The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-12-03

operation for appendicitis. The latter
is now out of danger and will soon be
well. Mrs. Hughes remained with
him. Advocate,
d. A. Thomas, of Lexington. but who
still likes to call Lancaster his home,
was here Wednesday, much to the de-
light of his friends.
Mrs. Sallie Ross Lawson entertained
on Friday afternoon at a most enjoyable
party for her son George and little neice
Miss Helen Gulley. The hours were
from to 5. Games enlivened the
time quite pleasantly for the youthful
gathering. Most delicious refresh
ments were served.
Don't worry about buying your Xmas
presents when you can attend the Jap
anese Bazaar at Miss Rella Arnold's
and buy all kinds of beautiful and
handsome presents cheaper than you
can afford to make them. We will
appreciate call, Saturday, Dec. 5th.
Something new. Circle Girls.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Beagle were
most agreeably surprised on Thursday
evening, their 9th marriage anniver-
sity, when Sc members of the Baptist
congregation assembled at the parson-
age in their absence and prepared a
feast of good things to tempt their APP
petites. The house was brilliantly
lighted and cheer and good wishes
greeted them on all sides. They were
soon invited out to the dining room,
here they found the table prepared and
heavily laden with many delicacies.
Miss Francis Grant was the charm
ing young hostess at a birthday party
on last Friday afternoon at the home
of her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
G. Anderson. The house was artist
cally decorated in green. A number OF
games INDUCED in added much pleasure
to the youthful assemblage. The hap,
ply occasion was to celebrate the 10th
birthday of little Miss Grant. The
delicious ices and cake that We're served
added to the enjoyment of the after.
noon. There were some 35 guests whC
wished many returns OF the day for the
young hostess.
The following from the Richmond
Register is of much interest to friend:
OF the bride here where she often visit
ed before making her home in Rich
mond All extend best wishes anC
hope for her much happiness.
Earl B. Jones of Louisville, an cm
ployee of the l.. & A, and Miss Polly
Traylor of this city were married
Thanksgiving morning at the residence
of Mr.. E. B. Smith. The bride is the
bookkeeper of the local telephone com
pany, and is an attractive and accom-
plished young lady. The groom is ;
splendid and worthy young man. Many
friends extend hearty congratulations. ,
Miss Jewell Spoonamore of Hubbl,
entertained at progressive Rock Satur
day evening, in honor of Misses Viol;
Beagle and Charlotte Pollitt of Lam
caster, and Misses Sarah Ford and Ros,
Crawford of Louisville. Those playing
were, Misses Charlotte Pollitt, Viol;
Beagle, Marietta King, Siba Spoona
more, Hazel Stone, Lucy Spoonamore
Mary Wolden Gooch, Nina Rankin
Sarah Fond and Rose Crawford, Messr
Bowen Owens, Joe P. Wheeler, Grove
McKetchin, Jonathon Rankin, Morrison
Luce, OFT Jones, w. T. Robinson, F
J. Yeager, Newell Fox, R. R. Fox an
DIR. w. A. Wheeler.
The following invitation has been re
ceived by friends of the contractin,
parties and the popular groom-to-be i
already being congratulated upon hi
intended marriage.
"Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lynn Wood
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Edith
to
Mr.. William Beattie Denny
, on the morning of Thursday the tent
of December
, Nineteen hundred and fourteen
at eight:thirty O'Clock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eldorado, Ill.
Will be at home
after December the twentieth
Lancaster, KY"
There is nothing nicer for a Xms
= present than a nice set of furs, "
e have them and can save you IS pr
!, cent on each set.