The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-08-02

Oh mOIOr cycleS.
Misses Amanda Anderson and Maym
Walter are at home from the Rich
mond Normal the latter having takel
special course in art.
Mrs H. D. Turner and little daugh
ter Anna Belle Turner of Gainesville
spent several days with Mrs Turner'S
mother Mrs Belle Austin.
Mrs. Ethel West Darnold leaves thi.
: week for an enjoyable outing to Wash
ington City, Old Point Comfort, New
York and other places of interest.
Mr. and Mrs j. Thomas Cherry Of
Crab Orchard and Judge Homer w.
Batson of Louisville were with MI
and Mrs r. H. Batson for the fair.
Mr. Thomson Arnold and DIR Will.
lam Burnett will motor to the follow.
isg places for visit, Lexington,
Frankfort and Washington county.
The many friends of Mr. ]. A. Robin.
son of Boyle county will be glad to
know he is recovering from his recent
accident from being thrown from his
horse.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Sutton of Lexing-
ton, Miss Ruth Waller of Louisville and
Miss Flossie Mae Sutton were all with
Mr. and Mrs j. E. Dickerson for the
Lancaster fair.
Miss Angie Kinnaird entertained at
Luncheon Bridge" Monday morning
the honoree being Mrs Boyd Winches-
ter Phillips of Lebanon, Miss Marguerite
Kinnaird's guest.
Miss Joan Mount was hostess for a
morning bridge party Tuesday in honor
of Mesdames George A. McRoberts of
Covington and Mrs Thomas Mosby
Wilson of Cave City.
Miss Kathleen Walter gave o. clock
dinner Friday evening for Miss Edna
Kavanaugh's guests. the Misses Walkers
of Richmond and for her recent guest
MISS Mast of Little Rock, Ark.
Mr.. w. 1 Williams and family ar
rived last week and are for the present
domiciled with the Misses Gill on STAN
ford Ave. They will remain in Lam
caster during the heated period.
Miss May Elenor Mast of Little Rock
Ark, who has been with Miss Kathleen
Walters has returned to the Crab Or
chard Springs. She was accompanied
to the popular summer resort by Miss
Walter for a weeks stay.
Mr. John Mars of Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs j. Hogan Ballard of Bryantsville
and Mrs Boyd Winchester Phillips, of
Lebanon were guests during the fair
of Mrs Ada Kinnaird and daughter,
Miss Marguerite Kinnaird.
The following ones attended On en-
joyable house party at the home OF
Mrs Richard Burton, Miss Waller of
Louisville, Miss Coyle of Madison, Miss
Miles of Buckeye and Miss Matte
Adams of Lancaster.
Mrs M. K. Denny gave dinner Fri
day for her cousins the Misses Walkers
of Richmond; and Saturday she served
an elaborate course dinner for Miss
Katie Lee Denny and guests, Miss
Miller of Richmond and Denny of STAN
ford.
DIR. Ira Denman and family of India
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denman and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Denman and Mr.. VIM. Knight of
Nicholasville were all guests of Mrs.
Henly V. Bastin for the Lancaster
fair.
Rev. Henry Faulconer and family
are with Mr. and Mrs w. B. Mason for
the summer. Rev. Faulconer will 90
to Hillsboro, o., on August 18th where
he will introduce Hon. William j.
Bryan, who is scheduled to address the
Chautauqua meeting which opens in
that city on that date.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived here reporting the arrival of a
little daughter Margerite Eula McCue
at the home of Mr. and Mrs James
McCue at their home in Trinidad, Colo
RADIO. The baby's mother was the at
tractive Miss Jenne West of Harrods-
burg who frequently visited Miss Katie
Simpson.