The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-11-05

| MISS agnes Miles : III me GUY Jhe
pleasant guest of Miss Many Long.
Mr. Smith Powell and son. Smith T.
Jr., paid our office 4 pleasant call
Wednesday.
| Mr.. Alvin Estes of Richmond was
the guest of his sister Mist Matte
Estes Wednesday
Mesdames Lizzie Welsh and VI.
Wilds. of Mich. have been the guests
of Mrs. A. G.. Miles.
Mrs. w. S. E!kin will return Satur-
day to her home in Atlanta after
visit to her sister Miss Jennie Duncan.
| Mr.. f. c. Barnard of Washington. d.
c. has been pleasant visitor in our
: town for several days. He joined his
wife here vino has been with her mother.
Mrs. P. D. Gill and they left tOghter for
Washington Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Fairleigh. Mrs. Ernest
Sprague Of Louisville and Mrs, Joseph
Huston anddaughter Miss JUdel Huston
of Philadelphia come Friday in Mrs.
Fairieigh's car to he weekend guests
Of Mrs. William p. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs j. \. Mcdowell Of Rich
mond ale rejoicing over the arrival of
a nine pound boy wEo arrived at their
home in time Tuesday morning to go
with ''Dady' to the poles to vote the
Democratic ticket The little fellow
has been christened Landon Lamer.
Miss Florence johnson and Mr.. Allen
Johnson entertained at masked Hal
loween Social on the evening of the 3lst
at the suburban home of their uncle,
Mr.. Z. Z. Arnold in De Land Fla. All
characters as witches, ghosts, owls and
such were represented. During the
evening refreshments of ices. fruits.
nuts and minis Were served.
Miss Mayme Lee Marsae entertained
the Phylathia class OF the Baptist church
Tuesday evening. And later in the
evening the Baraca class from the
same church stormed this class of
young ladies'. Delightful refreshments
were served and all reported a nice
time.
Capt. W. c. Mcfarland of New York
paid flying :isit 10 the family of
Judge r. A Burnsides Wednesday.
Capt. Mcfarland married one of Lam
Icasters most gifted daughters, Miss
Addie Landram, who died last winter.
but her memory will always be cherish
ed here. Capt. Mcfarland has host
of friends here who wish his stay had
been longer.
Miss Jane Haseiden entertained at d
pretty Halloween party Saturday even
ing at the home of her parents M. and
Mrs. j. Raymond Haselden. About
% of her young schoolmates and friends
were present to help the young hostess
celebrate the happy occasion. The
house was Hastily decorated with au-
tumn leaves, chestnuts and trailing
vines. Lighted pumpkins greeted the
guests upon their arrival. The 'spoOks
room with it's weird appearance. its
grooming fortune teller and its tempting
apples swaying from string ready to
be grasped by the passers-by. all pre-
scented an attractive scene. The ghosts
and spectres in many forms, some
CARRIED in white and others in black,
made the evening very unusual one
to the youthful participants. The de-
licious refreshments served added to
the pleasure of the merry throng.
The Christian Endeevors were given
a Halloween Social at the home of Mr..
Robinson Cook, Saturday night. At
. the appointed hour, Robinson Cook
with Harry Raney gathered the mem
bers and their invited guests in wagons
and conveyed them to his home, where
they were met at the door by a ghost
who pointed them to the stairway.
where another ghost with appraised hand
directed their way up the stairs, only
to meet another apparitive on the sec
ond floor. The masked parties, weird
lights. decorations of black cats, With
n es, with numbers of games, and for
tune telling by Miss Mason filled the
y hours with fun and merriment. Six
r new members were added to the ranks
Mr.. Joe Kavanaugh and Miss Morri: