The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

Ed Doty of Pecos Texas has joined
his wife here for visit to his father.
Jacob Y. Robinson left this week for
visit of few days with friends in
Lebanon.
Miss Pearl Basin has returned to her
home in Lexington after a visit to her
cousin Miss Mamie Basin.
Miss Lyle Cooper has returned to her
home in Stanford after pleasant stay
with Miss Patsy Kinnaird.
Misses Charlotte POllett and Jennie
Cox are at home after a visit to Mrs.
Wilson Alexander at Hubble.
Mrs. Matte P. Frisbie and grand son
Hudson Frisbie are in DanviIle this
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Price
and attending the fair.
Misses Matte, Jane and Mary Wal
ker, accompanied by their cousin Miss
Estill Walker are enjoying an outing
at Montreal, North Carolina.
The Misses Prathpr entertained on
Tuesday at o'clock dinner, the honor
guests being Messrs Jean Alridge of
Kansas City and friend Mr.. Paul
Turner.
Mr.. ]. Randolph Harris and daughter
of Stanford have been spending some
time with Mr.. Harris parents, Judge
and Mrs. E. w. Harris. Randolph has
a good position in one of the Stanford
banking institutions.
Capt. A. r. Massey and wife of
Burnside motored to Lancaster on last
Saturday to visit Mrs. E. NJ. Denny
and Mrs. ]. w. Bo!and. Capt Massey
is prominent business man of Burn
side, being the General Manager of the
Cumberland River Packet Co.
The announcement that Miss Lucille
Eubanks daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. NJ. Eubanks of this county and
Frank Pearce of Louisville formerly
of Garrard had just been united in
marriage in Jeffersonville, came as
surprise to many of their friends.
Professor Anderson a member of the
faculty of the KY. Wesleyan College at
Winchester conducted the quarterly
exercises at the Methodist church Sun
day morning filling the place of Rev.
erend w. E. Arnold of Danville and
preached fine sermon on Christian
Citizenship at the Union service Sun
day evening.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. r.
Mount entertained at handsome party
for her granddaughter Miss Carolyn
Allen of Lagrange, Misses Mary Clay
Williams of Tulsa Oklahoma, and Miss
Helen Young of Maysville. The house
was artistic in its decorations of yellow
and green and the yard was aglou with
japanese lanterns. Most delicious
refreshments were served and the guest
were loath to take their departure
after so many hours of social pleasure.
Mrs. James Dudderar was hostess
Thursday afternoon for a party for her
great nephew little James Thomas
Yantis of Indianapolis. The hours
were from to 5. Dainty and inviting
refreshments of ices, cake and candy,
were servea the youthful gathering.
The following little boys responded to
the invitations; Charles Basin, V. A.
Lear Jr., Robert LiIlard Gulley, j. R.
Haselden and Duncan Haselden, John
William finder, Samuel Embry, Robert
Batson Davidson, Ansel Robinson
Herndon, Julian Elliott, George D.
Robinson, Homer Carrier, L. j. San
ford, Louis Haselden, James Beatty
Denny and Leslie Jennings.
The party given by Miss Helen Robin
son on the evening of the 31st was one
of the most enjoya able affairs participat-
ed in by the junior society set, more than
half hundred guests responding to the
invitation. The yard fronting the
residence was brilliantly illuminated
with japanese lanterns, tete-a-tete
seats were arranged on the lawn for the
accommodations of the guests and
stringed orchestra played popular music
throughout the evening. The gracious
vounp hostess. lust 16, was attired in
becoming gown of yellow crepe, while
the same scheme, yellow, was evident
in the house decorations of sun-howers
and golden glow, as well as in the ices
and delicious cakes. Miss Robinson
was assistee in entertaining by Miss
Annie Herndon and Miss ELLA Henry.
! The hours were from to II, and when