The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-19
PERSONALS :
Comings and Goings OF Some You
Know and Others You
DOM.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley
are visiting relatives in Woodford
and Fleming counties.
Mrs. VIM. H. Harris, of Licking
ton, formerly of Paris, is guest at
the home of Mrs. John A. Lyle, on
East Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Landes and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin
Mastin and baby were guests of rel
atives in Covington, Sunday.
| -Uli G.. Howard, of Covington,
is guest of Mrs. Belle Brent Alex
ander and Mrs. Owen L. Davis, at
their home on Pleasant street.
Mrs. B. w. Parker, of Parrish
avenue, underwent a successful ope-
ration yesterday at the Massie Me-
mortal Hospital, for removal of ton
sils, performed by Drs. Stoeckenger
& Kenney.
| DIR. w. ]. Kiff, who has for the
past three years ben practicing
veterinarian in Paris, has gone to
Chicago, to take up the study of
chiropractory. He will be succeeded
here by DIR. Robert Kearns, of Hills
boro, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Litsey and
daughter, Sue Forman Litsey, of
Ambridge, Pa, j. B. Litsey and Miss
Phoebe Litsey, of Harrodsburg, and
Leroy Litsey, of Lexington, spent the
weekend in Paris as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cooper.
| Mr.. S. w. McGill, Field Secre-
tary of the Christian Educational
Movement of the Presbyterian
churches in Kentucky, which closed
its campaign in Paris Thursday was
a member of the Peace Conference
in Paris, France, as a reporter rep
resenting the Associated Press.
Mrs. Matilda Brent Woodall,
who is visiting Mrs. Belle Brent AL
eXander and Mrs. Owen L. Davis, on
Pleasant street, was a guest yester-
day of Mrs. Margaret Brent Atkins,
in Georgetown. She was accompa-
fnied by Miss Belle Brent Woodford,
who remained for a visit to Miss
Ann Offutt Ferguson.
| "OHe VI the mOSl oHJOydDle
events of the season was the box
supper given Saturday night in the
yard of the old Union church, locat-
ed on the Russell Cave pike. Ice
cream and cake were served, netting
the ladies of the church a neat sum,
which will be applied on repairs for
the church building.
1 VIM. o. Evans, retired merchant
of Little Rock, recently celebrated
the seventy-eighth anniversary of
his birth, with a dining at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. w. G.. Wilson.
About thirty guests gathered and af-
ter partaking of the hospitality ex-
tended good wishes and fluctuations
to Mr.. Evans.
| -"Hidway." the handsome subur-
ban home of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Davis, was the scene of a brilliant
assembly of guests on Thursday af-
ternoon, when Mrs. E. F. Clay, Mrs
Catesby Spears and Mrs. Davis en-
tertained with a reception. About
two hundred and fifty invitations
were issued to friends in Paris and
Bourbon, and many went TO out-of-
town friends, nearly all of which
were accepted
| The home is very attractive with
it's spacious halls and rooms, so we'll
adapted to the entertainments for
which it is noted. Lovely bloom
ing flowers and handsome palms
and ferns added beauty of coloring
to this stately home. All during the
hours from three o'clock until six,
sweet strains of music were heard
from the harp and violin. Dahlias
and chrysanthemums in orchid
shades with white asters were used
in profusion throughout the lower
floor.
| The dining table had for it's CEN
terpiece silver vase of asters with
four exquisite silver COMFORTS sur
rounding this, holding delicious
CONNECTIONS. A very tempting meat
and salad course was served to
the guests in the dining room and
sun parlor, which were lovely in the
same decorations of orchid dahlias
and white asters.
Two charming young matrons
presided at the punch bowl, which
was in the library, Mrs.
Katherine Davis Craig and Mrs.
Charles Spears. Mrs Craig was
handsome in graceful gown of
grey canton crepe and silver lace
Mrs. Spears wore gown of jade
georgette. Mrs. Clay and Mrs Zeke
Arnold received the guests in the
drawing room. Mrs. Clay was hand
some in black gown of canton
crepe and jet, while Mrs. Arnold
wore a lovely gown of black lace
Mrs. Davis was lovely in an exquis-
lite gown of orchid chiffon with
bodice of orchid maline and dutchess
lace. Mrs. Spears wore an imported
gown of beaded chiffon.