The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-10-10

and remained over Sunday with Ian
caster friends.
Miss Dove Harris, head of Danviles
thriving Business College, was over
Saturday to attend Lancaster's big
Fall Fashion Day."
Mrs. Theodore Wintersmith, OF
Louisville and Miss Lucy Robinson, OF
ElizabethtOwn, arrived Tuesday to
visit Mrs. w. r. Cock.
Mrs. Ann Robinson has rented her
cottage on Danvile Avenue to Mrs.
Nackie McGrath who will again become
a resident of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roner and Mrs.
Sallie Maret, of Camp Nelson mOtored
to this place Sunday and We're guests
of Mr.. Jack Adams and family.
Mr.. W. c. Potts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brad Chaffin left Saturday afternoon
for Toleda, 0. for brief rest before
putting on" another Contest in West
Virginia.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Sinclair have
returned to their home in Kingston.
Mo. after q visit to friends and relatives
in Garrard county and Mr. Ottie Jones
of Lexington.
Mrs. Dolly Brown accompanied the
I School Superintendent, Miss Jennie
/ Higgins to Buena Vista for visit and
enjoyed the hospitality of the North
Garrard people.
DR.. and Mrs. TarIton Sultan and
daughter, Miss Lillian of Lexington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian, of Frankfort,
composed a party Of motorists who
were in this city Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Arnold and son,
and William and Miss Bette Slusher,
of Richmond, motOred to Lancaster
last Sunday and were the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. johnson.
Miss Helen Gill was hostess of a
sewing party last Friday afternoon,
the affair being complimentary TO Mrs.
q. G. Farris' $ visitor, Mrs. DR.. Rug
giles of Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. c. c. Brown left Saturday for
Danville en- route to her home in LOUIS
vile, after being royalty entertained
by a number of friends here at her
former place of residence.
The c. w. B. NJ. auxiliary had their
regular monthly assemblage at the
Christian church on Monday afternoon.
followed by an enjoyable social with
number of attractive features.
Little Johnnie Anderson. 5-year-old,
whose father died year ago at this
place of typhoid fever, has a serious
case of diphtheria, and the insertion of
tube has been resorted to as the only
means of saving the child's life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stormes, Mrs.
W. r. Cook, and guests, Mrs. Theo-
dore Wintersmith, of Louisville, and
Miss Lucy Robinson of Elizabethtown,
will comprise an automobile party who
will attend the trots at Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Gibbs, Misses
Elsie Morrow and Elizabeth Gibbs, of
Lancaster, were visitors in Danville
Wednesday " Mrs. j. Fleece Robin
son, of Lancaster, has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ben D. Herndon-
Messenger.
Messrs. jeff Dunn and Jack Dunn,
Miss Coyle. and Miss Bayne West, of
Lexington, came over on the 4th, the
Messrs Dunn and Miss Coyle as Dem
onstrators of the Voolfolk Coffee,
brand made famous by that well-known
Lexington grocery firm.
Among the many handsome social
affairs arranged in Mrs G. C. Browns
honor, Mrs. Saufiey Hughes O'Clock
luncheon Friday afternoon was a nOta-
bic gathering, and the friends, the
hostess honored with invitations con-
sidered it one of the most enjoyable
functions given in honor of the popular
Louisvillian.
Miss Joe. Hord Franks admiring
friends, will be delighted to hear that
she has the splendid position of vocal
teacher in the large Woman's College,
of Richmond, Va. Those who have
heard Miss Frank sing, know she will |
be able to meet the most exacting de,
mands, and we congratulate the college
upon securing such teacher.
Mrs. B. F. Hudson was hostess of a
dinner party last Friday evening at