The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-10-03
Misses Dove Harris and Sadie Cecil

Misses Dove Harris and Sadie Cecil
have been recent visitors in Lancaster
being entertained by Misses Kate and
Lillian Kinnaird 49,. Messrs. Joe ard
Tercy Burnside, of Lancaster, We're in
Danville Wednesday 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Miller, of Lancaster, We're
visitors in Danville Wednesday 80. Mr.
Adolph Joseph, enc CT Lancaster's
lie aiding merchants was in Danville
yesterday 80. Mr.. James N. Denny,
one of Garrard county's prominent
farmers and leading citizen, was in
Danville yesterday on business. Mr..
Denny is a leading figure in every
movement for the betlerm0nt of his
Community. Messenger
One of the most delightful social af
fairs of several seasons was the porch
party gi, ell by Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
Thomas at their beautiful new home Ia
West Main street. The event was il
honor of their house guests, Miss Katie
Simpson, of Lancaster and Miss Helen
May of Somerset. The brilliantly
lighted library, where the hosts anG
honor guests received, and the spacious
dining room where tables were arrau-
ged for games Were attractively deco
rated with ferns and other plants. The
large porch presented cozy and fes-
tive appearance with its swings, seats
Japanese lanterns at one end i'll pie
turesque setting. Miss Bessie Mustain
gracefully presided over punch bowl.
Late in the evening tempting course
i'll pink and white was served; this was
one of the most successful and enjoy
able features. AT a late hour the
guests departed, enthusiastic in prais
ing their genial hosts, the beauty of
the new home, the charm of the hon
orees and the highly enjoyable time.
Hart County (HOrse Cave) Herald.
Mrs. c. Conner Brown, of Louisville,
has been the recipient of much social
attention during her short stay in Ian
caster. Numerous entertainment have
been given in her honor, among which
are the following; Mrs. w. l.. Lawson
presided at an elegant clock dinner
Oh the evening of the 25th, Mrs. J. E.
Stormes gave an elaborate luncheon
Friday, covers being laid for ten; Miss
Jennie Duncan was hostess of con-
genial dinner party Friday evening;
Mrs. J. Rockwell Smith presided at
handsome one O'Clock dinner at her
home, the PRESBYTERIAN Manse Mrs. S.
C. Denny was hostess of an elegant
repast at o'clC OK Saturday; Mrs. E.
C. Gaines was hostess of a reception,
Tuesday afternoon, at her home in the
York annex; Mrs. Robert Embry pre-
sided at an elegant dinner at high noon
on Wednesday at her attractive home
in Hill Court; Mrs. j. b. Kinnaird has
issued invitations to a handsome dinner
to be served this Thursday evening;
Misses Jane and Mary Doty have IS
sued invitations to II O'Clock dinner,
Friday Oct. 3rd.
Mrs. Matte Duncan gave one of the
handsomest social functions of the year
on the afternoon of the oath, the bril-
liant affair being complimentary to Mrs.
Duncan's house guest, Mrs. G.. Connor
Brown of Louisville, Mrs. G. C. Farris
of Denver, Colorado and Mrs. J. Rock
well Smith OF this city. The inviting
domicile on Lexington Avenue was in
gala array for the suspicious occasion,
palms, ferns and other potted plants
gave an embellished appearance to the
attractive apartments, the chosen
flower for the elaborate decoration be-
ing the popular autumn blossom, golden
rod; Mrs. S. c. Denny extended the
first word of welcome at the outer por-
tai, little Miss Lucille Ramsey present
ed the silver card tray and Mrs. E. c.
Gaines continued the cordial hospitality
in the hall way; the honor guests stood
in the receiving line with Mrs. Duncan,
while the visitors arrived in two as
semblages, hours from to A, and to
5: the elegant luncheon was beautified
with the prevailing color scheme. yell
low and white, the menu being the
achievement of a Lexington caterer
whose artistic ability was shown in the
delicious ices, dainty CONNECTIONS and
decorated cakes ornamented with a
floral design of golden rod.