The central record., 1914-03-26

connned to his nome several days with
an attack of acute indigestion.
Mr.. Noah Marsee who has been i'll
for several days is sufficiently improved
as to be able to be about the house.
Misses Martha and Helen Gill who
have been guests of Judge and Mrs. w
l. Williams for the past month, will
leave tomorrow for visit with friends
in Louisville, KY, before returning to
their home in Lancaster, KY, Misses
Gill have been the recipients of many
social courtesies during their stay by
their hostess friends who have been
delighted to honor the charming Ken
lucky girls in one way or another. -
Tulsa, Okla. Democrat
A well gotten up magazine sent out
by the Womans College of Richmond
Va. contains the following personals
that will be of interest to us. ''One of
our voice teachers. Miss JO Hord
Frank. has been appointed the leading
soprano of the Seventh street Christian
church. 1t makes US proud of our teach
er to see her ability recognized by the
people of the city.
Miss 10 Hord Frank has returned
from a season in New York, where she
has been studying under Charles Gran
vile.
Mrs. S. F. Yantis and daughter. Miss
Bessie Yantis, of indianapolis Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack neazley. Mr.. Samuel
Embry Jr. and Mrs. Embry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Beazley. MIR. Thomas
Dudderar and daughter. of Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Beazley Of Shelby
City, Mr.. Anderson Nunnei.y and Mr..
John Murphy of Hustonvile. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. {. Johnson, Miss MoIiie Beaz-
ley and Mr. O. Burton, Of Danvi.le,
Mr.. and Mrs {. +. Dcnman of Ni,nol-
vile attended the funeral service he.d
here Sunday afternoon OF Mr. James
\. DudGgrar.
Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts has re-
turned from Lexington where she pre-
sided as toas tmaster at a banquet given
at the Phoenix Hote! by the Chi Omega
Fraternity. Lancaster is proud Ui the
nice things said in the Lexington pap
ers as to the manner in which she pre-
sided. The banquet table was set in
the main dining room and made into
the Greek letter design. 1t was deco
rated in the fraternity colors. cardinal
and straw, q large basket of red roses
and ionGuils tied with yellow ribbon
and tule in the center and vases of
white carnations, the fraternity flower,
with cardinal and straw streamers of
ribbon. The gold edged name cards
were marked with gold letters and the
menu cards containing also the toast
list were white booklets tied with silk
cord and tassels and had the coat of
arms of the Chi Omega embossed in
gold.
Mrs. Theodore Currey, President of
the Woman's Club entertains today at
her handsome home on Richmond street
/ in compliment to the organization of
which she is the head. The affair
marks one OF the social features of the
season. the spacious home was beau
tifully decorated for tine occasion in
pOtted plants, UutCercups and carna-
tions. 1t was the request of the hos
tess that the guest come gar5ed to rep,
resent some popular book ana well
known book, and the various attempts
TO follow out her expressed wishes was
the cause of much merriment. Mrs. K
L. Elkin. Misses McRoberts and Mason
were chosen as committee to pass as
to the merits of the various represen-
tatiOns: the guests upon their arrival
presenting to this committee their own
card, together with the title of the
volume which they represented, later a
contest was held, each person present
giving their Interpretation of the vari-
Gus costumes, and the most successful
list was awarded a prize for theiI
aptitude. A dainty luncheon of coffee,
sandwiches and chocolate was served
the serving being accomplished in &
most effective manner bv the younger
members Of the organization.
: The color prevailing was yellow. the
decorations throughout the apartments
q beipp confi.ed TO this color even TN.