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

Music will be furnished by the
Original Kentucky Six.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dundon is visit
| ing friends in Cincinnati.
Mrs. VIM. Myall left yesterday
for Chicago for a visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs. Irvine Keller.
Mrs. A. B. Hancock has as her
guests this week Mrs. Harris Han
cock and children, Mrs. Toms and
children, and Mrs. Resor, Of Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Catesby Wood
| ford will return to-day from Eustis,
Florida, where they spent part of
the past winter with relatives and
/ friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Anderson,
Mrs. Herbert Brock and Miss Ia
bitha Cook, of Lexington, were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Nicholas Bohn
on Cypress street.
Mrs. Swift Champ is at home
from short stay at Miwogco Min
eral Springs, near Milan, Indiana.
Mr.. Champ, who remained at the
Springs, is improving slowly.
| Miss Nancy Carter and Mrs.
Elizabeth Dundon will give tea at
the home of Miss Carter, in Lexing-
ton on Saturday afternoon, April
20, in compliment to Miss Favola
Dundon and their Sigma Beta Upsi-
Ion Sorority of Kentucky University,
of which Miss .Dundon is a very at
tractive member.
John Kriener, of Paris, was host
at dinner party given at the Phoe-
nix Hotel, in Lexington, Saturday
evening in honor of the bride-to-be,
Miss Margaret Ferguson, and her
fiance, Mr.. Harvey Allen Rogers.
The guests for the evening were:
Mrs. James G.. Metcalfe, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clay Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. w. Davis, Jr., and Mrs. James
w. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lSpears, Mrs Charles Miles McKinlay
New York;, Mrs. VIM. A. Clarke,
(Cincinnati), Miss Virginia Weth-
erall, Mr.. Hugh Ferguson and Mr..
Julian Rogers.
"A number of social functions
will be given this week in compli-
ment to Miss Margaret Ferguson
whose marriage to Mr.. Harvey Allen
Rogers will be an event of April 29
Mrs. Robert Anderson will entertain
at her home in Georgetown, with
bridge, Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Joseph M. Hall will entertain with
, a dinner party Wednesday at hel
home on Duncan avenue.
Mrs. Louis Rogers entertained
with a bridge party at her hom'
near Paris, yesterday, in compliment
, to her house guests, Miss Letiti;
Magofin, of st. Paul, Him., and Mrs
E. H. Dorian, of Memphis, Tenn.
formerly of Millersburg.
Mrs. Louis Rogers will enter
tain at her home near Paris on Sat
> urday with, a tea in compliment O
her house guests Miss Letitia Ma
= coffin, of st. Paul, Mimi, and Mrs
6 E. H. Dorian, of Memphis, Tenn
and to Miss Margaret Ferguson
. lovlie st of the seasons .brides-elect
Miss Mary Ellis, student a
= Hamilton College. Lexington will en-
a terrain at the home of her parent:
= Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Ellis, at Tent
and Main streets, Saturday in homo
of the following members of tn
Sorority Beta Sigma Amicron
=. Hamilton College,: Misses JOSEPH
, inc Knight, Elizabeth Holman
:, Barclay Payne, Hope Strong, Katl
q leen Caldwell, Doris Lee Northcu
% Elizabeth Perry, Frances Tren
" Nancy Clay, Helen Backer, Wilmot
Chiffon, Elizabeth Johnson, Fran
10 ces Tate, Dott Greene, Estht
= Preston, Thelma Hamilton, Mi
y Watson, teacher. Miss Ellis, who
:, one of the most attractive studen
at Hamilton, is one of the eligibl,
n fore the Queen of May at the Co
=, lege, which is to be decided soon /
a vote of the students of the inst
e tuition.