The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Theresa Myer. Of Denver
Colo, is the guest of Mrs. J. A.
Stein.
Mrs. Sarah Oakley, of Paris, is
a guest of Mrs F. w. Oakley, in
Ravenna.
Mrs. Riley Martin is confined
10 her home on Pleasant street with
pneumonia.
John Kriener was a guest last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Forman,
in Lexington.
Mrs. Thos. c. Whaley and
daughter are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Redmon Berry, in Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Waller C. Daily, of Sedalia,
Missouri, is a guest of her son. Mr..
Waller c. Daily and Mrs Daily, in
this city
Miss Jennie RICHTER, of Gym
thiana, is expected this week for a
visit of several days to Mrs. Mary
x. Rose in this city.
Mrs. Sidney Bryan, who sus-
tanned a stroke of paralysis at her
home on Second street, last week,
is slightly improved.
M. B. Lowman, head of the big
advertising firm of Lowman-Mulli-
can Co, in Louisville, was {. bust
ness visitor in Paris, Friday.
The Cactus Club, social orga-
nization of young people, will meet
tonight a, 700 o'clock with Mrs.
Russell Clayton, at her home or
High street.
Richmond Register: "Mr. Har-
vey ChenaClt has gone to Fort
| Myers, Fla, to spend the remainder
of the winter. Mr.. Quincy Ward OF
Paris, accompanied him."
DIR. Brown Ishmael, OF Win-
chester, was called here last week
in consultation regarding the condi-
tiCn of Mrs, r. L. Wilson, who is
very ill at her home in East Paris
Mrs Lyons w. Board entertain
ed the members of her bridge club
at her home on Mt Airy Avenue
last night. At the conclusion of
the games refreshments were served.
"A large party of Paris people
attended the performance of "All
Aboard For Cuba" at the Lexington
Opera House Friday night, and re-
ported it one of the most laughable
|
The concert by the Transylva-
MIA College Glee Club, which was
to have been giver in North Mid
spices of the Mothers Club of that
place, has been postponed until d
later date. The Club waSs hold It's
regular session Friday afternoon.
James w. Colliver, of Gassaway
West Va, was recent guest of rel
atives in this city. Before return
ing to his home MI. Calliver went to
Chicago, where he attended meet
ing of the ]. c Pennoyer Co., with
whom he is connected as purchasing
agent.
Rev. and Mrs. w. e. Arnol(
: have returned to their home in Lou
isville after a visit of several day.
/, to Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Greer ant
: family, in this city Rev. Mr. Ar
mold is a native of Bourbon county
! and is now editor of The Contra
Methodist, published in Louisville.
Mrs. Arthur B. Hancock, o
Paris, attended the buffet luncheon
E given in Lexington, Friday ny Mrs
1 Meredith M. Gary. Mr.. and Airs
. Gary have recently moved 70 che o
. the flats in the Payne building OF
= North Broadway, which formed
charming place for the party.
Mrs Sherman H. Stivers, o
Lexington, Mr.. end Mrs. JONI
Woods ard son. Wallace M. Woods
, of Winchester, and Harry Stlvers
: of Chattanooga, Tenn. were her
e Sunday to see Sherman II. Stivers
y at the Massie Memorial Hospital
: Mr.. Stivers' condition is so'newha
improved
: The regular meeting of tn
: North Middletown Womans' Gu
: will be held or Friday, J:.nuar
d %, with the following program
y Correspondence With the Corinthi
n ans" Mrs. Albert S. Trimble; "Epi!
Ii Ties of Paul in Literature" MIS-.
y G. Bryan, Jr.; "Pe1 sonal Epistles,
IL Mrs Henry S. Caywood.
l. Logan Westerfield, of Stanford
came to Paris, Saturday night, for
visit to bis parents, Mr.. and MI
III. NJ. Westerfield. On Sunday nigh
. he vas taken suddenly Ill and w
S removed to the Massie Man1ori'
J. Hospital, where an operation fo
a appendicitis was performed by DIR
- Dalgherty and Orr. He was r.
10 ported yesterday as resting ccmtor
ably.
The following program will
rendered tomorrow at the meefIn
of Department IF Music CT Il
= Bourbon County Woman's CLUB,
S be held at the Y. M. c: A.: rape
IS early American Music Mrs;
9r e. Foster; Spanish Californian FoI
t. Song A. L. Boatright; Kentucl
as Mountain Ballads, Mrs. E: F. Prc
ID ard. Juba Dance (Instrumcnla
to Mrs. Clay Sutherland; Piantaue
e. Melodies. Mrs. Lee Price; Plantati'
Melodies, Mrs. y. S Smylle.
sse Harvey and Julian Rogers e
n tertained with a dirner-br1dge par
10 1T their home near Paris, fri,,
" night. in honor Of Mr.. and MIS-. :,
he liam Allen of Millersburg' new
py WEEDS. Mrs. Allen was formerly M
r. Iosenhine Briggs, of Frankfort