The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-05-09
PERSONALS
comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
DOnr.

or BOURBON county, were recent Wis
itors. in Georgetown.
Mrs. John Bower and Mrs.
Catesby Woodford, of Paris, were
recent visitors in Winchester.
| Mrs. A. B. Closson, Jr., of Vim
cinnati, is a guest of Mrs. Catesby
Woodford, for the Lexington races.
| Mrs. ]. Reed Werness, of LOU
/ 1sville. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. w. Early, on Pleasant
street.
Mrs. Joseph WATSON, who has
been seriously ill of influenza at her
home near Paris, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. E. c. Rails, of Paris, is a
patient at Lexington hospital,
where she is undergoing medical
! treatment.
Mrs. E. P. Clarke has returned
from Phoenix, Arizona, Where she
has been for several weeks visiting
her husband.
Mrs. Edward W. Fithian, of
Ashland, is visiting at the home Of
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Fithian, on
Pleasant street.
Mrs. 1. j. Calnan and daughter,
Miss Julia Margaret Calnan, have
moved to Cincinnati, where they
will reside in the future.
Mrs. Yutaki Minakuchi, of
Paris, has joined the Paris colony
sojourning at Miwogco Mineral
Springs, near Milan, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Talbot
have returned from their bridal tour
through the East, and have taken
apartments at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Montgomery, on Duncan ave-
nue..
Miss Belle Horton left this
morning for Cincinnati, where she
will be a guest for several days of
Rev. Carey E. Morgan and daughter,
Mrs. Fielding Gordon, formerly of
Paris.
james u. Rheinhardt, managing
editor of the Berea Citizen, and
Hezekiah Munsey, lumberman, and
| T. S. West, student at Berea ollege,
! have returned to Berea after visit
to DIR. and Mrs. d. S. Henry, at their
home on the Georgetown pike, near
Paris.
The Sample Case" page of the
Sunday Lexington Herald says:
Dan Jordan, popular grocer from
Paris, KY, says he always looks for
ward to the Sunday Sample Case.
He has lots of friends among the
travelling men and the Sample Case
serves to keep him posted" ...---.
Lieut.. John Manning Spess-
niger, of the Supply Corps, of the
United States Navy, has been spend
ing the past week with Mrs. Speiss-
enger and little daughter, Nettie, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. w.
Early, on Pleasant street. Lieut..
Speissinger is distributing officer on
the u. S. S. Delaware"
| To-day Central Kentucky Branch
of the American Association of Uni
versity Women will meet at the
home of Miss Frances Jewell on
Ashland avenue to give an after
noon tea, with the senior girls of
Pennsylvania College, and of the
University of Kentucky as guests Of
honor. This is planned to be most
delightful affair.
Mrs. A. 8. Hancock gave a
breakfast Yesterday morning in COM
pliment to her brother, Mr.. Charlton
CLAY. and the members of his house
party. Those present were Miss Nc
Avoy, Mrs. Julius Walsh, Mrs. Cora
South Brown O'FallOn, Mrs. Henry
Garneau, Mr.. Willard Cox, all of st.
Louis, Mo-, Mrs. Robert Coleman,
Mr.. Edward Stoll, of Lexington, and
Mr.. Charlton Clay.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert M. Cole
man entertained with a party as
Isembly at the Country Club neal
Lexington in compliment to Mr.
Charlton Clay's house guests, Mrs
lGarneau and Mrs. Cora O'Fallon, OF
st. Louis, Mr. Epperson, of Chicago
Mr.. Craig Culbertson, of Louisville
land Mrs. Julius Walsh, of st. Louis
Other guests were, Mrs. Arthur
Carey, William Stoll, Mrs. VIM. 5
Barnes. Mr.. Madison Bosworth, Mr.
Edward Stoll and Mr.. Charlton
J Clay.
. Ms. James w. Thompson enter
: tanned with luncheon Friday a
her home near Paris in honor Of tn
bride-elect, Miss Della Smith, o
Lexington. The decorations wer
lilies of the valley and narcissu
and the name cards were in brida
emblems. The guests for the delight
: full occasion were: Miss Deli
S Smith, Miss Martha Mcclure, Mrs
o Gilbert Gary Sutcliffe (Chicago)
Mrs. Louis des Cognets, Mrs. Chas
r Kendall Mcdowell, Mrs. Hoga
d Yancey, Mrs. Gatewood Clay, Mr.
10 Carter, Miss Sterling Coke, Mis-
: Elizabeth Chenault, all Of Lexine
r ton.