The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
PERSONALS
conings and Goings Of Some You
80. =.
Know and Others You
Don't.

Jos. J. Grosche, of Louisville.
visited in Paris yesterday.
/ Mrs. Joe Sparks has returned to
Paris from a visit to relatives in
Georgetown.
Mrs. John j. Redmon- continues
seriously ill at her home near North
Middletown.
Miss Ruth Richards has return
ed to her home in Owingsville, after
visit to friends in Paris.
| Mrs. Hume Payne spent several
days recently with her daughters,
Misses .Rebecca and Gay Payne, at
Hamilton College, in Lexington.
Mrs. John M. Flanagan, of
Houston avenue, is a patient at the
Massie Memorial Hospital, where
she underwent an operation Tues
day. -~
Mrs Louis Wollstein will leave
Sunday for an extended visit to her
daughters, Mrs. David Bachrach and
Mrs. Oscar Seidling, in Oklahoma
City, Okla.
-Supt. Lee Kirkpatrick, of the
Paris City Schools, was in Frankfort,
Tuesday, in the. interest of some of
the educational matters before the
Legislature.
Miss Alma Louise Goldstein,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S..
Goldstein, of Paris, gave a piano re-
cital at the Cincinnati. Conservatory
Of Music recently. ..~,.~-
| Mrs. Charlton Alexander. of
Paris, and Mrs. Daniel L. Moore, of
Harrodsburg, were guests this week
of their brothers, George and How
ard Ball, near Versailles.
| Mrs. Strother D. Golf and Miss
Sara Buckner have returned to their
home in Winchester after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Forsyth
Buckner, at Xalapa Farm, near
Paris.
Mrs. Katherine Davis Craig and
Miss Anita Crommerlin, of Paris,
were among the guests attending the
luncheon-bridge given, Tuesday at
the Phoenix Hotel, in Lexington, by
Mrs. John Gourley, in honor of Mrs.
Mason Houghland, of Bowling
lGreen.
Fred P. Mallory, who was in
ljured few nights ago in an auto
mobile accident, is reported as i'm
proving at the Massie Memorial Hos
) pital, with chances good for recov-
cry. Calvert Meng, victim of shoot
ing, who is also at the Hospital, is
improving.
Mrs. George Watkins entertain
ed the members of her bridge club at
her home on the Lexington pike, near
Paris. Those who enjoyed her hos
pitality were Mrs. Ireland Davis, Mrs
Helen Davis Swearingen, Mrs. Dan
r W. Peed, Mrs. Waller Daily, Mrs
f Owen Gibson, Mrs. Lucien Arnspar.
: ger, Mrs. John M. Sturgeon.
/ The condition of Mrs. Davis
| Stephens, of Paris, who recently un.
, derwent an operation at Lexington
hospital, for removal of tumor, is re.
ported as being satisfactory. The
operation was performed by Drs. An
: derson, of Paris, and Barrow, of Lex
ington. A tumor weighing seventy
pounds, was removed from the pa
: tient.
w. L. Jones, advertising mana
ger of the Dixie Highway wa!
in Paris this week consult
ing with Secretary Harold Harris, o.
the Paris Commercial Club, in re
gard to feature story, on Paris fol
The Dixie Highway, Chattanooga
Tenn, publication. The article will
deal with Paris and the count,
highway systems.
Mrs. Lee Kirkpatrick entertain
ed informally at her home on Hous
ton Avenue in honor of Mrs. Thoma
Evans, of New York, who is CUES
, of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Mcmillan
/ on Mt. Airy Avenue. The guest prize
. hand-painted tea-strainer, went t.
the guest of honor, Mrs. Evans, Will,
Mrs. Denis Dundon was given tn
prize for the highest score, hand
made handkerchief. At the close O.
the games a dainty salad lunch wa
, served to the following guests: Mrs
, Evans, Mrs. Charles A. Mcmillan
, Mrs. Fay Ardery, Mrs. Sidney Ar
derry, Mrs. William Cooper, Mrs
Clark Barnett, Mrs. Wilmington
Mann and Mrs. Denis Dundon.
Mrs. Priest Kemper, of Texas
entertained at the home of her sister
Mrs. Ireland Davis, on Houston ave
l nue., with luncheon-bridge. The priz