The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-27

Miss Rella Arnold was in Lexington,
I Monday
Miss Polly Traylor of Richmond is
! visiting Mrs. j. E. Stormes.
Mrs. Fisher Herring of Preachersville
was with Miss Lily Dale Grant Friday.
Mrs Mary Roberts of Somerset is the
guest of Mrs. Ben Ham at Hyattsville
N. B. Price was a recent visitor to
his sister Mrs. S. P. Grant of Danville.
Mrs. John Todd and children of Ohio,
are with Garrard relatives for a visit.
Misses Fay and Florence Acton have
been visiting relatives in Lincoln coun-
ty.
Mrs. Jesse Arnold of Frankfort is
the guest of her mother Mrs. Ella
Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdett Ramsey of
Stanford have been visiting Garrard
relatives.
Mrs. Alline Jackson Boggs of Rich
mond is the guest OF her cousin Mrs. j.
E. Stormes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard of
Covington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Stormes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Robinson and
children will leave shortly to spend the
winter in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of
Danville are guests of Mrs. Rebecca
West and daughters.
Miss Eugenia D. Denny of Lexington
will arrive this week and be the guest
of Mrs. E. L. Owsley.
Mrs. Emma Kaufman left Tuesday
for visit to Mr.. John Greenleaf and
aughter in Richmond.
Miss Joan Mount is at home after a
protracted stay with her sister, Mrs.
Shelby Allen of Lagrange.
Claude Wheritt of N w Orleans came
Monday for visit to his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Wherritt.
Mr.. John X. Kelly of Hackley is
spending few weeks at the Splitter
Sanitarium at Crab Orchard
Miss Bette Robinson of Campbells-
vile has arrived and will again be one
of the teachers in the Graded School.
Mr.. w. H. Harris of Paris came
down Saturday night and spent Sunday
with his parents Judge and Mrs E. w.
Harris.
Miss. Frankye Kaufman is at home
from a'visit of three weeks with her
grand mother, Mrs. Mary Kaufman of
Hustonvile.
Mr.. anc Mrs. Louis Landram of Dan
vile were with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay
Sutton for brief visit at their country
home "Pine Court.
Miss Mable Mason of Richmond and
Miss Sue Brashear of Cynthiana are
here and will again be valuable teach
ers in the school this year.
Mr.. Ewing Stultz has returned from
Cairo III where he played with the base
ball team from that city during the
past seaeon in the Kitty" league.
Revernd H. F. Pollitt and family of
Covington are in Lancaster, the Revernd
Pollitt having been called the ensuing
year as pastor of the Methodist church.
Editor Lewis Landram and wife of
Danville came over Saturday to the
Stormes silver wedding and remained
over Sunday with relatives and friends.
Miss Eunice Prather who has been
visiting relatives in Madison county for
several weeks was called home last
week by the illness Of her sister Miss
Bessie Prather.
The handsome Reception rendered
Reverend C. G. Brown and Mrs. Brown
by the members of the Presbyterian
church recently was unintentionally
omitted in last weeks issue. 1t was at
the home of Mrs. d. M. Lackey and in
every sense of the word it was an ele-
giant affair. The house was lastly
decorated with trailing vine, ferns and
cut flowers and was an inviting specta-
Gle to all. The delicious ices and cake
added much to the inner man. A |
souvenier book with "B'' daintily
traced by the gifted artist, Miss Jeanne
Lackey is something to be treasured by
Reverend and Mrs. Brown. Each
member of the pastors flock inscribed
his name on the book.
One of the most brilliant events
given in Lancaster in recent years was
that Saturday evening celebrating the
25th, marriage anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Stormes at their beauti-
full home in this city. No expense was
spared to make the occasion memoir
able one The corrections and ices
were furnished by a leading caterer of
Cincinnati. The arrangements and
beauty of the festal board were most
appropriately carried out in the minu-
test detail. Each guest departed lavish
in praise of both host and hostess for
their genuine hospitality and wishing
them many additional years of happi-