The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-09-12
Miss Marguerite Hurt accompanied

Miss Marguerite Hurt accompanied
them.
Frank finder left Monday for
University Lexington.
Mrs. Lucy Beazley of Stanford, has
been visiting MIR. and Mrs &. F. Hud-
son.
Miss Edna Kavanaugh will go short
ly to accept a good position in d. (
d. Institute in Florida
MIR. and Mrs. J. Parker Gregory
have been in Winchester for visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd ard child
rem of London We're recent guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Basin.
Miss Mamie Stormes Dunn will en-
terrain Friday evening at her attrac-
tive home in East Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stormes,
Judge A. d. Ford and Miss Elizabeth
Ford motored to Lexington Wednes-
day to enter MISS Ford at Sayre In
stitute.
Mrs. Fred P. FriSbie was in Danville
Sunday for the farewell services held
at the Baptist church in honor Of WIN
Jennings Price before his departure for
Panama.
Misses Matte Bell and Sadie Cathern
kincaid of Stanford have been the
pleasant guests of their little cousins
Misses Gladys and Christine Humber Of
Hyattsville.
The following motored to High
Bridge Sunday and spent delightful
day; Misses Minvel Bogie, Nancy Long
Eula Brakeman and Messrs Cecil and
Earl Hendren.
Mr.. Elijah Ford left tor Louisville.
Sunday where he will occupy a respon-
sible position until after the State
Fair in the entry department in the Of
flee of Secre tary Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Wiley arrived Sat
urday accompanied by their son Hansil,
from Paintsville Ky. and will at once
take up their permanent abode in their
handsome home on Lexington street.
Misses Sue Fisher Respass and sis
ter.Miss Bette Respass were hostesses
at party Saturday afternoon to
youthful gathering. After partaking
of delightful refreshments the guests
expressed themselves as reluctant TO
depart.
Mr.. ]. Y. Robinson left Wednesday
for Columbus, Ga where he will spend
the winter and look after his immense
mule trade, which he has so successfully
worked up in that city.
Miss Iva Lee Smith who trimmed
for Miss Rel'a Arnold in Lancaster for
several seasons, and who is very pop
ular here, is trimming for Mrs Wesley
in Somerset this season.
Johnnie Simpson is back from his va
cation, which was spent attending the
Somerset fair.
Mr.. Raymond King, of Cement,
Cal. who is visiting his father, Mr.. W
T. King near Hyattsville, paid this
office a pleasant call Tuesday. He
holds a lucrative position with the
Pacific Portland Cement Co., and is
very enthusiastic over his work there.
He was accompanied by his cousin,
Mrs j H Cotton and family, of Berke-
ly. Calf Jrnia.
The following will be of interest to
readers of the Central Record. On
Tuesday night at nine O'Clock Miss
Mary Burton and Mr.. Eugene AlansOn
Converse were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Burton. the Baptist
minister the Reverend w. w Landram
The bride who is from
Louisville has been frequent visitor
Of Miss Kathleen Walter.
Miss Joan Mount entertained at an
elegant dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. John Burnside of San
Texas. The decorations were
pink and white asters, the color scheme
being carried out in the six courses at
the festal board. Covers were laid for
10 the following being the guest:
Misses Martha and Helen Gill, Bette
Walker Burnside, Sarah Daniels, Messrs
w. B. Burton, Samuel B. Denny, Jacob
Y. Robinson, D. A. Thomas, the
honore John Burnside and gracious
hostess Miss Joan Mount.