The central record., 1914-04-02
tending her branch millinery esta blish

visiting Miss Altha Jones this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ray can
over from Wilmore Sunday to be at tt
bedside of their relative, Mr.. Willial
B. Ray.
Mrs. Cecil Farmer of Frankfort ais
gave social entertainment compI
mentary to Mrs. J. Rockwell Smith @
this city.
Miss Margaret Arnold has returne
to her scholastic duties at Madiso
Institute where she is to be one of tn
graduates.
MIR. and Mrs. Upperman of Wilmor
have rented Mrs. Walkers cottage or
Stanford Street and will shortly NOV,
to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, of Danville
have been recent visitors of the latter:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs WiIkerson OF
Water Street.
MIR. Frazier G. Hurt was visitor in
Mt. Vernon having taken Mr.. Gregory
that far in the Garrard Milling Co.'S
new motoring machine.
Misses Martha and Helen Gill and
Mr.. w. B. Burton chaperoned by Mrs.
Carlton Elkin motored over Monday
for short stay in Lexington.
Mr.. r. Parker Gregory has gone to
Rockcastle county and other sections
In Southeast Kentucky making sales of
the Garrard Milling products.
Mr.. CYRUS Eason, a former resident
and good citizen of Garrard county.
came over from his home at Savisa.
Monday to attend the funeral of Mr..
A. j. Payne.
The many friends of Judge r. A.
Burnside will be heartily pleased to
know that the clever gentleman has
sufficiently improved in health as to be
upon the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Raymond Haselden.
Mrs. S. H. Anderson and Miss Patsy
Anderson composed motoring party
who went to Lexington to see the
drama, within The Law.
The Chautauqua Circle held its re-
gular Once-a-week session with Miss
Mabel Mason and Miss Susie Brashear
at the residence of Mrs. w. l.. Law
son; the members are still pursuing the
deep and interesting theme of
Evolution.
Miss Bessie Yantis left for La Fay
cite Ind, where she is at the head of
the glove department in large mer-
camille establishment: she will return
after Easter to be with her aunt, Mrs.
] James A. Dudderar
Miss Mable Claire Arnold, of Paris.
has been the attractive guest of her
aunt Mrs. S. D. Turner, and other
friends. Miss Arnold is talented
young musician and delighted the au-
Hence at the Opera house on Saturday
night with instrumental pieces.
Judge Lewis l.. Walker and Mr.. J.
,. Robinson of the Record returned
night from a weeks visit to
Washington City. During their stay
hey visited Baltimore, Philadelphia
md other eastern cities, as well as
POINTS ct interest around Washington.
Many Lancaster people had anticipat-
ID the pleasure of shaking hands with
1ouls Landram, who had intended COM
ng ever to the Masonic banquet, but
t tie last moment he was prevented
rom coming by the arrival of the ex- !
eVt to install the Messengers new !
notype machine.
Or. and Mrs. j, A. Anon presided at
handsome o'clock dinner on last |
friday evening, the affair being in
to the officers of the State
,hristian Endeavor Union and the |
Eighth District Union who were at
ending the c. E. Convention then in
ession at this place.
Mrs. J. Rockwell Smith wss honoree
It social function given by Mrs. Mil |
on Elliott at her residence near the !
state CAPITAL. The county bome was
fragrant with quantities of spring
lowers, jonquils and hyacinths being
sed. A basket filled with Jonquils and
erns was used as central ornament |
or the table. The guest We're Mrs.
'mith. Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs. Clarence
ulian. Mrs. R. L. Norman Mrs. Harry !
Brown, Mrs. Cecil Farmer, Mrs. J. P.
tewart, and Mrs. Isaac Sale. The
njoyable social affair was sn the nature
f an all-day party.
Mrs. E. M. Walker was ''at homen
, the members of the Presbyterian
Missionary Society. Wednesday, after
Don, at 3 o clock, at her residence on
richmond Avenue; the ARTS and
RATS, the social branch of the or
anizatlon. was included in the same
,ssion with the business feature of
lie society; Mrs. Betty Landram, Mrs.
E. Marksbury, Miss Mabel Mason
Id the hostess comprisad the COM
ittee of entertainment; Miss Helen
i'll was on the programme for an ad-
ess on the Call of Corea" delicious
urse of refreshments was served.