The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

ySo'oiUdy III IWO-nlOnCnS stay at
Wlnterhaven, Florida.
Lawrence LAWN, of Akron.
Ohio, is guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ]. LAWN, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Plummer
have returned to their home in Gov
lngton, after a visit to Mrs. A. II.
Plummer, in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dean Hill
have returned to their home in New
York City, after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Mcclure during the
holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Snyder ana
family, returned to their home in
Louisville yesterday after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. O. Hinton, in
this city.
Squire L. j. F,etwell left yester-
day for st. Petersburg, Fla, where
he will spend the winter months.
Mr.. Fretwell has just recovered from
recent illness.
Mr.. J. c. Griffin, prominent
railroad man, of Uniontown, Pa,
who has been guest of his brother,
w. X. Griffin, of the L. & N, has
returned to his home.
Capt. Martin A. Doyle has re-
turned to his station with the Unit
ed States Navy, after a holiday
visit to his brother, George Doyle
and sister, Miss Winifred Doyle.
Wallace Clark, of Boston, Mass,
and Ray Clark, of Battle Greek,
Mich, spent the holidays in this city
as guests, of their parents, M. and
Mrs. Walter Clark, of Fifteenth
street
-Maysville Bulletin: Milton
Russell, Christopher Russell and w.
R. Smith, Jr.. of this city. attended
the 'coming-out' party OF Thomas
Henry Clay III, at his home in
Paris. Thursday evening"
Sherman Srapp. who has been a
guest for the holidays of his mother,
Mrs. Alice Snapp, and family, in
this city, has returned to his home
in Portland, Oregon, where he is
manager for the Royal Baking Pow
Ger Co.
-Mr. and Mrs Edward F. Simms.
Of Houston, Texas, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Sinms. and chill
dren, oe Woodford county, have re-
turned to their homes after a visit
during the holidays to Miss Lucy
Simms. of Second street.
Richmond Register: Miss Anna
Cockrell, of Lexington, and Mr.. John
w. Cockrell, of Paris, spent the holi-
DAYS at Waco, this courty, as guest
of their mother, Mrs. G. w. Grin
stead Miss Georgia May Moberly
spent the holidays in Paris with
friends and relatives in Paris and
Cincinnati"
Following a custom inaugural
ed over sixty years ago, All the
members of the KiSer FAMILY In
Bourbon county held a reunion
Christmas Day, this time at the
home of Walker KiseI, near kise1-
ton. Forty guests were present ana
fully enjoyed the occasion. TheSe
reunions have been held regularly
every year. -.
Out of the large number OF
people who attended cotIllon CIV
en- during the holidays in this city
s,xty-five years ago, but two are
now living. Mr.. Samuel B. Ewalt.
of Paris. and Mrs. Bette Mccartney
! Mitchell. of Chattanooga. Tenn,
Who was Mr.. Ewalt's company
that night. =.
One of the most enjoyable OF the
many New Year watch parties In
lexing ton was held at the new La
favette Hotel, where a supper-dance
was the main feature. One OF tne
parties enjoying the festive occasion
was made up of Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Carpenter, of Lexington, ana tneli
guests. Mr.. and MIS-. Warfield Gratz
Miss Willie Lee Clark. Leonard
Shouse, Jr., and Harry Miller. o,
Lexington. ]. Withers Davis, JOS: w
Davis, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. James Met
calfe and Miss Katherine Marsh. OF
Paris.
Writing to THE NEWS from
0rofino, Idaho, MRS. e. w. Horse
well. formerly Miss Gertrude Early
wine, of Paris, says: 1T has been al
most ten wears since I resided II
Paris, and in all that time l have
) iseen but one o. two Paris papers
}Although I have been in the west se
long, my heart still clings to my ma
tive town. My husband is practicins
medicine in this city. He is als(
Health Officer and County Physician
We like the West very much, and Il
has been vely good to us. We woult
like to have your paper.
Misses Ruth and Mabel Sopc'
: entertained Saturday evening with
six-o' clock dinner at their home 81
Fifteenth street, in honor OF thei
brother, Lawrence A. Soper, Jr.. 81
the University of Kentucky, who
was spending the holidays at home
The guests were: Misses LOUIS
Patterson, Lexington; Sue Board
man, Elizabeth Clark and Name!
Young, Paris; Lawrence A. Soper
Jr., Chester Young. Y. H. Harrison
Paris; Bryan Props, Jos. j. Slomer
Lexington, and Nelson Strobe, Win
chester.
!, One of the most delightful socla
: events of the holiday season was tn
coming out" party arranged for ny
Thomas Henry Clay, III, and his SIS
ter, Miss Elizabeth Clay, at the hom
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
| tThos., Henry Clay, ST., on Pleasan
5 street, Thursday night. The hand
some home was beautifully decorate
l with holly and cedar in keeping wit
t the Christmas season, and with otne
: Yuletide emblems. A large Christina
.roo moo oracted in the library, an