines, in
Georgetown.
!, Miss Anna Deane Curtis is a
guest OF Mrs. w. p. Willard, on the
Summit, in Richmond.
MRS. Charles Douglas, of Rich
mond, is guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. j. Haggard, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duncan
Bell left Sunday for a pleasure and
business trip to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Taylor are
at West Baden Springs, West Ba-
den, Indiana, for ten-days' stay.
Misses Helen Kunkle Cleveland
and Margaret Shropshire, of Gym
thiana, are guests of Mrs Mary
McShane.
Mrs. Flora Bloom, of Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, is 4 guest of her
brother, Lee Price, and Mrs. Price,
on Scott avenue.
ed to her home in Cedar Grove, In
Mrs. Thos. Keller.
Mrs. w. V. Shaw, of Paris, and
her sister, Mrs. Frank w. Finn, of
Covington, are sojourning at Pet
sokey, Michigan.
Miss Lucille Chipley has as
guests Misses Elizabeth Caywood, of
Frankfort, and Louise Kirkpat-
rick, Of Lexington.
i Mr.. Swift Champ, editor of
THE NEWS, is at West Baden
Springs, West Baden, Indiana, for 4
sojourn of several days.
Col. E. F. Clay, who has been
very ill at his home on the Cynthi-
ana road, was reported yesterday as
being slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Valentine,
Of New York, are guests of the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. George w. Judy,
and Mr.. Judy. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Jackson,
of Paris. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Orr, of Covington, are camping tt
Boonesboro, on the Kentucky River
Isaac L. Price has returned
from a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
C. A. Teller, and Mr.. Teller, in
Chicago. Mrs. Price remained for a
longer visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Ward Russell
gave an informal reception at their
home in Little Rock, in compliment
TO their guest, Mrs. Hancock, of
Pembroke, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dudley,
Miss Belle Mitchell Dudley and
Misses Katherine and Winda Dud-
ley, of Flemingsburg, composed a
motor party visiting Paris recently.
The young people of the Little
Rock Christian church will give a
4 p1o LOT in
church building Friday night. The
purposes.
Roy F. Clendenin, of Paris, AS
sociate General Agent for the
, ance Co., is in Milw aukee, attending
the convention of more than 5000
4, Northwestern agents, who are hold
i. ing a business meeting there, con
vening last night.
Georgetown News: Miss Vir-
ginia Poe has returned to her home
| in Paris from a visit to Miss Mary
Clark Walker, in this city. A. L.
Ferguson, Charles Ferguson. Henry
Herndon, Buford Hall, J. G. Ward
Carrick Ware, and T. Porter Smith
] all of Georgetown, attended the
! shoot given by the Bourbon Gun
Club, at Paris, Friday afternoon"
a His seventy-fourth birthday was
made the occasion for surprise tC
Jas. w. Earlywine, of Paris, by Mrs
a James r. Kiser, of Shawhan, when
bountiful anniversary dinner was
, served at the Kiser home to large
; number of guests. Mr.. Earlywine
was presented with large birthday
cakes and other tokens by his
daughters, Mrs. I. o. Barnett and
J Mrs. Frank Farmer.
The Millersburg Dancing Club
announces another of their justly
popular dances to be held in the
Opera House in that city, on the
evening of Wednesday, August 4
Music for the dancers will be fur
nished by Smiths Sextette. The
ihours will be from 900 to 800
The committee in charge of thu
: dance will be composed Of Reese
! Ingels and Louis Vimont.
4 At the home of Mr.. Ed. Case
: near North Middletown, an enJoya
,ble family reunion was held sun
day, the event being made memora
;. Bile by the presence of large mum
4 Der of relatives. A substantial DIN
: ner was served, and a group photo
graph was afterward made by Pho
tographer Doty. The guests. beside
the host were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins, of Missouri; Mr.. and Mrs
Y Jesse Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Price, MI
and Mrs. John King, Matt lnsko
q Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Insko, MI. an
a Grs George Insko, Jr., Mr.. an
Mrs. Clay Insko.
"A social note from Olympia
Springs to THE NEWS says: IN
dance on The evening of the nine
teenth was the grandest success
ever. The beautiful ballroom wa
decorated with pine and fern'
Fully one hundred couples partlcl
v pated in the festivities, even unit
ls the breaking of day. Smiths VI
~ chestra furnished the music. Youh
u. l-~r. fro,,o Doric lexington. I'll