The Bourbon news., 1920-11-26

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Hedges will be engaged in the in
formerly Miss Marietta Pow ell"
Miss Margaret Blake, of Win
chester, spent Thanksgiving with
Paris friends and relatives.
Arthur Zornes left Wednesday
for visit to friends in Ashland,
and in Huntington, West Va.
Lynn Lail, formerly of Paris, has
been appointed agent for the West
ern Petroleum Co., at Cynthiana.
Mrs. Stella Price Lyons, left
yesterday for Covington, to join her
husband, Rex Lyons, for the Thanks
giving holidays.
Wharton Renaker, of tNinches-
ter, was a guest several days this
week of his father, Ewell RCnaker,
of c. S. Brent G. Bro.
DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Riggs have
Ereturned to their home in Winches-
ter after visit to DR.. and Mrs. S.
p. Mohney, in this city.
Misses Louise Smiser and Mil
dred Rees, of Cynthiana, were
Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs.
Alice Adair, Of Paris. yesterday
Miss Catherine Slaughter, has
arrived from Leoti, Kansas, to spend
the winter in Paris with her aunt,
Mrs. T. NJ. Funk, and Mr.. Punk
Mrs. Isaac Roberts and daugh-
ter, of Paris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Williams, of the county, have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Williams. in Cynthiana
Mr.. aid Mrs. Charles Ramsey
have returned to- their home in
Charleston, West Va, after a two
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Darnaby. and other relatives, it,
Clintonville.
The L. Z N. passenger station
and the interurban station were both
lively Wednesday with parties of
school boys and girls going to their
homes for the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Mrs. Martina Kiely of Covington
and Mr.. and Mrs. F.: A. Korth and
babe, of Chicago, motored to Paris
and were weekend guests of Mrs.
E. c. Kiely and family, on High
street. @
j. A. Morrison, Superintendent
of the Louisville & Ne shville, was 6
guest Of honor Wednesday at the
weekly luncheon given at the Phoe-
nix Hotel, in Lexington, by the Ro-
tary Club. II
-Lauthman Woods. who is az
tending st. Mary's College, at ST.
Marys, Ky, arrived Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with his mother, Mrs. Jack Woods.
and family, on West Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Laycock en-
tertained a number of guests with a
Thanksgiving dinner at their home
near Paris. The occasion was also
celebration of Mr.. I.aycock's birth
day. A delightful turkey dirner was
served.
Invitations to a dance to BE-
given by the Great Southern REIN
ing Co. at the New Lafayette Hotel,
in Lexington, on the evening of Mo-
vember so, have been issued, The
first part Of the affair is to be
cotillon, led by Richard Vandever,
and the second part general dancing,
the hours being from nine to one
The following from Lexington
attended the Bishops Day exercises
in Paris, Tuesday: Bishop Louis w.
Burton, Dean and Mrs. Robert K
Massie, Mrs. Geo. Hunt, Mrs. Pres
ton Johnson, Mrs. VIM. w. Wallace.
Miss Katherine Whitaker, Mrs. VIM.
r. Milward, Jr., Mrs c. j. Norwood
Mrs. Charlts Judson Smith, Mrs
Claude Miller, Mrs. David thinner
man, Mrs. Frank Johns.
The Bourbon County WOmcns'
Club will suspend activities until
December. The next meeting VIII be
held the first Wednesday in that
month. The following program will
be rendered at the coming meeting
of the Millersburg twentieth Cen
tury Club: Thackery, His Place In
Literature, Miss Mae Mcintyre; Van
ity Fair, a Novel Of Social Satire,
Miss Ruth McClintock; Why a Great
Novel? Discussion, led by Miss
Clark; Is Becky immoral or Un-
moral? Mrs. Current; Is Vanity Fair
a Realistic Novel? discussion, led by