The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-10-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Vomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

he women of Paris are re
inihded that to-day is registration
nay, a day of paramount :nportanc,
In the weeks calendar. The regis
tratlon booths will be open from 81,
a. M. to nine p. m. Let nothins
prevent you clustering.
! DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Hosler n
lexington, were recent guests o
Paris friends and relatives.
VIZ; and Mrs. Percy Henry have
returned TO Louisville, after a visit
10 Farls relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Endri:
and babe, will arrive from Chicago
thursday, to be guests of Mrs. Lucy
Alexander Andersen.
| Mrs Amanda Hite and son
Harry Hite, returned to Cincinnati
saturday evening, after a visit to
Farls friends and relatives.
Henry L. Nippert, of Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, is a patient at the
MaSsie Memorial Hospital, where he
is under medical treatment.
Ned Brent, son Of N. Ford
Brent, of Paris. spent the weekend
In versailles as guest of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wal
lace.
Turner Gregg, leader of the
Opera House Orchestra, returned
Sunday night from Dayton, Ohio
accompanied by Mrs. Gregg, who
has been visiting friends and rela-
t1ves in Dayton for three weeks.
Eugene Elder, son of MI. and
Mrs. F. S. Elder, of Paris, who re-
enlisted in the u. s. Army service
some time ago, has been promoted
to the rank of First Lieutenant,
and is stationed at Camp Vail, New
Jersey.
The women of Paris are re-
minded that to-day is registration
day, day of paramount Importance
in the weeks calendar. The regis
tration booths will be open from six
a. m. to nine p. m. Let nothing
prevent you from registering.
The luncheon given Saturday
by the Delta Delta Delta fraternity
of Pennsylvania College, at the
home Of Miss Helen Bannister, in
Lexington, was one of the most beau
tiful affairs of the autumn. Among
those iE attendance were Mrs. VIM.
Ardery and Miss Marie Collins, of
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Keller,
Of Mckinney, Texas, are on an ex-
tended Eastern trip. They were
Joined in New York by Mr.. and
Mrs. Irvine M. Keller. and little
daughter, Elizabeth Myali Daniels.
the latter of Paris. They will COM
plete their trip with ten-days'
stay at Atlantic City.
John w. Lawson, of Pewae
Valley, who came to Paris to attend
the Orphan Brigade reunion. was
taken i'll Friday. He was removed
to the Massie Memorial Hospital,
where he is receiving all the care
and attention that medical skill anG
nursing can bestow. Mr.. Lawson
wes reported yesterday as being
slightly improved. He is an eX-
Confederate, and a member Of the
Brigade.
During the Orphan Brigade re-
union held here last week Mrs.
Simon Boliver Buckner, of Glen
Lilly, Ky. and Mrs. Chas. Semple,
of Louisville, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Collins. Col. Thos.
G. Osborne and Col. E. Polk John
son, of Louisville, were guests of
Miss Elizabeth Grimes, and Major
John H. Leathers, of Louisville, YVES
an honored guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wade H. Whitley.
The women of Paris are re-
minded that to-day is registration
day, a day of paramount import
ance in the weeks calendar. The
registration booths will be open from
six a. nm. to nine p. m. Let nothing
prevent you from registering.
The following announcement
cards have been issued:
"Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Arthur GoodsOn
announce the marriage of their
sister
Cornelia Joy Rasco
Mr. James Clay Ward
Tuesday, September the fourteenth
Nineteen hundred and twenty
Lexington, KY"
Members of P. /. Mccarthy
Council Knights of Columbus, and
friends of the order have received
invitations worded as follows:
Blue Grass Council NO. 16Z,
knights of Columbus
announce their inaugural dance
at the
Lafayette Hotel
on Columbus. Day, October II, 1920,
all knights and their friends are
cordially invited to attend.
Montagues' Eight Piece Orchestra.
Hours 9 to 2.
Miss May Jean Turner, of Paris,
is a patient at the Massie Memorial
Hospital. where she underwent an
operation Saturday for appendicitis.
Miss Turner had made preparations
to leave yesterday for Washington
d. c., to enter the Colonial School,
but was taken ill suddenly Saturday
Qrs KenneX e StOckenger. who were