The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-11

In DeS MONIES, during their stay.
| Miss Gorilla Eberhardt, O
Georgetown, is visiting friends an
relatives in Paris and Shawhan.
Maurice V. Clarke has return
from an extended visit to friends i:
Pineville.
Mrs. Green Turley, ST., o
Richmond, is a guest of Mrs. Dav
Parrish, near Paris.
Miss Elizabeth Price, of Elem
ingsburg, is visiting friends and rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. e. P. Harmed and Mrs. C
L. Bell and children, of Winchester
visited friends and relatives in thi
city this week.
Miss Ollie Butler, of Paris. at
tended the. luncheon-bridge given il
Richmond by Miss Margaret B
Parrish.
Julian Howe, Jr., of Paris. i:
Visiting his grandmother. Mrs
Anra Howe, and other relatives ir
| Carlisle this week.
Mrs. VIM. Hukill, Sr.. and Mrs
| VIM. R. Hukill are spending the
friends and relatives
Several Paris and North Mid
cietown people attended the party
given in Winchester, Monday even
Ing, by Mrs. Mary Gay.
Miss Partie Lee Fleming has
returned to her home in Louisville.
after visit to Mr.. and MRS. Robert
G. Jones, at North Middletown.
Capt. Ben Parker, of the L. G.
NJ, will leave Monday for Portland.
oregon, to attend the annual meet
ing of the Imperial Council of
Shriners
Harry 0. james. of Paris. who
is recovering from the effects of ar
operation performed recently in a
Lexington hospital, is convalescins
at Olympian Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doty are
visiting relatives in Sharpsburg.
Mr.. Doty's Photographic studio
over THE NEWS Office, is closed
1uring their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Crandau. of
Paris, attended the musical recital
given in Carlisle by Miss Maude
Dacres. They were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Collins.
Mr.. Clayton STROBE, son, Mel
son Strobe, and daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Haggard, have returned to Win
chester, after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Sutherland, in this city.
The Latonia race track will be
the mecca toward which many
Paris people will journey tomorrow
to witness the running Of the La
tonla Derby, one of the years rae
ing classics.
Mr.. and Mrs Rife Hodgkin
and babe, John and Zade Hodgkin,
Misses Nancy. Mary and Pauline
Stephenson, of Winchester, compos-
ed motoring party, who visited
Paris friends this week.
Miss Louise Connell, of Paris
is member of party of girls from
the University of Kentucky, who
left yesterday morning to spend a
week camping at Shadow Glen, on
the Kentucky River Mrs. Erich.
of Ludlow, will chaperone> the party.
Mrs Martin Doyle, Miss Doyle,
Misses Elizabeth Toohey and Cath
crime Burns, and Mr.. William
Welsh, of Paris, were among those
present at the wedding in Licking
ton, Wednesday morning of Miss
Ruth Sullivan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, formerly of
Centerville, to Mr. Henry E. Malo-
ney, of Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Parks and son,
Ira Parks, Jr., of Paris, were among
the guests who attended the eight
eth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Sue Ramsey, at the home of Mr..
Asa Barrow, in Clark county, re-
Gently. Four generations of chill
dren were represented at the gath
cling. The anniversary dinner was
set on large table under a stately
Cak tree on the lawn at the Barrow
home.
&C. e. Drury, who has been a
resident of Paris for the past six
years as representative of the
harmon Hog Remedy Co., of Quin-
cy, ILL.,, has been promoted to the
position of manager for the Com
pany's southern territory. Mr..
Drury will have headquarters at
Valdosta. Ca. from where he will
direct the operations of large
force of statesmen and representa-
lives. He will be succeeded here by
r. L. jameson, of Cynthiana
Mrs. John M. Stuart was hos
tess Tuesday afternoon at bridge in
honor of the bride-elect, Miss Mary
Adams Talbot. At the conclusion
OF tie games the guests were pre-
scented with little booklet, entitl:
ed, .Fl0wery Romance" in which
there were blanks to be filled, call
ing for the name of a flower. For
this Mrs. VIM. Ardery was awarded
the prize, having successfully filled
all blanks. Miss Nancy Griffith
was awarded the prize for high
score at bridge. Miss Mary. Adams
Talbot was presented with the
guest prize. ices were served in
baskets nodded of cake, iced and