The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-09-05

and will be with his grandmother Mrs.
P. D. Gill before returning to school.
Misses Nancy and Elizabeth Robb
motcred over from Nicholasville in
their handsome touring car and are the
guests of Miss Bette Walker Burnside
Mr.. Goodwin Elkin who has been
attending summer school at Culver
Ind. stopped by on his way to Atlanta
to spend few days with Capt T. A.
Elkin.
Capt. Am Bourne gave a neighbor-
hood hay ride Saturday night, about
thirty were enjoying the ride but Am
seemed the youngest and happiest
among them
Miss Mildred Beazley entertained at
rock party about twenty four young
girls in honor of Miss Matsy Grimes of
Stanford. Delightful refreshments
were served.
David l.. Spoonamore young far
mer of Lincoln and Miss Mable Rankin
of this county were united in marriage
in Jeffersonvile Magistrate James S.
Kegwin officiating.
Mrs. Fred B. Kemper and son who
have been spending the summer with
Garrard and Lancaster relatives was
called to her home in Kansas City by
the illness of her son.
Misses Elizabe h Collier and Mary
Johnston have returned from a pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Col
lier in Bell Jellico KY, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Collier of Fork Ridge
Tenn.
Miss Mary Reid one of the Record
force will enter the Danville Business
College next Monday. If Miss Dove
finds her as apt pupil as did the Re-
cord she will have every reason to be
proud of the progress she makes.
Misses Knapp and Bane West who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Campbell, of Va. returned to Ky last
week. Miss Bane is with her sister
Mrs. jeff Dunn of Lexington, while
Miss Knapp has gone to Texas where
she will teach.
Mcssrs w. B. Mason, j. r. Mount,
Fred Frisbie, Joe Price and Dan Col
lier Elkin attended the banquet at
Danville, given in honor of William
Jennings Price, quite a number of
Lancastrians regretted their inability
to accept their invitations for this oc-
casion.
Mrs. w. B. Moss, of Lancaster, who
arrived last week to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Howard,
is the guest of her niece. Mrs. j. P.
Brashear. Mrs. Moss will be the guest
next week of her aged mother, Mrs.
Catherine Colson, and her brother. at
torney w. G. Colson, at the Colson
farm in Lee county. Mrs. Moss is ac-
companied by her son, Mr.. John Moss.
-Middlesboro News.
One of the lovely affairs arranged in
honor of Mr.. William Jennings Price
before his departure for Panama was
the reception given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Robert Harding at her
beautiful and hospitable home on Main
street. The house was Hastily decorat-
ed in yellow and white, class colors
when Mr.. Price graduated. The rooms
were artistic IN green vines and baskets
of yellow and white flowers, bowed
with white tulle, and vases of the same
lovely flowers were effectively used in
the dining room. The dining table was
laid with handsome lace over yellow
satin and in the center was a large
mound of yellow flowers, and hanging
from the chandelier was gold basket
filled with yellow flowers tied with
white tulle extending to four corners.
Dainty CONNECTIONS in yellow and white
were scattered on the table. The ices
and cakes also carried out the yellow
and white colors. Frappe was served
throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Gran
vile Cecil presiding at the table which
was decorated with the same yellow
flowers. Mr.. William C. Price, Mr..
William Jennings Price and Mrs. Hard
ing received the guests. Mrs. Hard
ing was charmingly gowned in gray
satin and marquisette. The hours were
very charming and all enjoyed them
thoroughly.-Danville Messenger.