The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-01-09

Mrs. Fred Wood is visiting
friends and relatives in Irvine
Mr.. S. S. Brown, of Detroit,
Michigan, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Grosche.
Miss Ruby Jane Houston enter
tanned at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Spears Moore, in honor of
number of her young friends.
Games and dancing were followed
by a luncheon.
THE NEWS has received an
interesting and newsy letter from
Mr.. Elezar Daley, of Paris, who is
wintering in Tampa, Fla. Owing to
its length we have deferred It's pub
LEGATION until another issue.
Coroner Rudolph Davis left this
morning for Louisville, where he
will join party of Louisville peo-
pie en- route to Memphis, Tenn,
where others will join them. From
there they will go to Southern Miss
issippi for q three-weeks' hunting
trip. While in Mississippi they will
be guests of Col. Strathmore, a
wealthy plantation owner. The party
will be furnished with a large pack
Of deer hounds, trained horses, and
all the conveniences necessary to
have a thoroughly good time.
Joseph P. Giltner. of Arvada,
Colorado, is a guest of friends and
relatives in this city and county.
DR.. Giltner left Paris fifteen years
ago and bought a large fruit rancho
near Arvada, on which he has met
with great success.
The dance given at the Ma
sonic Temple in this city Monday
evening by the Bourbon COtillon
Club, was largely attended from the
city and county and surrounding
towns. The large ball room was
beautifully decorated with Southern
smilaX, the windows were draped in
pink crepe paper, while the. lights
were softened by pink shades.
Sandwiches and coffee were served
during the intermission. Among the
out-of-town guests for the dance
were: Misses Archange Rowland,
Ohio; Anita Thomas, Anne Nal
colin, Frankfort; Anne Griffey, Yer
sailles; Genevieve Malloy, Edith Cor
bin, Nida Roscoe and Mrs. Charles
Veasey, New York; Messrs. John
Morrison, Charleston, Va, Robert
Stoner, Mt. Sterling; w. l.. Lyons,
Louisville; Geo. Calhoun, Patrick
Calhoun, Frankfort; Edward Stoll,
Wallace Muir, Lexington. e.
Mrs. Edith Myall Daniel, Of
Paris and Mrs. Dwight Watson, of
Anderson, Ohio, the latter guest Of
Mrs. Virgil Gaitskill, were guests Of
honor at a luncheon-bridg given by
Mrs. Powell Bosworth, formerly of
Paris. at her home in Lexington,
Wednesday. Seventeen tables of
players from Paris and Lexington
partook Of the delicious two-course
luncheon. Mrs. Bosworth was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother.
Mrs. w. R. Griffith, and her sister,
Miss Nancy Griffith, Of Paris. The
guest prize, iridescent tea glasses,
was awarded to Mrs. Wat
son. Mrs. Daniels guest prize was
q Mary Garden toilet set. The prize
for the highest score in the bridge
games, a pair of silk hose, was
awarded to Mrs. Fay Ardery. The
Paris guests for the occasion were:
Mesdames Edith Myall Daniel,
Dwight Watson, Virgil Galtskill,
Edward Prichard, Amos Turney, Jr.,
John F. Davis, Catherine Davis
Craig, o. T. Hinton. Wade H. Whit
ley, Fayette Ardery. Sidney Ardery,
William B. Ardery, John Yerkes.
Stanhope Wiedemann, Walter Ken
ney, White Warden, -Thos. Buckner,
James Dodge, Misses Mary Fithian
Hutchcraft, Belle Horton and Eliza
beth Embry.
-"Wayside," the handsome coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Turney, On the Maysville> pike, near
Paris, was the scene of a delightful
social gathering, Tuesday, when
Mrs. Amos Turney. Jr., entertained
in compliment to Mrs. Edith Myall
Daniel, whose marriage to Mr.. IT.
vine Morse Keller, Of New York,
will occur in this city tomorrow. On
their arrival at the home the guests
were met by the hostess and made
at home The guests were soon at
work with material which were sup
piled to them from a wagon drawn
by little Oscar T. Hinton, Jr., who
was attired in costume to repre-
sent one of the Gold Dust Twins.
Small tables were arranged in the
spacious halls on which the lunch
con was served the following guests:
Mrs. Edith Myall Daniel, the honor
guest: Mrs. E. F. Prichard, Mrs. Jno.
f. Davis, Mrs. Robert Lee Frank,
Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Mrs. Virgil
Gaitskill and her guest, Mrs. Dwight
Watson, of Anderson, Ohio, Mrs.
Wade H. Whitley, Mrs. Milton Z.
Browning, Mrs. White Warden, Mrs.
ncoor m Hinton Mrs Catherine