The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-11
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
C0mings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Il. NJ. Armstrong and two
sons, OF Paris, are guests of Mrs.
John w. Blierly, III Crayton, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Dow
will leave to-day fol Tampa, Florida,
TO spend the remainder of the win
ter.
Mrs f. L. Stout, Of Paris.
Illinois, is guest at the home of her
cousin, Harry o. James, and Mrs.
James, on Pleasant street.
Miss Bette Louise MCIlvaine
has returned to her home in George
town, after a visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. Bette McIlvaine, in
Paris.
With the close of the holidays
the boys and girls have returned
to their schools and universities, anC
as consequence, there will be a
lull in society events until the next
holiday comes around.
The Knights Of Column Us Dane
ing Club wishes to announce
dance at Lexington X of G.. Hall,
following the basketball game to
be played between Paris X. of G.. and
Lexington X. of c. teams tonight,
Tuesday, January IL, dancing 9 to
1890. Montague's Orchestra
Mrs Albert H. Morehead and
sons, James and Albert MOI ehead.
Jr., formerly of Paris, have returned
to Lexington, from a visit to Mrs.
Morehead's mother, Mrs. Noah, in
Chattanooga, Tenn. James More
head has returned to his studies at
st. Mary's College. near Lebanon.
At the meeting of Jemima
Johnson Chapter, D. A. R., held Sat-
urday afternoon, with Mrs. Henry S.
Caywood, in North Niddletow,,.
Miss Rolf, of tie p. H. S. faculty
gave a sketch of the ProvincetowE
Centenary. An interesting program
was presented, with Mrs. Caywood
as hostess.
The bourbon County Chapter
War Mothers, held the. first meeting
of the new year in the County Court
room yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Tie attendance was fully
up To the average. The business
meeting WIS followed by social
hour, when an interesting program
was rendered.
Mrs. james Garrison Metcalfe,
Of Paris, was one of the guests oaF-
urday at a buffet luncheon given in
Lexington by Mrs. Robert NJ. Cole
man, in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Richard NJ Stoll. The attractive
rooms were bedecked with pink
roses. which were On the tables in
the dining room with pink candles.
About fifty guests we're present.
Recent marriage licenses grant
ed by County Clerk Pearce Eaton,
are as follows: Francis S. Smith, 21,
Paintsville, Oil operator, and Miss
Virginia Jacoby, 81, of near Paris;
Arthur B. Zornes, painter, 81, OF
{ Paris, and Miss Bertha Mullen, Of
Cynthiana: Claude Hillock, Nicholas
county. farmer, and Miss Helen Frlr-
| DIV, of Millersburg; j. d. BunEeit,
70, Lexington. and Mrs. Mary Jane
| Adams, Sc, Lexington.
| With the passing of the holidays
the clubs of the city and county have
resumed activities. The War MOTIF
ers held an interesting meeting In
the County Court room yesterday.
The Bourbon County Business Wo-
mans Club will meet for business
session tomorrow. At the meeting
of the Millersburg Century Club, to
be held in the auditorium Of the
Millersburg College, Friday, Miss
Mary Dan Harbeson and Capt. Robt.
Harbeson, talerted vocalists. Will
feature a musicale. The North
MiddletOwn Woman's Club will meet
Friday, with an interesting program
TO be given. The Bourbon County
Women's Club will hold a spec1al
session in the Club rooms Saturday
afternoon, when Miss Grace VIII
mot. of New York. will lecture Oh
ARTISTIC Furnishings" illustrated
with fabrics and slides.
| The dance given by the Bourbon
Cotillon Club in the ball room OF the
Masonic Temple last week was one
of the most delightful social fohc-
lions of the new year. The spacious
dancing room was beautifully deco
1sted with Southern smilax arc
green and white drapsries. Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Garrison Metcalfe lee.
At midnight a luncheon OF coIee
land sandwiches was served. There
Twas a large attendance, many frola
out-of-town participating. Among
the guests were the following from
other places: Mr.. and Mrs Reg
lCorpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Warfield
Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanhore Wlede-
mann, Miss Willie Lee Clark, Ed
ward Stoll, Baylor VanMeter, Lem
ard Shouse, Jr., DR.. and Mrs. GOOD
son, Lexington; Miss Mary Miller
Brown. of Louisville; Miss Anna
Camden, of Versailles; Mr.. and MRS.
Miles McKinlay, of New Jersey, MISS