The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-01-30

Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Nellie Robinson. of Gin
cinnati, is guest of relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Ranah Owens and Mrs.
Maymie Parker are in New York
CITY, on a business mission.
Miss Kate Alexander left We'd
nesday for three-weeks' visit to
friends in Eustis and other points in
Florida.
j. Hopson Lowry, of the Lex
lngton Herald, a former Partisan,
was a caller at THE NEWS Office
Mrs. Reynolds Letton returned
Wednesday from Norton Infirmary,
at Louisville, where she has been a
patient for several weeks.
Mrs. Percy Reid, of Richmond.
is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary
A. Patton, and her brother. County
Clerk Pearce Patton, and Mrs. Patton.
j. T. Tucker, Superintendent
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co.'s Paris office, is in New York, at
tending a National meeting of the
superintendent of the Company.
Mrs. Richard Biddle, who I'M
derwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Massie Memorial Hos.
pital, Monday night, rallied nicely,
and is resting comfortably.
Mrs. Carl Crawford will lea.,a
his morning for st. Petersburg,
where she will take charge
Of the culinary department of the
Hotel Huntington, to finish oft the
season there.
"A message from Mr.. and Mrs.
rhos. G.. Morris, of Paris, who are
spending their vacation in New
Orleans, states they are having an
enjoyable time, with good weather
prevailing. They will visit Cuba be-
,ore their return.
Mrs. Florence Greene and Miss
lmogene Redmon, of this city, are
guests of Miss Georgia King, at Ar
lngton, Ky. Miss King is former
Of this county, having re-
sided for many years on the farm
near Clintonville, which she yet
;wns.
e. L. Barr, a prominent attor-
icy of Wise, Virginia, is a guest of
his sister, Mrs. Clifton Dalzell, and
Mr.. Dalzell, in this city. Mr.. Barr
had been in Carlisle to attend the
'uneral and burial of his father,
Mr.. Robert Barr, who died some
lays ago in Blackwell, Okla.
sherman H. Stivers, local cor
respondent and agent for the Lex
ngton Herald, who has been a patti
INT at the Massie Memorial Hos
fol for cororo1 aovC FROM,
agrippe, has recovered sufficiently
o be moved to his apartments in
he Y. M. c. A. building. Mr.. Sti-
yers hopes to be able to resume
work in few days.
Mrs. Charles C. Clarke was hos
ess recently at her home near Paris,
o the following ladies at dinner
fridge: Mesdames j. M. Sturgeon,
Carl Curtis, G. C. Glasgow. H. c.
Drake, S. Kenney Nichols, S. c.
ilass, Lawrence D. Mitchell. John
v. Young, Graham Young, Allie
smith Dickson, w. A. Thomson,
Iason Talbot.
Mrs. Claude Llewellyn Garth
md Mrs. Charles Allen Thomas en-
ertained with a buffet luncheon
tuesday at their home in Lexing-
on. A delicious menu was served
bout seventy-five guests. Among
hose partaking of the hospitality of
he afternoon were Mrs. H. Clay
Toward, Mrs. John Stuart Roberts.
frs. James H. Thompson and Mrs.
oseph M. Hall, of Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whaley
ntertained Friday evening with
x-o'clock dinner at their home near
'aris, in compliment to Mr.. and
lrs. VIM. L. Maupin, Jr., newly
veds, E. v. Bradley, all of Lexing-
on, and Miss Elma Leeds. Covers
we're laid for eight guests. who par
ook of the hospitality Of the even
ng. Mrs. Maupin is a niece Of Mr..
vhaley.
(Other Personals on Page 81