The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-12-21

Those having friends visiting them,
or are going on trip themselves,
would be put to a very little trouble in
telephOning the fact to this office. A
lady said the other day "That there
paper never has nothing in it no how"
Some people haven't as much sense as
the Almighty gave geese.
Speaking of the new members of
Congress from Kentucky the following
reference was made to the Congress
man from this district in the Wash
ingtOn gossip of the COurier-JO urnaE
sc. G. Gilbert, Democrat, is a bright
lawyer from Shelbyville, noted for his
attractive OratOry. He is tall, straight
as an arrow, and presents fine appear
ance in a long Prince Albert"
Lexington Herald:-Dr. and Mrs. F.
o. Young and little daughter, Jane,
leave tomorrow for Havana to visit
Lieut.. Lucien Young, U. S. N, and
charming wife. Mrs. E. d. Potts re-
turns today from weeks visit to Mrs.
Joseph b. Dunlap in LOuiSville...
Miss Christine Bradley, of Frankfort,
arrives this week to be the guest of
Mrs. w. S. Barnes.
Rev. RObt. r. West, of Washington
City, who is visiting his parents in
this city, hOnOred our office with a
pleasant call this week. He holds an
important desk i'm the Treasury De-
partment, and stands high with his
SuperOrS. His home is at Brooklyn,
suburb of the capital, and he has
charge of a large church at that place.
Mr.. West is well posted on public af-
fairs, and his company is quite enjoy
able. The many Garrard friends of
Wrs. West will be delighted to know
that she is in good health. Rev. West
filled the pulpit at the local Baptist
church Sunday morning. lie returns
to Washington this week.
Mr.. Jerry Respess, of Winston, N.
c., and Miss Sue Fisher Herring, of
full home Of the brides parents, on
Richmond street, at nine o'clock yes
turday morning. The ceremony was
said i'm an impressive manner by Rev.
j. C.. MaSSee, of the Baptist church.
Herring, sister Of the bride, and Mr..
z. b. ReSpeSs, brother of the groom.
The bride is daughter Of DR.. and
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lady of fine intellect, handsome, and
of lovely manners and disposition. She
has a splendid education and is pupil
of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu-
sic. She is a pure, sweet, Christian
girl who will indeed prove a loving
helpmeet to the man OF her choice.
Her petite figure graced a venitian
cloth gown of castor shade, the skirt
= ln bxI frra vn1 1.,i,
lily below yoke OF point de Paris lace
over white satin, trimmings of brown
martin. She wore jaunty hat of vel.
vet. slightly darker tnan the dress,
trimmed i'm handsome gOeber breasts
of pearl white, shading to the suggest
ions of the castor in her dress, the
small hard snugly fitted in gloves t.
match. Miss Herring, the attendant,
wore handsome princess OF light gray
cloth, trimmed i'm gray fringe, yoke of
ceriSe silk with lace, hat and gloves tO
match. Mr.. ReSpesS is a North Car
Gilman by birth and residence, and has
been engaged in the civil engineering
business in many states OF the union.
tie is a man of splendid address and
fine education. He has been employ
ed in many of the most important. rail
road surveys, and has had charge of a
number of them. He is considered
among the Southern Railways best
men, as his assignment to the work
through this state will testify. Mr..
ReSpesS is a man of steady habits and
a business man i'm every sense OF the
word The happy couple were driyed
to Danville, where they took the
Queen & Crescent for Winston, where
they will spend some weeks, thence
visit other cities i'm the south. THE
RECORD joins many friends in extend
ing congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
ReSpeSS. The uSherS were MeSSrS.
Fisher Herring and Jesse Walden.
The wedding march was played by
Miss May u. Hughes, in her usual ar
tistic style.
The SWEETEST dance given in LancaS,
ter in many a day was the one last
Thursday evening. 1t was with much
difficulty that room was procured
but Logan Dry Goods Co.'S new rooms
were finally chartered and put in
shape. The only drawback to the
rooms was the fact that the furnaces
had not been connected and it was
hard to heat with the coal oil stoves
But when SaXtOn'S superb OrcheStrs
broke forth in one of it's lovely waltZe
or frOlicSOme twO-Step, the daint.
slippered feet of lovely girls and TIT
No. 10 broganS of as many boys were
soon so swiftly gliding ore the newl.
i, blamed floor that thought of uncOm-
Portable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quickly van
ishaG. The scene made THE RECORI
3 mans rheumatic joints jerk with envy
as we sat and watched the happ
Youngsters frOlicking in their hap
nv endowment. A married lady, ;
worker in church affairs too, sat mex
: to us and said, what harm can Their
= be i'm such pleasure as that? am salts
! fed that if those who tear their hal
|. about dancing could witness this love
!. Iy scene. they would stop gOSsipini
= about it, The young men Worke'
increasingly to entertain the visitors
and if any did not enjoy the occasion
it was his own fault. We regret lac
of space prevents giving description
some of the handsome dresses, as
number of beautiful ones were worn
p The young ladies present were: MlSSe
= Sadie FOgg, Lexington, Earl am
= Emily Chenault, Bessie Turley, Rich
: mOnd, Pearl Burnside, Annie Evan
;, BrlgnU, SUdnlOru, OdTTlc SuIIcy, NOi
7 Mars, Attic Marksbury, Jennie Burn
7 side, Florence Harris, Julia Ma
: Gaines, Alberta Anderson, Maggi
TomlinSOn, Eugenia Bush, Matte Ma
Robinson, Mesdames j. E. StOrmes
DOlph Rice, JnO. Baughman, A. II
, Rice, Fleece Robinson, Louis Landram
: The young men were Bob Bruce, Stan
ford: RObt. S. Taylor, Joe Watts, Ton
, Thompson, VIM. McChOrd, Chas Che
nault, JnO. Hunley, Earring, Wallace
: Wagers, ROgan, Richmond; Buford
. Hemphill, Young, Goodwin, Nicholas
= vile, Price and Mars, Danville; DOty
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