The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-02
SOCIAL AID Personal.
Vomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere

MI and Mrs. Will Burris have
returned to their home in Glover.
dale, Ind. after a visit to friends
ana relatives in this city and county
I. ID. Harris. George D. Speakes
hay Harris and Bush Bishop. Paris
real estate men, attended the res.
estate sales held in Georgetown las
week. N0
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Buckuer en-.
tertained party of friends with q
halloween party Saturday evening
at their home, at Xalapa Farm. near
Paris.
james Higgins, of the Bourbon
Steam Laundry, will leave to-morrow
for ten-days' sojourn at Martins
vile, Indiana, for the relief OF rheu-
matism.
Mrs. C. A. Teller and son. Will
liam, have returned to treir home
in Chicago, after a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Price. in
this city.
John Mcnamara, formerly OF
Paris, now engaged in the wall
paper and decorating business in
Mt. Sterling, visited relatives here
Saturday to Monday
james E. Craven is improving
rapidly at the ST. Joseph Hospital i'll
Lexington. Mr.. Craven was able to
come to Paris to-day to last his vote
for Cox and Roosevelt.
Winchester Democrat: Miss
Leona Christman went to Paris, FRI
day evening and motored to Danville
and HarrOCSburg, where she spent a
few days with her parents.
Miss Sue Boardman and RicL-
aid Hopkins, from the University OF
Kentucky, and Miss Marguerite
Clark, of Hamilton College, spent
the weekend with their parents,
near Paris.
Mrs. Robert ]. Nicely and Mrs.
John A. Lyle have issued invitations
to an AT Home" at their residence,
on East Eighth street, for to-mor-
row, Wednesday, November 3, from
three to five o'clock.
james Mcdonald and Allen M.
Kiser, who have been guests OF
friends and relatives in this city and
county since the Orphan Brigade
reunion. have returned TO the Con-
fedarate Home, at Pewee Valley.
Mrs. John Middleton, of Louis
Vile, was hostess at luncheon at the
Pend eniS Club, in Louisville, i'll
honor of the State officers of the D.
A. R. Among the guests was Miss
Elizabeth Grimes, of Paris, State
Treasurer.
Mrs. Albert S. Thompson and
Mrs. Isaac c. Haley have returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. Thompson, Jr., in Allensville.
Ala. They were accompanied to
Paris by Mrs. Geo. Thompson, who
will visit relatives.
Charlton Clay and Miss Carolyn
Roseberry, of Paris, are members of
a camping party at Camp Bide-a-
Wee, or the Kentucky river. 9th
ers in the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurry Kemper, DR.. and Mrs. Jos.
Arthur Goodson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Carpenter, of Lexington.
Rev ]. Taylor Sharrard, Mrs.
Sharrard and Mrs. Kate Spears Bed
ford have returned from Columbus
Mo-, where they visited Solomon
Spears, formerly of Bourbon county.
They also attended the National
Convention OF the Christian church.
at st. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Keller,
of Paris, " ere among the guests who
attended delightful Halloween
party given in Lexington by Misses
McKenna The home was beautiful
ly decorated with autumn leaves and
Halloween esnblems. Games, dane
ing and a delicious supper were en-
ijoyed.
The following from Bourbon
county attended the recent meeting
ofe State Eastern Star order, held in
Lexington: Newton Smith, Paris,
Grand Patron; Mrs. T. T. Tempiin.
Mrs f. F. Faulkner and Mrs. T. j.!
Woodall, OF Paris: Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Current, OF Shawhan Chapter No.
is.
The Literary Department of the
Bourbon County Wonlan's Club will
hold it's regular meeting Tomorrow,
when the following program will be
rendered.: Current Events in The
Near East. with a suggestion of the
Far East in the way of recital, In
costume Of Lindseys Ch'nese
Nightingale, Miss Alice Ha]lam, fol.
lowed by the club tea.
Mrs Edward F. Prichard, Misses
Helen and Mary Fithian Hutchcraft,
! of Paris, and Miss Olive Brenmer. Ut
| Millersburg, represented Bourbon
county at a meeting of the Kentucky
Wellesley College Club, held ID
Lexington, in the dining room of the
University of Kentucky. Halloween
decorations and college banners rem
dered the room very attractive. A
delicious luncheon. was served.
Several from Paris attended the
dance and Halloween party given al
the Winchester skating rink Dy
| the Winchester Lodge No. 5, SOUTH
ern Association of Bell Telephone
employees. About two hundred and
fifty guests were present. Music
was furnished by Williams Orches-
/ ira, of Winchester. Refreshments
were served during the intcrmlsslon:
/, The rink was tastifully decorated
] with Halloween emblems.
| The following from Paris attend
ed the bridge party given by MISS
Bessie Stone last week at her home
near Georgetown: Mrs. Charles
eager, Mrs. D. c. Lisle, Mrs. Anna
holIo Wallace Mrs Henry May. Tie