The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Geings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

tlves in this city.
| miss Sue Boardman is in Min
neapoils, him., attending the Ma
tIonai convention of the Alpha x
Delta fraternity.
| Miss Princia Gaines. of the Lit
tie Rock Graded School faculty. has
gone to Hartman and Lenoir civ
Ienn.. to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Simms and
MISS E!!zabett Simms, of Airdrie,
lett Friday for San Francisco, where
they VIII sail for Honolulu.
Mrs. Earl Curtis and two chill
uren nave returned to their home in
inns city after a visit to her sister
Mrs. George L. Cleveland, in Mich
Mrs. w. v. Cooper, wife of Rev.
w. V. Cooper, of Paris, is a patient
in the Xenia, Ohio Hospital, where
she recently underwent a serious
operation.
Mrs. B. c. Higgins has return
cd from Lexington, where she spent
several days the past week as guest
OF her nieces, the Misses McLaugh-
lin and Mrs. Auval Baker.
Evangelist j. T. Brown, of LOU
lsville, was the guest of his brother.
J. w. Brown, from Saturday until
Monday. Rev. Brown preached at
The Christian church Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Clark en-
tertained ct their home on South
Main street, recently, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seitz. of Cor
Din, who were recently married in
that city.
Miss Martha Talbot, of Paris.
is member of houseparty being
entertained by Miss kellogg, in
Richmond. A dance was given in
their honor by the young men of
Richmond, last week.
Charles MattOX, son of B. T.
Mattcx, of near Paris, is critically
i'll at his home. Mr.. Mattox en-
, listed recently in the U. S. Army
service and was taken suddenly ill
after his second drill.
Miss Lucille Rosenberg enter
taind with a picture party in Win
chester for Miss Elizabeth Prewitt,
of Millersburg, and Miss Elizabeth
Hanson, Of Lexington, guests of
Miss Nancy Allen.
A dance will be given at the L
Park Hotel, at Torrent. on the
evening Of Thursday, July 1. Music
fol- the dancers will be furnished by
a Lexington orchestra. Several
from this city will attend
j. Harvey Hibler, who has
been residing at the home of his
sister, the late Mrs. Emily Parker,
i'm this city, has gone to Midway, to
make his home in the future with
his sister, Mrs. R. S. Starks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Potts anG
daughter Miss Carolyn, have arriv-
ed from Williamson, West Virginia,
to spend a few days here with Mrs.
Potts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Duvall, on Ijlleston Avenue.
Rev c. II. Greer and Dennis
V. Snapr left Monday for Louis
vile to attend a meeting of the
Board of Managers for the Kava-
naugh Training School to be held
at CrestwoOd. KY, July 20-26.
Mrs. Samuel Biggs and sons,
Samuel and George Biggs, have re-
turned to their home in Hunting
ton. w. Va. after visit to Mrs
Bigss' mother. Mrs. Edward B.
Hedges, and other relatives in this
city.
Mrs p. II. Molloy. of Lexing-
ton, has gone to. Philadelphia to
visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Steven
son. She will be Joined there be
Miss Anne Molloy, who is a student
of Smith College, Northampton.
Mass, and they will return home
together.
Winchester Sun: misses An
nete Cole, Helen Thompson, Geral'
dine Bulson, Clara Bell Thompson
and Mrs. Cecil Haggard were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Suther
land, in Paris, Friday. Miss Helen
Roberts, of Paris, arrived Saturday
for visit to Miss Elizabeth Insko."
Junior Department children Of
the Christian church Sunday school
with a delightful picnic in a wood
land on the Lexington pike, near
his city. Games were enjoyed AMI
the picnic dinner served the little
ones was of the most bountiful.
Mrs. Clara M. POynter and
daughters, Misses Juliet and Har-.
riet Poyntcr, of Shelbyville, are
guests of friends in and near Paris.
Mrs. Poynter and Miss Harriet
POINTER are guests of Mrs. c.
O. Hinton, and Miss Juliet Poynter
is a guest at the home OF Miss Har-
riet Rogers, near Paris.
Geo. Faulconer, of Paris, has
returned from Blue Ridge, N. C.,
where he attended the annual Y.
VI. C. Conference for Students OF
the South, as one Of the representa-
tives from Pennsylvania college.
Six hundred and forty delegates at
tended the conference, the Kentucky
delegation numbering thirty-five.
Misses Elizabeth Snapp ana
Marian Galloway will represent the
Paris Epworth League Chapter at
the annual League Conference
which convenes in Lexington, Tues
day. Mrs. Jennie Hornback and
| Miss Saba Fuller will attend and
take the course of study on Epworth
League Methods. Many others
from Paris are planning to attend.
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