The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-05-07
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs Ben Steagall, who has been
e patient at the Massie Memorial
tioSpiIdl Tor the. past Two months,
mas returned to her home.
several parties of Paris people
i.re planning to attend the May Fes-
liVal performances at Music Hall. i'm
CINCINNATI, this week and next.
Miss Ruth Haggard has return.
cd TO her home in Winchester after
visit to her aunt, Mrs. T. M. Ouis-
enberry, in Winchester.
MRS. Arthur Newsum Keller
mas arrived from her home in Dallas.
IeAas, Tor visit to DR.. and Mrs. A.
city. W 40 ILLS
Mrs. John Chicote, of Toledo
ONO, and Mr. John Lause. of Las
vagas, New Mexico, are guests OF
thelr sister. Mrs. B. J. Brannon. and
MI. Brannon, on Walker avenue.
= Slmms Wilson, Of J.. S. Will
son Bro, has gone to Hot Springs
ARK, for a short stay. From there
he VIII go to Pensacola, Oklahoma,
10 look after his business interests
there.
Mrs. Edward Fithian and babe.
VINO have been guests at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Charles N. Fithian. on
fleasant street, for several weeks.
VIII return to-day to their home in
Louisville.
Earl Swearengen. of Paris. nm
delWent surgical operation at the
Massie Memorial Hospital, Wednes
day night, performed by Drs. BuI-
iock and Barrow, of Lexington. He
rallied nicely from the shock. and
was reported yesterday as resting
very comfortably.
Sherman II. Stivers. local agent
and correspondent for the Lexington
Herald, was taken suddenly i'll Mon
Gay night with an attack of acute
Indigestion. He was removed to the
Massie Memorial Hospital, where ne
soon recovered and is again able TO
be out
Mrs. Hannah Butler and daugh-
ter, Miss LOrine Butler, have return
ed for a winters stay in Florida.
Before returning to Paris they were
guests for some time of Mrs. But
ler's daughter, Mrs. Merritt Shobe,
and Mr.. Shobe, in Salem, New Jer-
sey.
Miss Kate Alexander, who re-
Gently underwent serious surgical
operation in Cleveland, O., perform
ed by DR.. Criles, has recovered sufli-
GENTLY to return home. Miss Alex
ander will return to Paris to-day.
Her many friends are gratified to
learn of her recovery and return.
Capt. Martin A. Doyle. who has
been q guest of his brother, George
l.. Doyle. has returned to his station
in the naval service. Capt. Doyle
thoroughly enjoyed his visit to his
old home, where he received hearty
welcome from old friends, who are
delighted with his rapid promotion
in the service of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Robert L. Frank and
daughter, Miss Halle Frank, and
Mrs. Callie Keller and Mrs. John
Kiser will leave Monday for Sara
nae Lake, New York, for an extend
ed stay. Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Kise,
will visit Mis-. Irvine Keller. for
merly Mrs. Edith Myall Daniel. OF
Paris. at Montclair, New Jersey, be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. James f. Robinson enter
ldItltu Will dH lHlOIIldl lunCn0On
| "Wednesday at her home in LeXing-
! ton. in honor of her daughter, Mrs
| Henry Oliver, of Pittsburg, Pa,
Miss Mary Robinson assisted in en-.
| tertaining. The decorations were
of tulips and a delicious menu was
served. Among the guests were
Misses Lucy SinimS and Nellie
BuckneI, of Paris.
Mrs. James w. Thompson, OF
Paris, was one of the guests Wed
nesday at a morning bridge party
and luncheon given at the LeXing.
ton Country Club by Miss Gene.
We've Molloy. Miss Molloy was
hostess in honor of Miss Katherine
Clark, of Philadelphia, the charming
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Brownel
Bergman. A delicious luncheon
was served after the games. The
tables were beautifully decorated in
livender, lilacs of that shade form
ing the pricipal effect.
"A pleasant caller at THE NEWS
office "Wednesday was DR.. George
Bivin, a former resident Of Paris
! who left here i'm the early eighties
and mas since been residing in
Cleveland, Ohio, and in Chicago
where he is at present located as &
specialist. His mother and sister
Miss Carrie Bivin, formerly teacher
in the Paris schools, and brother
! WIFI IRWIN are residing i'm Cleve