The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings Of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

MRS. Catherine Davis Craig. has
returned from a weeks visit tn
friends in Louisville. ~
MRS. l.. B. Purnell will be a
guest In Lexington to-day of Mr. and
MIS-. waiter Chapman, of Louisville
MI. and Mrs. Horace Redmon
VIII aeave to-day for Warsaw, North
Saroiina' 10 remain during the sum-
MIS- Mary Dan Harbeson. of
Fiemlngsburg, was a guest this weel-
Oh ner brother, Capt. Robert Harbe-
son, near Paris.
Mrs. r. G.. Wills is imnrou;n.r
aoilowing an operation performed At
the Massie Memorial Hospital for
removal of tonsils.
| Several parties from Paris and
bourbon county will go to Louisville
tomorrow to witness the running of
the Kentucky Derby.
Misses Ina Mattox. Mary Gum.
minis and Mrs. Elizabeth Carr have
returned from a visit to friends ann
relatives in Lexington.
Miss Thelma Williams has re-
turned to her home in Paris, after
visit to her sister. Miss Dorcas
Williams, in Georgetown.
-Messrs. Warren Fleming, Hollis
Dalzell, Peck Fisher, Otis Dalzell and
Harry Craft attended a dance in Mt.
Sterling, Saturday night.
Superintendent of County
Schools ]. B. Caywood is attending
the meeting OF County School Super
fntendents at Richmond.
Mrs. Samuel Willis, of Paris, is
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Vaughn
| Drake, in Winchester, having been
called by the death of Mrs. George
Kohlass.
George D. Speakes and Ray
Harris, of the Harris, Speakes &
Harris real estate agency, were in
Hazard several days this week on
business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure,
Jr., and Mrs. Connie Lisle, of Paris,
were in Winchester, Tuesday, to at
tend the funeral and burial of Mrs.
George Kohlass.
Rev. T. S. Smylie, pastor of the
Paris Presbyterian church, was N
Louisville this week attending q
meeting of the alumni Of the South
ern Presbyterian church.
j. j. Veatch, District Manager
of the Central Home Telephone Co.,
who has been ill for several DAYS
with mumps at his home on Houston
avenue, is able to be at his office
again.
Miss josie Maher, of Cincinnati
sister OF Thomas and John Maher
and Mrs. j. J. Calnan, of Paris, who
underwent an operation for goitre
> at the Massie Memorial Hospital. II
reported as being considerably i'm
c proved.
c Henry c. Clark, formerly o.
c Paris, where he conducted barber
e shop several years is critically i'll il
Davenport, Iowa, following an opera
ton for appendicitis performed som.
time ago. Mrs. Clark, accompanied
by -Tilden Duncan, left Paris yester
day for Davenport.
\ -Mesdames James Crombie
R Edgar Crombie, Billie Crombie
= Robert Crombie and Robert Lyn
and Raymond Terry attended tn
7 funeral of Mrs. Fred Hubbard
U mother of Mrs. Ernest Bentley, hel,
at the home of Mrs. VIM. CrOmbie
in Winchester, Wednesday.
Mrs. Cassius NJ. Clay, of Paris
was one of the guests Tuesday at
luncheon given at the new Lafayett
Hotel, in Lexington, by Mrs. WilliaI
- Dowell Oldham, in honor of Mrs
. Calvin Graves, of Memphis, Tenn
e guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin E
= Oldham.
81 On account of the inclemen
u weather Monday the May Day festiy
!, tiles planned for Hamilton College
in Lexington, were postponed to
later date. A minstrel performance
3 was given in the College Chapel, al
tended by large number OF out-o1
town guests, among them Mrs. Cas-
sius NJ. Clay and Mrs. Mayme Rem
ington Parrish, both of Paris.
j. Mt. Sterling Advocate: "Mr'
h Sidney G.. Clay, Miss Helen Hutch
d craft, of Paris, and Mrs. Norton, /
D brarian of the Pennsylvania Univel
lie sity, Lexington, were weekend vi!
r, itors of Mrs. R. G. Stoner, at Ions
E. wood. Miss Hutchcraft is the young
r. est sister of the late Captai
re Hutchcraft, who died in action owe
l. seas only a few days prior to tt
armistice."
'C Mrs. A. J. Carroll entertaine
yesterday afternoon at the Rive
Valley Club, near Louisville, in hont
10 of her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. James T
Thompson, of Bourbon county; Me
danes William ROdman Ellison, ,
~ philadelphia; Estelle Phillips,
=. New York; James Archer, OF Ne
~ York; Herbert brennan. of Birmini
ham, Ala. The guests arrived yeste
day to attend the Kentucky Dert
and to be Mrs. CarrolPs guest at II
Louisville Country Club.
Mrs. Chas. Greene, of Cypre
W street, entertained Tuesday afte
y noon in honor Of her attractive Ii
m tie daughter, Elizabeth, the occasie
- hefn1 in honor of her eighth brit