The Bourbon news., 1920-04-09
SOCIAL AND Personal. ].
Comlnss and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

= Newton Bishop has returned
20 MS nome near Paris after a vis;,
I" reIatives in Versailles.
mIhos. Alva Crawford. of Iou
lSvLie, is a guest of his brother
Oari crawford, in this CITY.
.!uoge Ernest Martin and Mrs
H were guests recentlv o,
WIS ". w. Martin, in Stanford.
-Mlss Charlina Ball entertained
1ne members of the Wednesdav
orose Club at her home near Paris
miss Patsey Clark, who has
Deen III at her home on Fifteenth
street street with mastoiditis. is improv-
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wills
nave returned from a prospectine
lahoma. ''"u oh-
Mrs. Alfred Determan of Gin
cihnatl, Ohio, is a guest of her IA
ther, VIM. P. Fisher. and other ra1.
atives in this city.
Mrs. Robert II. Winn of NJ
Sterling, is visiting her narents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Turnev at tbo;r
Paris. o''
The regular monthly meeting
oI tne Womens' Missionary Society
VII! pc held in the Methodist church
parlors this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
Mrs. w. C. Worthington enter.
tanned at her home in Clintonville.
with bridge. About
nifty guests were present and mar.
took OF the hospitality of the hos
tess.
Charles X. Bower, of DAYTON.
Ohio, was, a guest recently at the
home of Miss Anna X. Cummins. on
the Hume & Bedford pike, near
Paris.
Mrs. A. 3. Hancock and Miss
Kate Alexander left Wednesday
from Cincinnati for Cleveland. O..
where the latter will consult DR..
Criles, famous specialist.
Miss Elizabeth Clayton, teacher
OF the Fords Mill School, near Paris,
is taking a special course of study
at the Easter Kentucky State Nor
nal School, at Richmond.
Miss Mary KeEney Webber has
returned from a visit to Miss Juliet
Risque, in Midway. Miss Webber
was guest of honor at party
given by Miss RisQue recently.
Mrs. Lynn c. Moore has return
ed to her home in Detroit, Mich, af-
ter visit to her mother, Mrs. S. NJ.
Wilmoth, and her brother and Sis
ter, Garlic Wilmoth, and Mrs. Robt.
Goggin.
Mrs. John l.. Day, who has been
very i'll at the Massie Memorial
Hospital. in this city, for five weeks.
has recovered sufficiently to permit
of removal TO her home on Vine
street
-Everette G. Patton has resigned
lis position as conductor on the
Paris-Lexington interurban line,
and has accepted a position as clerk
in the Mitchell & Blakemore cloth
ing store.
Clay Sutherland, of Paris,
sang a beautiful solo at the Easter
services Sunday at the Frankfort
Christian church. He also took
part in the Easter cantata at the
evening service.
Several from Paris attended
the dance given in Ringo's Hall, in
Mt. Sterling, Wednesday night by
the Young Mems Dancing Club.
Music for the dancers was furnished
by a Lexington orchestra.
With the end of the Lenten
season, Paris society people are
planning a resumption of social ac-
tivitjes. A number of entertain
ments and dances are on the social
calendar for an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Talbot,
of Lexington. have moved to the
Stanhope Wiedemann farm, on the
Georgetown pike, which they re-
Gently purchased. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiedemann have moved ito Paris to
reside.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson and two
daughters, Mrs. Clen Turney and
Miss Fannie\ Johnson, have return
ed to her homes In this city, after
spending the winter in Orlando,
Florida, where Mrs. Johnson con-
Quoted a very successful tea room
-Thos. X. Shuff, former Sheriff
of Scott county, was a visitor in
Paris, Court day. While here Mr.
Shuff called on his old friend, VIM.
H. Whafey, Sr. Mr.. Snuff is the
only survivor of those who attended
Mr. Whaleys- wedding fifty-two
years ago.
Clarence X. Thomas. Hugh
Brent, N. Ford Brent and Ed.
Burke will leave this week for
recreation stay of several days a.
West Baden Springs, West Baden,
Indiana. They will be Joined next
week by VIM. M. Cooper and DR..
Raymond Mcmillan, and probably
Others. 1.-The Carlsbad Of America
is rapidly growing in favor with
people of Paris.
DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Williams
have returned from winters stay
in St Petersburg, and other points
in Florida. DR.. Williams reported
having a good time fishing and en-
joying the warm climate, but re-
gretted having to return before the
big tarpon fishing season began.
Had he remained he might have
competed with JOS. w. Davis and