The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-19
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings OF Some Yeu
Know and Others You
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Louis T. Lilleston has returned
from a business trip to Cincinnati.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy
have returned from a visit to friends
and relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Center
and daughter. Bette, of Hazard, are
here to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Miss Virginia Hancock has re-
turned from Kentucky Wesleyan
/ College, at Winchester, to spend the
christmas holidays in this city with
sher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H..
Hancock.
Waiter Kenney, Jr., proprietor
of the Kenney Motor Co., is confin-
ed to his home on the North Mid
dletown road, near Paris. by illness.
Mrs. Robert Ball, of Hutchinson.
this county, was winner of the Sec
ond prize in contest held by the
Lexington Leader. for the best ans
wer to the question. "Why do you
read advertisements"
John T. Price, of Cincinnati.
and Morris Price who is attending
Centre College, at Danville, have ar
rived to spend the Christmas holt
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Price, on Scott avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hopper. of
Danville, returning from a visit 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Geary Sutcliffe, in
Chicago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Forsythe Buckner, at Xa-
lapa Farm, for a short visit.
The Kentucky Chapter of Sigma
Beta XII announce the following
pledges: Ussery Wilder, Paris; w.
c. Eskew. Marion T. r. Burford,
Clarksdale; ]. R. Gillen, Winches-
ter. The Sigma XII fraternity has
leased chapter house at S72 South
Upper street, in Lexington.
Wallace Steele. formerly of
Paris, who has been in Texas for
several years, has arrived to spend
the Christmas holidays in this city
with relatives and friends Mr..
Steele is engaged with a large con-
Germ in Texas who are erecting a
100000 manufacturing plant.
The home fires are being re-
plenished for home coming of the
Paris and Bourbon county boys and
girls, who are returning from the
schools and colleges this week to
spend the Christmas holidays. Card
parties. dances and holiday festivi-
ties will fill every moment with
happiness for the young people, and
only the aged and the crippled will
envy them.
Mrs. Charles S. Spears enter
tanned with two beautiful card par
ties last week, the Inequalities in
Guiding nine tables of players. The
home was beautifully decorated with
mistletoe and ported plants. carry
ing out the Yuletide spirit. and at
the conclusion of the games a meat
and salad course was served. Mrs.
Spears was assisted by her sister-in-
law, Mrs Edward Spears. At the
first gathering the first prize, two
handmade handkerchiefs, w 81
awarded to Mrs. Frank p Kiser. the
second prize, a luster-ware basket, to
Mrs. John F. Davis. and the BOBBY
prize, a call bell, to Miss Margaret
Ardery. The players included Mes
danes j. Miller Ward. ]. S. Roberts,
James H. Thompson. Warren Rog-
ers, Fielding Rogers, Jos. M. Hall,
Thompson H. Tarr. Walter Kenney.
Frank P. Kiser, John F. Davis, S. S.
Ardery, Jr.. Fay Ardery, Hiram M.
Roseberry, John w. Yerkes, White
Warden, Jos. Davis. Jr., Katherine
Davis Craig, Harvey Rogers; Misses
Belle Horton and Margaret Ardery.
At the second meeting the first prize,
door knocker. was presented to
Mrs. Brooks Woodford, and the
BOBBY prize. handsome handker
chief, to Mrs. Earl Pendery. The
players included Mesdames Raymer
Jones, Stanley Dickson, Edwin X.
Thomas. Drake Thompson, Jr., Wal
Ter Daily, Helen Swearengen. Dan
w. Peed, Jr., Robert M. Johnson,
Earl Pendery, Brooks Woodford.
James A. Orr, Virgil Chapman. Ed
ward Spears. Misses Martha Tai
bolt, Sara Louise Bedford and Ida
Spears.
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