The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-04-28
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
D0nr.

sister, Miss Hadley Stone, in YER
sailles this week.
Mrs. Percy Reed and Mrs. Clyde
Keller were guests of friends in
Lexington, Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Adams, of Gin
cinnati, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Alline Sauer, on Mt. Airy avenue.
! Miss Leona Palmer has return
ed to her home in Owingsville, after
a visit to Paris friends and relatives.
! Mrs. Lizzie Hodge, of vader,
Washington, is guest of Mrs. E. z.
Lee and family, at Seventh and
Main streets.
| Mrs. John A. Lyle and Miss
Katie Holiday left yesterday for a
sojourn at Miwogco Sanitarium, near
Milan, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. McGrath
have returned to Harrodsburg, after
a visit to their daughter, Mrs. L.
IT. Lilleston, in this city.
Mrs. Thomas A. Higgins, of
Seventh street, is visiting the Nc
Laughlin family and other relatives
and friends in Lexington.
Mrs. Norman Hill, of Cincin-
: natl, will be the guest of Miss Kate
Alexander for the Ferguson-Rogers
wedding tomorrow evening,
Mrs. Harry Meade has returned
to her home in Chicago, after a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lunce-
ford Talbot, of Eighth street
Mrs. Emile Adams, Miss Rather
inc Adams, Charles. Adams and Mr..
Julian Gerrymann, of Cincinnati,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Sauer.
Miss Nell Whaley has returned
to her home in Atlanta, Georgia,
after a visit to her sister, Miss Het-
tie Whaley, who has been i'll for
several weeks, but is now somewhat
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Eaton,
of Covington, Mr.. Green Finlay and
his fiancee, Miss Anderson, of Gin
cinnati will arrive tomorrow to
be guests of the Misses Holiday, and
Mrs. Charles G. Daugherty for the
. races at Lexington. They will spend
the weekend at Shakertown.
THE Opening Dance" will be
/. given at the Stuart & O'Brien ware
house, on the night of Friday, April
sl2S. The hours will be from $50 to
$3.50. The committee in charge is
Ralph Cornell, Herman Tully and
Farris Adams. The dance will be a
subscription affair, and will be per-
sonally chaperoned.
!, -Eld. Carey E. Morgan, former
=, lpastor of the Paris Christian
church, now pastor of the Vine
lstreet Christian church, in Nash
. Vile, Tenn, writes THE NEWS as
: follows: 81 have read about Mr..
= Champs illness, and want you to
know l am thinking about him with
! old time good will. / do hope he is
: greatly improved by this time, and
: that he will soon be entirely well.
We are having a wonderful harvest
in the church here. More than one
hundred people have come into the
church at the regular services in the
last six or seven weeks. / am send
ing my best wishes, and ask to be
remembered to all Paris friends
Mr.. Daisy FitZhugh Ayres,
: Washington society correspondent of
the Courier-Journal, writing of the
> recent meeting of the National Con-
Z gress of the d. A. R., held in Wash
ington, has this interesting note:
"Mrs. John d. Carroll, of Frank
fort, is one of the handsomest dele
{ gates. Mrs. Cassius Clay, of Paris,
1 and her sister, Mrs. James Stone,
are pillars of the brilliant delega
ton. One of the particularly young
: and pretty chapter regents here is
Mrs Henry Coleman, of Harrods-
burg, formerly Miss Anita Moore, re-
gent of the famous Jane McAfee
, Chapter to which Mrs. Champ Clark
c belongs"
- Mrs. Charles G.. Daugherty
. gave a luncheon Wednesday at her
attractive home on Pleasant street.
1t was a very charming affair, and
was given in compliment to the
3 bride-elect, Miss Margaret Fergu-
: son, whose marriage to Mr.. Harvey
y Allen Rogers will be the social event
of the week. The house was fra
, grant with spring flowers. The
, luncheon table, with it's exquisite
= lace mats had for a centerpiece sill
o yer bowl of roses. The places at
the table were marked with NINA
> ture wedding bouquets of valley ILL
: lies. A delicious course luncheon
was served the following guests:
> Miss Margaret Ferguson, Miss Lett
tia Magofin, Mrs. Charles Miles Nc
Kinlay, Mrs. William A. Clarke,
Mrs. James w. Thompson, Mrs. Vir-
gil Chapman, Mrs. Edward Spears
d and Mrs. Henry T. Judy.
!, Mrs. Louis Rogers was host
!, Saturday afternoon to a lovely tea