The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-06-06

Mrs. B. F. Walter was hostess on
Tuesday at course dinner the guest
of honor being Mrs Walter Beazley of
Los Angles Cal.
Misses Helen and Martha Gill enter
tanned at course dinner Monday, the
honorees being Mesdames L. D. Jones
and L. H. West.
Rev. o. P Bush former pastor of
the Baptist church here, but now of
Columbia, KY. was pleasant visitor
in our midst Wednesday.
Mrs. L. G. Davidson entertained Sat-
urday afternoon at an inviting luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. Louis H. West
and Mrs. Larry D. Jones.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Anon and little
son Coils johnson Anon We're in Mid
way last week to be present at a re-
union of Mrs. Amon's class.
Miss Mamie Basin who has been a
student at the Art school in Cincinnati
for some months is at home with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bastin.
Mrs. Crowley Broadus entertained a
few young friends, at her country
home, Tuesday evening, in honor of
her niece Miss Rubie NaylOr of Texas.
S. A. Naylor and daughter of Chilli
Gothic Texas, are visiting his old home
on Poor Ridge, and minglng with
relatives and friends in and around
town.
Hubert, the bright little seven year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Spain
hover, of Point Leavell, was seriously
hurt by kick from horse last Sat
urday.
Messrs Greenberry Adams of Browns
vile Texas, and Charles Adams and
Burdette Powell of Hustonville were
with Mr.. and Mrs. U. D. Simpson the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. Rice are the hap
Ply parents of another little girl who
made her advent on June End. The
bright little Miss has not yet beeh
christened.
A party of young people from the
Lancaster Methodist S. S. attended a
picnic in North Garrard given by the
Mt. Olivet Sunday School of which DIR.
E. H. Pearce is pastor
Mrs. S. d. Cochran entertained at
her suburban home Thursday evening
when covers were laid for the follow
ing: Prof. and Mrs. j. l.. Riley, Misses
Dean, Walsh and Robinson.
Mr.. William Baker. of Sedalia Mo-,
who went as a delegate to the great
Presbyterian Assembly in Atlanta
spent several days with his first cousins,
Mesdames Hudson and Rigney.
Mrs. ]. S. johnson entertained at
o'clock course dinner at her home on
Danville street. Covers were laid for
eight, the guests of honor being
Professor j. L. Riley and Mrs. Riley.
The Junior set held picnic at the
bridge on the old Danville pike Friday.
There were 16 in the number and they
were chaparoned by Misses Brashear
and Dean. The party also staid for a
o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. w. Ross Basin gave a 6o'clock
dinner at her home in Hill Court the
honor guest being Mesdames Louis
West of Meridian Miss, Larry D Jones,
Monticello. and VIM Fox Logan, of
Wilkes Barre Penn.
Mrs. Ann Walker of Huntington
West Va. who is now in Richmond Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. James Burn
side and son ]. B. Walker is expected
soon for visit to her daughters Mes
danes B. F. Hudson and w. o. Rigney
The Chautaupua Circle held its last
meeting prior to the vacation period at
the residence of Mrs. Alex Walker
with the teachers Misses Robinson,
Brashear and Mason. English Affairs
and the Reign of King, George W. was
the subject discussed.
Mrs. A. F. Sanders, Miss Stella and
Master A. C. returned on last Sunday
from weeks visit to Chattanooga.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
]. J. Pursley. DR.. Pursley left Chatta-
nooga at the same time they did, he
is headed for home and will drive his
two bronchos the entire distance. He |
expects to arrive here in about weeks
time.
Prof. M. L. Cancer, who has been