The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17

Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Lawrence Price left yester-
day for two-weeks' sojourn at Mar
tinsville, Indiana.
Miss Eleanor Swearengen, grand
daughter of George r. Davis, is visit
ing Miss Martha Ray, In Mayslick.
Albert Perling, of The Leader
Store, is in Chicago on a business
mission in the interest of his house.
Mrs. j. w. Wise, of Cincinnati,
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Spears
Moore, and other relatives in this
city.
Misses Minnie X. Shoots, of LOU
isville, and Halle Moore, of Lexing-
ton, were guests this week of friends
In Paris.
Miss Flanagan, of Cincinnati, is
a guest of her nephew, J. M. Flana-
gan, and Mrs. Flanagan, at their
home on Houston avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Franklin has re-
turned to her home in Winchester af-
ter visit to her aunt, Mrs. A. B.
Clark, and family, on South High
street.
Miss Elizabeth Snapp. student at
the University of Kentucky, has re-
turned to spend the summer vacation
in Paris with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Snapp.
Mrs. Swiney Ray and Edwin Ny
all have returned from Rochester,
Mimi, where Mr.. Myall has been
under treatment for some time at the
Mayo Bros Hospital.
Eugene Roberts, formerly Of
Paris, where he was connected with
the Paris Garage, has returned to
Shelbyville, after visit of several
days to his parents, in this city.
Miss Alma Goldstein is at home
from the Cincinnati College of Music
to spend the summer vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Goldstein, on Higgins avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Levine,
of New York City, were guests this
week of Mrs. e. I. Miner, on Cypress
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Levine are on
their honeymoon, en- route to points
in the South.
| Alfred Daley, of Covingt0n,
| who was called here by the illness
and death of his father, ElezaT
Daley, is a guest at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Thos. w. Spicer, on
Houston avenue.
Mrs. Catesby Woodford, Mrs. Ar
thur B. Hancock and Mrs. J. Miller
Ward attended the reception gwen al
the Lexington Country Club, near
Lexington, by Mrs. Charles S. Brent
in honor of her guests.
Harry Holt, former Partisan, Is
here from Seattle, Washington, tx
visit his mother, Mrs. Ben Holt, ane
family, on Mt. Airy avenue. Mr.. Holt
has a fine position with a big OF
company on the Pacific Coast.
=. Reports yesterday from the bed
side of John T. Collins, who recentl!
had a relapse, stated there had beer
a change for the better in his gen
eral condition, which is cheerin:
news for his host of friends.
Mrs. George L. Rankin, who's
arm was broken some time ago in al
automobile accident, has improved
sufficiently to be moved from tn
Massie Memorial Hospital to thu
, home of her sister, Mrs. William
, Sauer, on Mt. Airy avenue.
Miss Henrietta Bedford, of Paris
, was one of the guests Monday at al
afternoon tea given by Miss Helel
Bowen. at the home of her parents
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bowen, in win
chester, in compliment to Miss Ur
sula Fawcett, of Jacksonville, III.
Miss Edna Dee Snapp, OF Paris
has returned to the University o
!, Kentucky, from Blue Ridge, N. c
!. where she had been for two weeks al
tending the annual conference OF tn
w G. A.. as representative fror
: the University.
8 "A large number OF Paris peopi
are attending the meetings In Lex
inpton this week of the United Com
mercial Travellers, the Grand Lodg
r knights of Pythias, and the AIumI
Association of Kentucky UnlVersit!
Mrs. Jack Woods and daughter
Miss Julia Woods, have returne
. from st, Mary's, KY, where they a.
tended the centennial OF st. Mary
College. Baldwin Woods, also
paris. a graduate of the INSTITUTION
: was also in attendance.
About thirty neighbors an
9 friends of Miss Milred Collins an
STANLEY Dickson, who were Marie
e yesterday. gave a dinner party
: their honor Monday night, at Snat
Il
: responded to toasts. y Do
r Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van re
4 and two daughters, Misses Virgin
!. and Jane Van Pelt, formerly
paris who have been making the
J. home at Tampa, Fla, for the past wv
y Years. are guests at the Hotei wins
sor until they can find suitao
NO @rhe following invitationss .1 na,
been issued: "The olympian Sp,, a,
Hotel requests the honor OF yo'
Y nresence at their opening dance
!. paympisn springs Hotel, 0lym mp
= Kvr Friday evening, June IL. MUS
a by Sextette Orchestra. A. ". orO~
and T. C. Prewitt, Committee su
scription." D.oocra
ct n Millikin, wife, grandson al
~ Granddaughter are visiting reiat,S
N in Bourbon county. :. Mrs: EAR ar,
Barton, of Millersburg, was ci :,