The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Stapp and son
Burton were in Lexington Saturday.

to move to this city at an early date.
w. B. Burton was among the Court
Day visitors at Danville on last Mon
day.
Miss Marguerite Hurt was a visitor
in Louisville and Lexington the past
week.
Miss Tommie Francis and Mr.. Joe
Francis were Danville visitors last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cotton go the
coming week to Indianapolis, on bust
mess trip.
Mr.. Price McGrath went over to
Little Britain to mingle with the
Court Day crowd.
Mrs. Robt. R. Burnside and children
were pleasant visitors at Mr.. Chas. C..
Numbers recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bourne have been
in Lexington on visit to their son,
Mr.. Ernest Bourne.
/ Mrs. Adelia Woods of Stanford has
been visiting kinspeople in the upper
end of Garrard county.
Prof Howard Ray. a teacher in the
Richmond High School, was the guest
of his relative Mrs. w. T. West.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frazier G. Hurt en-
tertained at rock party compliment
tary to Judge Charles A. Hardin.
Mrs. Charles F. Denman, of Nichol-
asville. is spending a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex West.
Miss La Verne Nevius and Fay Ac-
ton and James Nevius were the guests
of Mrs. Matte Nevius at Stanford.
Misses Pearl Dickerson and Kath-
airline Harris spent Saturday and Sun
day with Miss Josephine Beazley of
Stanford.
Miss Elizabeth Collier returned Tues
day from Fork Ridge, Tenn, having
been summoned there by the illness
of her mother.
Miss Margaret Arnold comes down
from Madison Institute Friday to spend
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A, Arnold.
Misses Mary Arnold and Elizabeth
Anderson are much pleased with their
prospects for fine business in the
millinery trade at Corbln.
Reverend J. Rockwell Smith drove
over to Danville Monday with the Rev.
erend H. S. Murdoch who was on his
return to Buckhorn, Perry county.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fisher D. Herring were
In Louisville to attend the wonderful
terpsichoreen performance of ParvIawa
and her company of Russian damsels.
| Judge Z. l.. Walker and Mrs. Walker
had as their guests at an elegant din
ner Judge Charles Hardin. Attorney
E. V. FRryear and the Hon, Robert
Harding
Ny Louie finder was recent visitor
in Lexington and attended the beauti-
full dinner given by Miss Elizabeth
Hayden to the bride elect Miss Gret-
! chen Marie Haydon.
Mr.. James Duddersr was taken sud
denly i'll the first of the week with an
attack of pleurisy, his brother. Mr..
Walter Dudderar of Mckinney having
been called to his bedside,
Miss Eliza Lunsford who has been
quite i'll from an attack of pneumonia
has had relapse after having improved
sufficiently to come back to her board
ing house, Mrs. Wesley Walkers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McAfee. Miss Nancy Dykes and Mr..
E. l.. Elllin accompanied the remains
OF Mr.. lack Elkin to Winchester on
Tuesday.
The Chautauquc Circle met its regu-
lar Once-a-week session at the residence
of Mrs. Fred P. Frisbie; 1.-THE Decad-
ence of Italian POstry' was the the me
that proved both Interesting and in
st-active.
Mrs. John Estes of Portsmouth o..
who has been with Miss Matte Estes
fer some months was called home
Monday on account Of the illness Of her
mother Mrs. SsrgeCt, and sister Mrs.
Underwood. of Port. mouth.
Nj. and Mrs. T. Johnson Price pre-
sided at an elaborate O'Clock course
dime. Tuesday evening, Judge Charles
\. Hardin, Professor NJ. l.. Cancer,
Mrs. Cancer and Mr.. and Mrs. J.W e.
rnore comprised the select assemblaSa.
Mrs.. Il wis Landrdrn Of Danville who
is visiting relatives in Lancaster, WAS
a pleasant visitor to the Record Office
this week. Mrs. Landra1l docs" the
society coluu on the DarVile Messen-
ger, and her contributions add mater
tally to that newsy sheet.
The Missionary Society Cd the Meth
odist church convened at the sanctuary
on Tuesday afternoon and held an en-
ioyable service; Mrs. Silas Moss served
an, Ioadar fba c,,hiaat ,1pdor o6nSidara