The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

luncheon, the guest of honor being,
Miss Mamie Gaines of Mushogee, Okla
homa.
Miss Bessie Layton of McCreary has
been Miss Pearl Hams guest at
Hyattsville for the past week.
Mrs. Sarah c. Hurt, mother of Mr.
Frazier Hurt, who has been quite i'll at
her home on water street for several
weeks is somewhat improved.
Mr.. f. B. Ray who has been connect
ed with the New Shelburne Tobacco
Warehouse at Lexington has returned
to his home until the coming of another
season.
Miss Lena Bright had the misfortune
to have hoe she was using fly off its
handle and gave her severe blow Just
above the eye narrowly missing the
eye-ball.
Mr.. Charles Fox of Danville, brought
over his son-in-law Reverend J. Rock
well Smith who preached at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. Fannie Farra, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
c. Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. FarTa
o,.l E'o, ~, 7
Tuesday for the burial Of the late Mr..
Everett Farra.
Reverend j. Rockwell Smith late of
Owensboro has begun the pastorate of
the Presbyterian church here preaching
Sunday morning and evening. His
family will arrive shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen of Chat
tanooga, were in Danville, for the day
and Mesdames R. l.. Elkin and ]. E
Robinson of this city went over to the
Boyle Capitol to be with them.
One of the most interesting Eas-
ter dances was given by the Lone
some Pine Club at Jenkins, KY,
1t was an attractive affair given in
honor of seven very popular ladies, one
of the number being former Lancas-
trian Mrs. o. U. Terrill who assisted
in arranging and receiving.
The following announcement has
been received by friends and relatives
in this city.
Mr.. William Hoskins Collier. /
Mrs. R. nellie Roberts.
announce their marriage
April fifth, nineteen hundred
and thirteen.
Kansas City, Missouri.
At Home
st. Louis Missouri.
Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts gave a
handsome informal luncheon at her
attractive home in Danville Avenue on
tuesday evening complimentary to the
Dride-elect and the immediate members
Of the bridal party.
Misses Martha and Helen Gill enter
tanned Saturday afternoon from four
to five with an informal tea in compli-
ment to Miss Katie Lee Denny. Fruit
blossoms and carnations made an eff
fective house decoration, the dining
room table having a charming center
ornament of pink carnations and ferns,
pink shaded candles making a lovely
light. Sandwiches, cakes and chocolate
we're served, Miss Joan Mount pouring.
About thirty guests enjoyed this in
formal hour snatched from the last
busy minutes of this attractive bride
10 be.
One of the most elegant receptions .
given in this city for some time was
he function at the home of Mrs. F. B. l
Narksbury on Tuesday afternoon the {
lonoree of the handsome affair being
Mss Katie Lee Denny the bride-elect.
The guests arrived in two relays, the i
lours being from to and 4 to 5 {
''clock; in the receiving line were the {
,uest of honor, Miss Katie Lee Denny, /
drs. Roy Asa Haynes, of Hillsboro, o.
md the hostess, Mrs. Frank B. Marks t
Jury.
The decorations of the apartments t
we're exceptionally beautiful, the center
able in the parlor containing a hand
ONE mound of jonquils; the color q
cheme, rose and white. was generally
bserved throughout the hall, dining c
partment. and parlor, while the c
of the luncheon in the I
way of brick ice cream, heart-shaped |
axes, minis and otherdelicacies includ- &
d harmonizing tone of blending
olors of violet green and lavender; the
enter piece of the handsome festal i
'oard consisted of sweet peas combined
With roses of adeep-hued pink tied with