The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-06-02
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
D0nr.

-OlmOu %. Larry, OIL JACKSON,
Louisiana, is guest of relatives in |
this city and county.
Mrs. Watt Peters, mother of
Mrs Harry. James, of Paris, is Wis
iting relatives in Owingsville.
The Clintonville Dancing Club |
has discontinued it's series of dances
arranged for the summer evenings.
Mrs. P. L. Grove, of Salem, O.,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Heck, at their home on High street.
Mrs. George Nippert, Of Cincin-
natl, and Miss Alice Foley, of Dam
Vile, are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
William Kenney.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Alexander
and daughter have returned from
visit to Charles Talley and family,
in Flemingsburg.
| Miss Rebecca Purnell and Edith
Barlow have returned from Mar
garet Hall, Versailles, to spend their
summer vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shea and
Mrs. Sam Mackey were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Fitz
lgerald, in Winchester.
John Bradley, of Dayton, Ohio,
lis guest of his daughter, Miss
lSarah Bradley, at the home of James
Bradley, ST., on Higgins avenue.
Mrs. Rankin Mastin and baby,
Norma Mae, have returned from
Visit to Mrs. Mastin's parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. w. ]. Huffman, in Coving-
ton.
Mrs. Bert Wilson, Mrs. Lloyd
, Nelson and Mrs F. M. Nelson have
returned to their home in Winches-
ter after visit to Paris friends and
t relatives.
, Mrs Thomas and daughter,
: Miss Georgia Thomas, and guests,
E REV. and Mrs Morton, of Pleasure
e Vile, were guests Tuesday of friends
t in Paris.
Frank Cooper and Ansil OAR
lnaby are attending the automobile
races in Indianapolis, and are guests
of DIR. and Mrs. VIM. C.. Worthing-
| ton, formerly of Clintonville.
/, Miss Joy Frazier, superintendent
s lof the Graves Memorial Hospital, at
n Georgetown, is critically ill at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Gar
nett, near Shawhan, this county.
Mrs. w. H. Anderson left
Thursday for Cincinnati, where she
will be a guest of Mrs. Lewis Muir
Mrs. Moore, who was formely Miss
Alice Clark, of Paris, and sister OF
o the late Chars. Stephens, is visiting
her son, Prof. Muir, inCincinnati.
Mrs. Cora Brown O'Fallon, OF
; St. Louis, Mo. recent guest Of
friends and relatives in Paris an(
the county, after a visit to Mr., ant
Mrs. Earl Ferguson, in Georgetown
e is again the guest of Mrs. Robert M
A. Coleman, in Lexington, and with Mr.
o. Charlton Clay, near Paris.
I'd Miss Louie Bruer, formerly o
w Paris, who has been residing il
M Winchester for several years, viii
co leave next week for ten-days' sta
Of at Martinsville, Indiana. In her alb
40 sence, her mother, Mrs. ]. d. Bruel
N will visit her sister, Miss Garnett, i
r Cincinnati.
MISS NdHCy OIuOl
". Mr.. Chester Young, a senior in tn
;s University of Kentucky, entertain
81 ed for their out of-town guests VIII
spent the week end at their home o
bo Cypress street. The guests of homo
dc were Misses Daisy Taylor, JUL
nd Ross, Dorothy Grubbs, and Mr.. Ra!
70 mond Taylor, all of Lexington.
ID Mr.
% Frank Kitty, of Kansas City, Nc
left yesterday to attend the annu;
reunion and meeting of the Alumne
Association of the Visitation Col
vent. Villa de Chantal, Rock /
land, Ill. Mrs. White was former
IS. Miss Marie Annette Caine, daught'
RE of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Game,
L. Paris.
q. Miss Genevieve Molloy, of LIE
rE ington, popular Paris visitor, Wi
n arrive home tomorrow from Phil
"a, -, delphia, where she has been takir
an art course. She and her siste
Miss Anne Molloy, have been mer
bers of a house party being ente
D. tanned this week by Mr.. Donaldst
Douglas, at his summer home
Rye, New York.
Misses Frances Brown and Lu
Mae Christman, of Paris, attend
the party given by Miss Louise Go
frey, at her home in Lexingto
About thirty guests enjoyed t
pleasures of the evening. Games a.
music were enjoyed and punch W
lserved. The event was the ce
TIL bration of the pretty hostess 81
.ac lteenth birthday.
the Among the out-of-town peol
er's who attended the funeral of Geor
last r. Bell, in this city, Tuesday, wei
au- Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Ben
of Bell, Mrs. Sallie Brooks, Lexingto
rere Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell, and s.
exc of Nicholasville; Mr.. and Mrs.
lom Preston Brown, Versailles; Mr.
reat Mrs. James d. Chambers, of Cine