The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-22
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Vile, and other points.
Hiram IS. Redmon, of the Paris
Realty Co., left Saturday for bust
ness trip to Albany, Texas.
Mrs. Fanniebelle Sutherland
has returned from visit ID her
brother, Edward Hutchcraft, in
Chicago.
Clay Sutherland will leave
Thursday for st. Louis, Mo-, to at
tend the annual meeting of Swift &
Co.'s representatives.
Mrs. c. Oakford Hinton and
daughter, have returned from visit
to Miss Annie Poynter, in Shelby
vile, and to friends in Danville.
| j. E. Taylor, of East Paris,
who recently underwent a serious
operation at the Massie Memorial
Hospital, in this city, is improving.
! Blair A. Warden will leave this
week for South Carolina, where he
will have a position with the J. z.
! Taylor Tobacco Company, in the
| tobacco business.
! Mrs. George Kent Warden, en-
route from her home in Atlanta, to
| Canada, on vacation "Trip, is a.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brent,
Dr. and Mrs. George Warden and
family, in this city.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clay, of Paris. and
her sister, Mrs. Samuel III. Stone, of
| Louisville, had a delightful motor
trip several days the past week to
Richmond and Berea, where they
were guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. James L. Dodge entertain
ed the members of her bridge club
1T her attractive home on the North
Middletown pike, near Paris. Nine
tables of players participated in the
games Delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Mary Allin Hutchcraft
will entertain at her home in East
sister~in-law, Mrs. Davis Hutch
| craft, of Tampa, Fla. Tie follow
| ing cards have been issued: Miss
Mary Allin Hutchcraft. to meet Mrs.
Davis Hutchcraft, Thursday, June
! "a, from four to six. Please reply.
"A beautiful luncheon-bridge
was given last Saturday evening at
the home of Capt. Robert G.. Jones,
and Mrs Jones, near North Middle
town, honoring Miss Pattie Lee
Fleming, of Louisville, who was
their guest for the weekend. The
home WAS beautifully decorated In
June flowers The guests for the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Tolliver
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sledd,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Young and Capt.
William Collins.
Mrs. JOS NJ Halls lovely bridge
tea in honor of her niece, Mrs. Chas.
Miles MacKinlay, who was the
beautiful Miss Martha Ferguson, OF
Paris. was much enjoyed by the
friends of the guest, of honor, the
affair taking place on Tuesday al
ternoon. The Hall residence, on
Duncan avenue, which has recently
been rebuilt, is one of the most at
tractive places in Paris. Its ap-
pointments throughout are most ar
tistic. and were added to with dec
orations of lovely June roses and
lilies. After the games refresh
| ments were served. Miss Katherine
Davis Craig won for the highest
score an exquisite embroidered
handkerchief, and Mrs. Durano
Whipple was given the same rs =
consolation prize. Eight tables OF
players enjoyed Mrs. Halls delight
full hospitality
One of the most delightful
meetings of the Lexington Garden
Club for the year was held FRIDAY.
when Mrs. William E. Simms, o.
| Airdrie. was hostess. Forty -nvc
members of the Club motored TO
Xalapa. the country estate OF Ed
| ward F. Simms, near Paris. The
lovely garden there was a blaze OF
June glory, and the members en-
| loved its beauties to the utmost.
Those in the party took picnic
lunch. expecting to find shady
snot near Xalapa in which to ENJOY
If On their arrival they found thar
ahles had already been prepared tol
them i'm the garden, where had also
been arranged chairs and comforta-
bIv cushioned seats. Mr.. Ben
Rnckner. manager of Xalapa Farm.
assisted Mrs. Simms in looking a1ter
the comfort of sthe party.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry
CLAW very DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
FRIDAY morning with garden party
at their handsome home on fleas-
ant street. The guests were recelV-
ed very informally by Mrs. Clay oi'
the porch and they were very gra-
ciously greeted in the drawing
room by Miss Lutte Williams, sister
of tha hostess. Upon entering the
sarden from the back gaiiery
smcb a scene of loveliness seldom
oreets ones eyes. Roses in all tneii
oorgeousness, lilies, and IN rat
almost every lovely flower hhown;
greeted you with their beauty an tho
fragrance. Mr.. Clay was III INC me
garden, where he received no
guests. Miss Elizabeth Gay .ue
charming granddaughter Oh III.
house. served punch at beautlluliy
appointed table among the howe, ac
RELIGIOUS refreshments were ser'eo
by a bevy of young girls, friends OF