The Bourbon news., 1922-10-31

J Mrs. Baber, of Irvine, is visiting
her daughter, Mr.. Dan Henry, near
Paris.
Rev. Newton L. Shropshire has
returned from Owen county, where
he has been conducting a revival at
the Christian church.
| Stanley Ransom, of Warsaw.
KY, is a guest of his sister, Mrs.
James A. Orr, and DR.. Orr, at their
home on Stoner avenue, in this city.
Miss Matilda Ferguson, of
Paris, was leader of the Y. w. c. A.
meeting of Hamilton College stu
dents, held in the College chapel,
Sunday evening
Richmond Register: "Mrs.
Frederick A. Wallis. of Paris and
New York, and Mrs. Henry T. Ireys,
of Frankfort, are expected this week
to visit Miss Helen Bennett"
Mrs. ]. Withers Davis was hos
tess at her home on Pleasant street
to the newly-organized Young Mar
ried Women's Bridge Club. This
was the first meeting of the Club,
Sho was q vel ChJOy dU1c dHdlI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Young
have returned to their home in
Moon Park, California, after a two
months visit to Mrs. Young's moth
er, Mrs. Anna Stephenson, and
other relatives in the city and
county.
Miss Fannie Williams, of Paris,
attended the luncheon given by Mrs.
c. B. Ross, at the Rose Lantern
Lodge, near Lexington, in compli-
ment to her guest, Mrs James P.
Berry, of Ft. Thomas, KY. The table
was decorated with pink carnations
and crysanthemums, and the favors
were little French bouquets of can
dy flowers.
Mrs. l. J. Spencer, of Lexington,
mother of Mrs. w. B. Ardery, of
near Paris, continues to improve af-
ter returning from the Good Samari-
tan Hospital to her home. Her
daughter, Miss Evelyn Spencer,
who came to assist in nursing her,
will return this week to her duties
at st. Luke's Hospital, in Chicago.
Miss Lucy Blythe Simms, of
Paris, attended the luncheon given
Friday by Mrs. A. j. Alexander, at
her country home, "Woodburn," in
Woodford county, in honor of Mrs.
Edward F. Simms, of Beaumont,
Texas, and other guests. The home
was artistically decorated with au-
tumn flowers, and an elegantly
pointed luncheon was served.
| Tomorrow Mrs. Allie Smith
Dickson, Mrs. Stanley Dickson and
Mrs. Edwin Thomas will entertain
from two to four o'clock at "Glen
Oak" the beautiful country home of
Mrs. Allie Smith Dickson, near
North Middletown, in honor of Mrs.
Raymer Jones and Mrs. William Col
lins. A large number of invitations
which were sent out in this and ad-
Joining counties have been accepted,
and the reception promises to be
one of the most enjoyable social
events of the autumn.
Miss Elizabeth Steele, of Paris,
entertained with a beautiful dinner
at the Lexington Country Club Sat-
urday night. Her guests for the
charming affair were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gourlay, Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
hope Wiedemann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodes Arnspiger, Mr. and Mrs. Ma
son Hoagland, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole
man, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crom-
well Stoll; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar T.
Hinton, Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Met
calfe, and Charlton Clay, of Paris;
Edward Stoll, Alex Serpell and Shell
by HARRISON, of Lexington.
Mrs. Clay Sutherland enter
tanned at her home on South Main
street Saturday afternoon with the
second of a series Of bridge parties.
Eight tables of players participated.
At the conclusion of the games
delicious lunch was served. Mrs.
Sutherland was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Mrs. Will S..
iArnsparger, of Paris, Mrs. Cecil
Haggard, of Winchester, Mrs. Edna
Dryden. was a guest for the lunch
following the games. The hospital
ity included the following guests:
Mrs. Ray Taylor, Mrs. Edward
Spears, Mrs Chas. Spears, Mrs. Virgil
lChapman, Mrs. Shirley Dalzell, Miss
Sara Louise Bedford, Mrs. Fielding
; Rogers, Mrs. H. c. Current. Miss
: Margaret Ardery, Mrs. Lucien Arm
. sparger, Mrs. Will S. Arnspar'
ger, Mrs Harvey Rogers, Mrs
e Withers Davis, Mrs. Owen Gibson
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Miss Eliza
4 beth Embry, Mrs. Tollie Young
e Mrs. Stanley Dickson. Miss France:
/: Clay, Mrs Raymer Jones, Mrs. Ed
/ win Thomas, Mrs. Catherine Davis
o Craig, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs
:. Frank Sledd, Mrs. Hiram Roseberry
c Mrs. j. w. Young, Jr., Mrs. ]. w
: Thompson, Mrs. Russell Clayton
MRS. Phelps Renick, Mrs. Will,
Battaile, Mrs. Cecil Haggard, Mis-