The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-02-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

-Ciay Mccain has returned from
business trip to Shelby county,
Jos. ". Hall is confined to his
nome on Duncan avenue by Hines
MISS Mary Louise Clendenin
mas returned to Georgetown. after
q visit to her father. R. F. Glen
denim 0'0n
r. O.-Chambers, of Maysville.
Is guest of his daughter, Mrs.
ROBERT NJ. Johnson, of Mt. Airy
avenue.
The Business Circle of the Wo-
mans Club held a meeting last
night for the purpose Of parliament
tary drill, in the Y. M. c. A.
Andrew j. Corey has returned
TO his home in Covington, after a
visit to his brother, Edward II.
Corey, and fanny, in this city.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Wilson, who recently nm
derwent an opel alton for adenoids.
at the Massie Memorial Hospital, is
improving.
Mrs. Samuel w. Willis, of
Paris, was one of the guests last
week at sewing party given in
Winchester by her daughter, Mrs.
vaughn Drake.
Mrs. Amelia Vansant and
daughter, Miss Rebecca, have re-
turned to their home in Flemings-
burg, after a visit to relatives and
friends in this city
L. G. McCurdy, of NonesucE.
KY, was a recent business visitor
in Paris. Mr.. McCurdy> contem-
plates making his permanent home
IN Paris in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenney
Ferguson and little daughter have
returned from visit to Mrs. Fer
guson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Reu-
ben Ford Offutt, in Georgetown.
The Mothers Club of North
Middletcwn will present the Ken
lucky University Glee Club in reci-
tai on Friday evening, at 1880
o'clock, in the Christian church.
Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, ST.,
who suffered slight stroke of par
alysis at her home on Pleasant
street, last week, was reported yes
ter6ay as being greatly improved.
Mrs. Robert l.. Frank returned
Sunday from an extended visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin M. Keller, in
Montclair, New Jersey, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Fitzgerald, in New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gleason,
of Paris, on Saturday made appli-
cation at the office of Deputy U. S.
Clerk Spencer Finnell, in Lexington,
| for passports to Cuba They expect
to leave about March Is for three
months stay.
Co II To-
of Lexington, were guests Friday
evening at dining given by Mrs.
Lucy Simms, at her home on Second
street, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Simms, of Beaumont, Texas.
M. H.. H. Davis, of Couer de
Lion CommaIdery No. 26, Knights
Templar, of Paris, was in Somerse'
recently, where he made an official
inspection of Somerset Commandery
No. 81. Mr. Davis is an officer OF
the kentucky Grand Lodge
One of the big events of the
college year will be the production
of "The Christian" by the Stage
crafters of Pennsylvania at the Lex
ington Opera House, on Friday even
ing, February a5. Prof. and Mrs
Lee Kirkpatrick, Of Paris, are
among the patrons for the event.
The Health and Welfare League
will celebrate it's seventh birthday
next Thursday, February "a. The
annual business and social meeting
will be held at the residence Oh
Mrs. James Mcclure, on Vine street
at three o'clock. The reports FOL
the eYear will be given. All mem
bers of the League are urged to be
present.
Among the Paris people who at
tended the annual meeting an(
luncheon. of the Maryland Avenue
:. Sisterhood. held in the ball room o.
, the Lafayette Hotel, in Lexington
THURSDAY. were Mrs. Louis VOL
stein. Mrs. David Bachrach, Mrs. A
winters. Mrs. Charles S. Gold
stein Mrs. Lee Price, Mrs. 1. L
Price Mis-. Lawrence Price, Mrs. >
, A. Stern
Charles N. Taylor, for man!
years chief lineman for the Westei'
. Union Telegraph Company In I'll
, district, with headquarters IN faris
has gone to Baltimore, Nd, WheI
: he will enter a hospital for treat
ment. Mr.. Taylor fractured poh
! in his shoulder some montns ase
which has never entirely healeo
During his absence G. 0: DunnlgaI
!, of Columbia, Miss, Will attena
the duties Of Mr.. Taylor's posltiol
One of the most brilliant soc ta
: events of the season was the o'a':
Centre dance given at the Mason,
/, TEMPLE, in this city, FRIDAY III
n~omoted by James McClintock an
Vail Baldwin. The hours Wei
from 900 p. m. to 400 a. m; NUS
was furnished by Smiths Sextsl.s
A large crowd was present, lhGl ,i.
Z ing many from Mt. Sterllng' m M,r
{ chester. / exirgton. Richmona' Ia
= vile Carlisle. Millersburg ano o'he
! surrounding towns: =, .h;s eft
q Messages received in TINS GU a
from Mr.. and Mrs. James punE ;u
pe,I Of paris. state they are havi I'm
the time of their lives on tue to
= southern trip. A letter written 10 10
u Paris friend recently stated n 't y
we're at that time at Nassau, III 10
bahama islands, where they I'm, Inc