The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-05-16
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings OF Some You
Know and Others You
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ed to her home in Winchester after
visit to Paris relatives.
j. Frank Trisler has moved his
insurance Office to the rooms over
the Oberdorfer drug store.
Mrs. Julia Jordan continues to
improve at her home on Harmon
street from a serious illness.
Miss Willie Orr, of Stoner ave-
nue., is spending a short vacation
with friends and relatives in Louis
VILE
j. M. Scott has returned to his
home on Duncan avenue, after a two
weeks visit to his farm in Boone
county.
Shelby Record: "Mr. A. w.
Bullock and daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Bullock, of Paris, were guests
of friends here last week."
james G. Metcalfe, of Paris, and
guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Met
calfe, of New York City, were visit
ors the past week in Winchester.
Reports from the bedside of
Miss Matte Hite, formerly of Paris,
who has been seriously ill for sew
eral days in Cincinnati of paralysis,
indicate a slight improvement in
her condition.
| Georgetown Times: miss Fra
sier, the superintendent of the
Georgetown Hospital, who has been
| i'll for several days, is much improv-
ed. She is now at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. John Garnett, of Shaw
han, KY"
VIM. w. Dudley has returned
from a visit to his sister, Mrs. Frank
wv. Shackleford, and family, in GIN
cinnati. Mr.. Dudley reports the
condition of bis aunt, Miss Matte
Hite, as being slightly improved.
| Mrs. Frank P. Lowry leaves to-
day for Washington, D. c., to attend
the annual meeting of the American
Federation of Arts, of which she is
q member. From Washington, Mrs.
Lowry will go to New York for a
visit of a few weeks.
| "A dance will be given tonight
at Stuart & O'Brien's warehouse
with the following committee IN
charge: Harold Shively, Stanley
lMcClintock and Farris Adams. The
ldance will be a subscription affair
Isaac. The hours will be from nine
TO three. Music will be be furnished
Iby Earl Fuller's Orchestra of nine
lpieces.
Harold Shively, Stanley Nc
lClintock and Farris Adams consti
ltute the committee in charge OF
dance to be given at the Stuart &
lO'Brien warehouse, on Thursda!
J night. May IS. Music for the occa
sion will be furnished by the famou
If. & B. Orchestra, of Chicago. Tn
hours will be from nine to three
Subscription S2.20.
Mrs. frankie Schadle enter
tanned recently in honor OF the sew
lenty-eighth birthday of her mother
Mrs. Julia Dorsey, and the elevent
birthday of her son, VIM. X. BIC
die. Those present were Mrs. LIE
IVanarsdale and Mrs. John Crosby
Lexington; Mrs. James Cravens, Mis-
lNoval Lancaster, and-Chas. Lancas
tier. of Paris, and Mrs. Lou Gin
and Mrs. VIM. South. of Hutchinson
!. Hugh Payne, Russell Worried
Russell Frank, Ussery Wilder an
Gene Lair, of Paris, attended tn
idance given at Lexington, Saturda
ievening by the girls OF Maxwell
Hall. The reception room at Pa
University
IS Kentucky, was decorated with gree
~ foliage for the occasion, and del
n cious frappe was served. MI
rc Josephine Fithian, of Paris, was OF
n of the chaperones. Misses Margar
= LAWN and Louise Cornell, of Par
T. were among the guests.
II -"Garden Day" at the Sma
Shop was one of the gayest occ
/. sions of the season, and drew n
only people from this city al
:, county, but many from surroundil
n towns. Mrs. Charles G.. Daugher
was awarded the second ribbon
~ arrangement for very artistic va
: of white roses. Among the out-t
. town visitors were Mrs. David Ma
:, lack. Mrs. Vaughn Drake, OF WI
chester; John E. Bean, Mrs. L
- Evans, Mrs. r. Jouett, Mrs. AM
" Mithoefer, and Mrs. May Stoner Cli
vs, of Lexington.
81 "A party of students from t
NJ Kentucky Wesleyan College,
&c Winchester, enjoyed delight
,o1 outing at the Xalapa Farm, ne
"a Paris last week. The party
M chaperoned by Misses Pauline a
81 Mary Peoples and was composed
,as Misses Ella Stone Spencer, M;
OF Stone Spencer, Mary Martin
cock, Margaret Haggard, Virgil
Arbogast, Katie Pendleton, ia
IMahan; Messrs. Russell Turley, j
AY r. Scobee, Benjamin Spencer, X
mond Myers, Whitton Horton, \
son Sledd and Courtney Carroll.
Az Mr.. John T. Veach, of Fow
md Mo-, is visiting his. nephew, j.
at Veatch, and family, of Fithian>
use nue.. Mr.. Veatch is native OF X