The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-05-12
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings OF Some You
Know and Others You
Donr.

al her nome on ferguson street.
Miss Lena Rose was a recent
visitor to friends in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Ernest Martin is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Dyche, in Lon
don, Ky.
Mrs. J. Miller Ward is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton Harder, in
Richmond.
Mrs. Fanniebelle Sutherland at
tended the funeral of Mrs. c. H.
Reese, in Winchester.
Mrs. Charles Barnett, of Mt.
Sterling, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Wilmoth, in Paris.
Miss Ruth Soper, of Paris, is
spending the weekend in Sharps-
burg as guest of Miss Leona Palmer.
Mrs. Clay Shirley has returned
tc her home in Winchester after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Bedford.
Arthur MARYLAND, of Paris, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel MARYLAND, in Sharps-
burg.
Mrs. Hiram Ewing, of Carlisle,
is visiting the family of her brother,
j. Elmer Boardman, near Little
Rock.
| Mrs. Charlton Alexander was
called yesterday to Harrodsburg by
the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Dan L. Moore.
Mrs. c. Beverley Broun, of
charleston, West Va, formerly Miss
Mary Clay, of Paris, is guest of
her brother, Mr.. Brutus Clay, near
this city.
Mrs. Katherine Davis Craig and
Mrs. James Duncan Bell, of Paris,
Twill go to Louisville tomorrow to
witness the running of the Ken
lucky Derby.
Bourbon county will be we'll
represented at the Louisville track
Ito morrow to witness the running
of the Kentucky Derby. Many will
make the trip overland in their
Iautos.
Clyde Richards, connected with
the undertaking department of the
ii. T. Hinton Co., left yesterday for
Louisville, where he will take a six
weeks course in the Melton School
lof Embalming.
Mrs. James w. Thompson, of
Paris, was one of the guests at the
!, luncheon given Wednesday by Miss
Elizabeth Chenault, at her home in
Lexington, in honor of Mrs. Robert
Bishop, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Fielding Gordon, of Nash
willie, Tennessee, was guest yester-
lday of Miss Belle Horton, at her
home near Paris. Mrs. Gordon will
- leave to-day for Louisville to join
her husband, who will be there fol
!, the Kentucky Derby at the Churchill
downs track.
Former Speaker James H
Thompson, delivered an interesting
address at the High School yester
lday to the students of the school OF
1.-The subject of Agriculture" Mr.
Thompson will deliver the com
lmencement address to the gradual
= ling class of the Owenton Higl
School in June.
& Frank R. Erringer, of Charles
n ton, Indiana, and Clarence Erringer
n lof Minneapolis, Mimi, former Pari
lsians, and Orville Erringer, of Hol
llywood, California, son of the latter
touring the Bluegrass, were guest
of friends in Paris, this week. The
will go from Paris to Louisville, t
witness the Kentucky Derby.
Mrs. Brinch Meinertz wa
lawarded the first prize at the meet
y, ing of the Bourbon County Garde
=, Club, held yesterday afternoon
% the home of Mrs. H. c. Buckner an
- Miss Nellie Buckner. The flower
=. displayed by Mrs Meinertz wer
~ lovely specimens of rhododendrol
= the beautiful mountain flower mad
= famous by John Fox, Jr., in h
stories of mountain life.
Mr.. and MRS. George Thoms
- Metcalfe, of New York, whose ma
=, rage was a recent event, are TT
guests of Mr.. Metcalfe's brothe
Mr.. James G. Metcalfe, and Mr.
Metcalfe, in Paris. Several -pret1
social affairs are being arranged
!. their honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Metcal
: Invited a few friends to dinner
-, Shakertown Inn last night to me-
- their guests.
Led Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carey e.
- Itertained Wednesday with a dinn
n at their home in Lexington in hon
of the guests of Mr.. Charlton Cla
"a lof Paris. The home was beautiful
80, decorated with flowers and the tab
~ was resplendent with a gold servi
III and flowers in harmony. The CUES
,a1 were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ga
o. neau, Mrs. Cora Brown O'Fallo
A. Mrs. Julius Walsh, Mr.. Thorn
arc Wright, of st. Louis; Mr.. Villa
osS 1Cox, New York; DR.. and Mrs. Rol
M. Coleman, Mr.. Edward Stoll, N
Charlton Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
nm Harting, Judge and Mrs. Richard
Stoll. Gen. and Mrs. Roger Willial
Joined the party after dinner.