The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-09

WITS. ". n. Wilkinson IS In SLdn1Of
visiting friends and relatives.
E Miss Bessie Prather is in Richmon
D for visit to Miss Pearl Sebastian.
Mesdames Henry Simpson and job
Farra were visitors in Danville the frs
! of the week.
Miss Willie Wilkinson is in Danvill
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fores
Fitzgerald.
DR.. Guy Lillard of Lawrencebur,
was here to see Mr.. A. C. Miles VIII,
Is considered very i'll.
Professor and Mrs. NJ. l.. Cameo
were in Louisville for the Southern
Educational Association.
Mr.. J. Wade Walker and Rev. w. N
Eldridge, of Paint Lick are attending
the S. E. A. at Louisville this week.
Horace Walker of Louisville has
been here visiting his sister Mrs.
George d. Robinson for several days.
Mr.. Samuel Walters of Portland
Oregon is here at the bedside of his
father Mr.. John Walters who remains
dangerously ILL.,.
Hon. Charles C. Fox of Danvile and
Professor George McCord of Columbus
Ohio are guesta OF Reverend and Mrs.
J. Rockwell Smith.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clay of Richmond who
has been guest at Hotel Kengarlan
for two weeks has gone to Lexington
for visit of several weeks.
The many admiring friends Of Mrs.
George M. Patterson will regret very
much 70 hear there is very little i'm
prOvement in her condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Walker and
pretty little daughter Geogietta Walker
of HustOnvile We're guests for a few
days of MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Dickerson.
Miss TOmmie Francis entertained. at
Progressive Rock" on Monday even
ing for Mrs. j. Rockwell Smiths at
tractive visitors Misses Lyle and Raw.
of Lebanon.
Mrs. +. p. Gregory gave birth day
dinner at her home on Richmond street.
the honor guest being her mother Mrs.
Sarah Rayburn of Richmond. The well
appointed course dinner was made more
attractive by the table decoration Of
early spring flowers.
Mr.. G. C. Walker, formerly of this
county, but now of Greensburg Ind. is
visiting relatives in this county. Mr..
Walker left here about 80 years ago
and cast his lot in the Hoosier state
and has made good there much to the
qualification of his friends at home
Besides owning quite good farm near
Greensburg. he is interested in the oil
fields of that section, that have proven
very profitable to him.
Mr.. R. E. Hughes. popular Louis
william and little daughter Miss Mar
garet Elkin Hughes, were recent guests
of Judge and Mrs. NJ. d. Hughes. The
worthy son came to do honor to a
birthday dinner celebration for his
mother Mrs. Martha Elkin Hughes.
The invitation list only included the
family circle. The only
draw back for the happy occasion was
the absence of the daughter Mrs. Per-
cy holland who was far away in her
western home.
Miss Joan Mount, of Lancaster. who
is the attractive guest of her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Nj. Wilson. was the hon
Gree at the meeting of the Ladies Aft
ernoOn Bridge Club on Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Wilson, on
West Chestnut Street. There were
three tables. Two prizes were award
ed. the club prize, fruit basket, be-
ing won by Mrs. Frank n. Downer,
and the guest prize, a salad basket,
was captured by Miss Mount. The
hostess served salad course. Bowl
ing Green Messenge.
Miss Joan Mount ard Mrs. Thomas
Wilson went down to Nashville from
Bowling Green seeing Tetrazzini also
Joseph and his Brethren.