The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-04-18
PERSONALS

Mrs. w. G. Dawson and little
son, VIM. Dawson, of Lagrange, are
guests of Mrs. Corine Stout, on Sew
enth street.
The Bourbon County Garden
Club will meet with Mrs. ]. T. Van
SAINT Friday afternoon, April Fl, at
three O'Clock.
Miss Henrietta Howard, who
has been seriously ill at her home
on Cypress street for some time, is
able to be out. -
Merit Slicer has gone to Chi
cago, where he will reside in the
future. Mrs. Slicer will remain in
Paris for time.
Miss Christine Thomas and Eli
zabeth Henry have returned to their
school duties after spending short
vacation in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Ewalt, of
Cynthiana. were recent visitors to
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Howard, of Cypress street
DIR. j. A. Stoeckinger, of Paris,
read paper On Surgery" at the
meeting of the Kentucky Midland
Medical Association, at Lawrence
burg, last week.
Miss Emily Fithian entertained
a party of young friends last week
with a theatre party, going after
ward to her home, where delightful
refreshments were served.
Clarence X. Thomas, of the Peo-
ples-Deposit Bank, and Charles A.
Weber, of the Bourbon Garage, are
at West Baden Springs, West Baden,
Indiana, for a ten-days' stay.
B. w. Boyers, of the General
Motors Truck Corporation, of Pom
tiac. Michigan, was a guest several
days the past week of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Bush, on Houston avenue.
Mrs. Lon Graves has returned
from visit to relatives in Scott
county, She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson,
who will be her guest several days.
John Kriener, of Paris, enter
tanned at the Phoenix Hotel, in Lex
ington, Saturda evening, in honor of
Miss Margaret Ferguson and Mr.
Harvey Allen Rogers, who are to be
married April 20.
Among the visitors to the Meth
odist Conference held In Paris the
past week was John W.. Boulder, of
Maysville, formerly of Millersburg
Mr.. Boulder, now in his eighty-first
tyear, is still active and healthy.
| Misses Margaret LAWN, Favola
Dundon, Louise Cornell, and Messrs
Robert LAWN, Basil Hayden, Alex
Rice, Eugene Lair, James Dundon
and John Dundon have returned to
Kentucky University, after spending
the Easter holidays in Paris.
Among those attending the .ses-
sions Of the Maysville District Con-
ference Of the Methodist church, in
this city, the past week, were the
following from Flemingsburg: Rev
b. F. Adams, Rev. J. j. Dickey, Mrs
c. A. GlascOck, Mrs. Elizabeth D.
Wood and j. H. Mullikin.
Miss Nell Hunt, of Philadel-
phia, guest of Miss Lavalette Ran
son, was guest of honor recently at
an entertainment given at the Can
die Glow Inn, in Lexington, by Miss
Virginia Wetherall, of Paris. The
guests were Miss Hunt, Miss Ran
son, Miss Valette McClintock and
Miss Frances Clay, of Paris.
Forty guests partook Of the
hospitality dispensed by Mrs. Sidney
S. Ardery, Friday afternoon at hei
home on Houston avenue, bridge
forming the principal part of the
program. The home was beautiful
ly decorated in levendar and white
lilacs, the color scheme being useC
in the ices, minis and tally cards
! Mrs. Henry Judy secured the prize
for the highest score, vanity set
1.-The second prize, fancy work bas
lket, was awarded to Mrs. Raymond
Mcmillan, and Mrs. George Watkin
was winner of the consolation prize
la deck of cards. The hostess wa
assisted by Mrs. Ben Ardery, Mrs
Fay Ardery, Mrs. Elizabeth Lilies
ton and Miss Mercy Park.