The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.
C0mings and G0ings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Thompson H. Tarr has re-
turned from a visit to friends in
Lexington.
Mrs. Thomas Bratton is a patti
ent at the Massie Memorial Hospital,
where she is under treatment.
Mrs. James Clay Ward, Of Paris,
spent Tuesday in Lexington as a
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Good
son.
j. A. Kendall, who recently I'M
derwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Massie Memorial Hos
pital, is improving.
Louis Hixon, aged carpenter, is
improving at the Massie Memorial
Hospital, where he has been pa
tient several days
! Miss Rosina Elder is visiting
and Mrs. Elder, on Branchport ave-
nue., in Long Branch, New Jersey.
Miss Ruth Raymond Adair has
returned to the Ursaline Convent In
Brown county, Ohio, after spending
the holidays as q guest of Mrs. Car
RE Larue Woodford. near Paris.
Sherman H. Stivers, Paris rep
resentative of the Lexington Daily
Herald, is a patient at tie Ma5sie
Memorial Hospital. Mr.. Stivers will
probably undergo a serious surgical
operation as soon as his condition
will permit.
Miss Martha Stephenson, of
Paris, was & guest 1T dinner party
given in Lexington by Mr., and Mrs.
T. ]. Perry, in honor of their guest.
Miss Sadie Parrish, of Winchester.
A delicious four-courSe dinner was
served.
Edwin and Harry Bedford,
guests of Mrs. Thompson H. Tarr,
have returned to their studies at
Center College, in Danville. During
their stay they were guests of honor
| at luncI1eon-bridg given by their
hostess.
Louisville Courier Journal:
Mrs. Edward Fithian, who has
been spending several months with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Bailey, at the Puritan, left Saturday
TO join Mr.. Fithian in Huntington,
| w. Va"
mfr. and Mrs. Charles G. Clarke
were hosts recently at their home on
the North Middletown road, near
Paris, to party of guests. The oc-
casion was the annual recurrence Of
Mr.. Clarks 90 birthday. About
thirty guests partook of buffet
luncheon and dancing rounded out a
most enjoyable evening.
Charles Mattox, who has been
a patient in Government hospital
in Cincinnati, since August, has been
brought to his home at Elizabeth,
this county. Mattox contracted tu-
berculosis while sereving in the
army and his condition showing nc
Improvement, it was decided to
bring him home.
Thomas B. Talbot, Of Lexing-
ton. Superintendent of the Lexing-
ton Presbytery Missions, has re-
turned from a trip to Tampa, Flor
Ida, where he went in the interest
of missions. Mr.. Talbot spoke
! Sunday to a large audience In the
First Presbyterian church of that
city on Mountain Missions" He
saws that flowers are in bloom in the
Yards in Tampa, and that children
are going barefooted on the lawns,
so balmy and spring-like is the
weather. Mr.. Talbot is former
i resident of Paris, and Is an uncle OF
Mrs. J. Sims Wilson, of Paris.
Miss Nell Woods entertained
Wednesday evening from eight to
three with dancing party at her
home on Hanson street. Refresh
ments were served. The guests VINO
enjoyed the evening were: Misses
Mary Catherine Santen, Loretta
Parr, Lucille Mahoney, Rose Moran
(Lexington), Rosa Belle Purnell
(EIuir), Bessie Ray ONelli' Emily
Bratton, Rachel Bratton, Vina Far
ker Norman, Mary Catherine Con
nelley. Helen Cain and Mary Fran
ces woods; Messrs George Rogers
Ernest O'Brien, Fred Chapman, OF
Lexington; Elgin Derwiller, Ernes'
Watson, James Bradley, Franct;
Breeze, Jack Insko. Dorsey Ai1isoE
Howard Basham, Ned Woods, Louls
Woods; Mrs. Robert Cain, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Fryman Taylor, and Mr. ane
Mrs. Martin O'Neill, OF Cincinnati.