The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-05
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Uomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

IL,
Scott Gilbert, of Paris Island
south Carolina, was a recent guest
OF his cousin, Mrs. Ellis Hukiil in
this city.
Miss Martha Ferguson was hos
Tess Yesterday at her home near this
CITY TO the members of the Wednes-
day Bridge Club.
Miss Hattie Clark is confined to
ner home on South Main street. as
the result of sprained ankle. sus-
fained in a fall.
Frank Hill, of Versailles. has
returned to that city, after a visit
OF several days to his brother. Fred
Hill, in this city.
The members of the FRIDAY
Bridge Club will be guests this af-
ternoon of Mrs. J. o. Marshall at her
her home on Second street.
ROLAND Roberts has returned to
his home in Nicholasville after a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Earl Curtis.
and Mr.. Curtis, in this city.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson and two
daughters have returned to their
home in Louisville after a visit to
Mrs. Ellis Hukill and Mr.. Hukill., in
this city.
Swift Champ, editor of THE
NEWS, accompanied by Harry Lin
vile, left Wednesday afternoon, for
soJourn at West Baden Springs.
West Baden, Indiana.
Miss Sara Daniels entertained a
neighborhOod party at five hundred
at her home in this city, recently.
Nine tables of players enjoyed the
hospitality of the hostess.
Ben r. Owen, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Clay Owen, of near Paris, has
moved with his family, to the farm
of forty acres, near Winchester,
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Sophia Ewalt Kiser has
returned from Millersburg Military
Institute, where she has been for
some time engaged as nurse in
charge of number of sick Cadets.
Judge H. Clay Howard, W. A.
Thomson and Stamps Moore at
tended the Republican district con-
vention at Lagrange, Tuesday, and
the State convention at Louisville,
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Shire has return
ed frCtn visit to relatives in New
York. She was accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. Alfred ROsen-
baum, who will be her guest for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton C. Brown
ing, formerly Of Paris, who have
been. visiting friends and relatives
in Louisville, left yesterday for
Cleveland, Ohio, where they will
oil II their hnron in ha f,,t,,
-Flemingsburg -Times-Democrat
''Thos. S. Drenan came . in from
Bourbon county Saturday night to
visit his sister and friends. . S. e.
McClanahan and wife came in. from
Paris, Saturday night, to visit the
family of her father, w. H. Faris."
Lee Beaver, who has been con-
fined to his room at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Robert Langston, On
Scott avenue, with case of the
"flu," is improving. Most of the
"f1u" victims in the city are on the
road to recovery, though many are
yet unable to leave their homes.
The following beautifully en-
graved invitations have been issued
to friends in Paris and Frankfort:
Mrs. Abram Adams and Mrs. James
Hairah Thompson request the pleas
ure of your company on March
tenth, at one o'clock, 41S Shelby
street. Luncheon-bridge Please
reply"
-Cynthiana Democrat: "Mr. 7.
H. Wilson and family have removed
from Shawhan to this city, occupy
ing property recently purchased in
Belmont. .Out-of-town guests for
the luncheon-bridge given in honor
of Mrs. Hanson Peterson, were Mrs.
j. o. Marshall, Mrs. Nellie High
land, Mrs. Carley Wilmoth, of Paris,
and Mrs. s. J. Ashbrook, Of Lex
ington."
"A note from Matt Thornton.
formerly of Paris, who is now asso-
ciated with the Goldwyn Picture
Play Corporation, with headquar-
tiers at Cincinnati, states that his
brother, Eads Bernard Thornton,
will play at the Grand Opera House,
in Angel Faces" during the week
of March z. Matt recently appeared
in a Goldwyn feature, Friendly En-
emies," taking the part of almost
a Husband"
Ensign Oliver w. Gaines, neph-
ew of Billy" s. Dale, the popular
Paris restaurant man, has been
transferred from the U. S. S. Ne
braska, of the Pacific feet, to the U.
s. S. Brooklyn, of the Atlantic sta
ton. He is the second youngest
graduate of the Annapolis Naval
Academy, and had the unusual ex-
perience Of having to wait two days
after his arrival at Annapolis to at
tain the required age, sixteen years,
for entrance. He is the son of Mrs.
Lillian Dale Gaines.
The biggest social event Of the
season is scheduled for Wednesday
night, March 10, when Bourbon
Post, American Legion, will give a
canoe in the Masonic Temple ball
room, in Paris. 1t is to be a sub
scription dance, given with the OBJ
ject of starting a fund to be used
for a club room and assembly hall
for the Post. The Committee on
Arrangements is composed of Stan
ley S. Dickson, Joe Letcher,
Fielding Rogers, DR.. Avonia Kiser,
Dorsey Allison. Ireland Davis and