The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-03

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Miss Laura Dunn OF Lexington is the
guest of Misses Mittie and Mary Lee
Dunn.
Miss Gertrude Wiikerson, OF Stanford
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Willie
Wilkerson.
Miss Allie Hendren leaves today for
Hazard where she will teach in the
college this term.
Misses Hatcher and EzeIi OF Tenn,
have arrived TO accept positions in the
Lancaster Graded School.
Mir. Marshel Kerriagea. Of Coving-
ton, came Sunday for a visit to his
cousin. Mr.. James Gentry.
Mrs. H. NJ. Ballou, of Stanford, was
visitor in our city Tuesday. the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. c. Gaines.
Miss Carrie Bolding Of Nicholasvile
is the attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs
Belle Scott. on Richmond street.
Miss Lena Bright and little nephew,
Gayle Doty are at home after pleas
ant visit to relatives in Bellvue. KY.
Robinson Cook gave most enjoy
able hay ride Monday evening to quite
a number of the younger society set to
Kings Mill.
Mrs. Fred Frisbie was hostess Tues
day evening at six O'CLOCK dinner. the
honoree being Mrs. Percy holland of
Seattle, Washington.
Mr.. Sam Sutton has returned to his
home III Dewitt H., after a pleasant
visit to his sister Mrs. LLOYD Bourne
and other relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Roland and little daughter
Mary have returned to their home in
Eldorada after a visit to her parents.
Nh and Mrs. Solen B. Henry.
Miss Viola Beagle entertained the
Phaieatha society Tuesday evening at
the Baptist parsonage. Inviting refresh
ments added to the evenings enjoyment
DR.. j. B. Kinnaird and sisters Mrs.
Maria Kirby, and Miss Lillian Kinnaird
were in MiddleSboro for the funeral of
their brother. the late VIM. j. kinnaird.
Mrs. Ernest Sprague and little daugh-
tiers Misses Chastine and Helen Eliza
beth have returned to Louisville after
a pleasant visit to Mrs VIM. Cook and
daughter.
Reverend l.. 3. and Mrs. Bridgers
who held such an interesting revival
here for two weeks. and endeared
themselves so much to Lancasterans
have gone to Virginia to begin a series
of Meetings.
Reverend Arnold OF Danville the
Presiding Elder conducted the funeral
Monday morning at the Methodist
chvrch of little Russell kiIgO Pollitt
the infant son of Reverend S. H. and
Mrs. Pollitt.
Joe 5. Haselden gave moonlight
picnic at Kings Mill to members OF the
younger society set and number of
! the older set or Tuesday evening. \
most bounteous luncheon was served
| by the popular and genial host.
( Mr.. ]. T. Eason of Danville, and
Will Eason and son. Frank. of Bir-
mingham, paid this office a pleasant
call last Friday. These are old Ian
caster boys and their friends are always
glad to see them and to know that they
have been successful in business and
are model young men.
Mr.. j. F. White accompanied by the
following young people, motored over
to Crab Orchard Springs last Wednes-
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. As
kins, Miss Mary Cottrell of Paint Lick,
who is visiting her sister Mrs. Askins,
Miss Susie Case and Mr.. Fred Hill.
The start was made from Wilmore at
$3.50 p. m. After few hours pleasant
ly spent at the Spring they returned
home.
Miss Nancy Pope gave a picnic in
honor of Miss BRENT, her attractive
visitor and Miss Arnold last Wednesda,
afternoon. One of the most enjoy able
events of the season was the theatre
party given by Miss Nancy Pope il
honor of her guest Miss BRENT and DIR
Cox, Miss Arnold and Mr. Board. Mis-:
/ Pope and MIR. Hagan. Miss Arnol'
has been in Cincinnati and Louisvill,
buying her fall millinery. During tn
r trip she visited her old home, Lancas
ter Ky.-Corbin Times.