The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-04-14
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
DONE.

j. M. Alverson, of Paris, is in
Carrollton, on business mission
Mrs. J. w. Bacon and Miss Clara
Bacon are visiting relatives in New
port.
| Mrs. Frank Asbury, of Paris, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Howard,
:, in Cynthiana.
! Miss Katheryn Wills and Mrs.
l. L. Glass have returned from a
visit to friends in Cincinnati.
| Mrs. Fannie Eads, of Muncie,
Ind, is the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Nicholas Bohn, on Cypress street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Parrish, Mrs.
Arthur Collins and Mrs. Nicholas
Bohn spent Sunday with relatives in
Madison county.
| Mrs. j. T. Sharrard, of Paris, at
tended the U. D. c. reception given
"Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clarence P. Lair, in Cynthiana.
Misses Margaret Fulton and
!Carrie Feeback have returned to
their homes in Carlisle, after visit
to Miss Trinnie Duncan, in this city.
Mrs. Charles S. Goldstein and
son, Italian, have gone to Hunting
ton, West Va, to visit Mrs. Gold
STEMS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Open
helm.
II Mrs. Cora Herndon, of Carlisle,
L is a guest of friends while attending
the sessions of the District Confer
ionce of the Methodist church, in
| this city.
4 Miss Frances Butler has return
II ed from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Butler, in Dayton, KY, accompa-
lnied by her little nephew, Chas. E.
Butler, Jr.
Miss Frances Boone, talented
artist, has moved from apartments
in the Robneel flats to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram S. Redmon, on
. Houston avenue.
-Cynthiana Democrat: 1.-THE con-
dition of County Judge r. M. Col
! lier remains practically unchanged.
He has been confined to his bed for
, eight weeks by lumbago and other
, complications
; Mrs. William Farris and daugh-
! ter, Mrs. Sweeney, of Paris, were in
3 Georgetown yesterday, attending
the funeral of Patrolman VIM. O.
Barley, who was killed there in the
discharge of his duty.
Little Miss Wallace Proctor
Yates, who was recently operated on
" for mastoids, is doing nicely at hel
home on the Lexington pike. Hel
grandmother, Mrs. Collins Yates, OF
Richmond, who was called here to be
with her, has returned home.
-Flemingsburg Times-Democrat:
f l"Mrs. Bessie Dorsey went to Paris
s Saturday morning where she will re-
Q main for some time. :. Miss Mary
@ Lewis went to Paris, Saturday morn
ing to visit her aunt, Mrs. Harr!
= Mathers."
Il Mrs. G.. NJ. Farris, who ha:
n been a patient at the Massie Memo
e rial Hospital, where she underwent
r an operation some time ago, ha:
= Ibeen removed to her home on Nine
lteenth street. Her nurse, Mrs. Lii
ilian Bridges, has returned to hel
home in Lexington.
Miss Anita Crommerlin and Mr.
! Charlton Clay, of Paris, were of the
i number of guests who were enter
Y tanned recently by Mr.. ]. o. Renee
!. at his country home, fKeenesland,
near Lexington Dancing was en-
Ijoyed, and a delicious buffet lunch
leon was served
VI Mrs. Gertrude Smoot has re
tturned from Miami, Florida, wher'
lshe has been a guest of friends ant
l. relatives for several weeks. Whil'
i lin Miami, Mrs. Smoot was guest TO-
v some time of Mrs. James Myers, for
Y merly Miss Davis Meter, of Hutch
e lison, and of her former schoolmate
e miss Mary X. Boyd, who has charg'
of the dining room in one of the bis
n Flagler hotels there.
e The following from Paris at
2, tended the opening of the 1922 base
Il ball season at the Cincinnati Leagu
II Park, Wednesday: Robt. S. Porter
VIM. H. Webb, Rudolph Davis, Clar
5, ence K. Thomas, ]. w. Bacon, Henri.
l. Santen, Thos. Hinkle, w. V. Shaw
v Pearce Patton, DR.. w. O. Ussery, II
o. is. fowler, D. G. Parrish, l..
70 Griffin, ]. j. Mccarthy, Frank Rem
lington, ]. T. Tadlock.
Misses Anna Ware and Albert
:, Myers entertained at their home Of
- Mt. Airy avenue, Monday evening
"a with a delightful dance. Music wa
Il furnished by -saxophone trio. !
l. tempting lunch of fruit salad > sand
lie witches and coffee was served. Tn
re- guests for the evening were Mise
Louise Collier, Mamie Lee Baldwin
catherine Wallingford, Dorothy ia
lcoby, Lille Kenney, Marjorie TITS
Ter, Martha Collier and Alice MI
lClintock; Messrs. Stanley McCllr
20 took, Hume Payne, Edraine PatoI
;. Ralph Cornell, George Dundol
Bullock Rnl