The central record., 1914-11-26

MT. Ale& II Denny. VINO mas been
confined to his home for several days,
was on the streets this week, very
much to the qualification of his friends.
! We are glad 10 announce that Mrs.
Jane Robinson, who has been quite
sick at her home on Richmond street,
is very much better this morning and
the many friends of this good woman
are praying for her speedy recovery.
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. 5tF.
Something new. Circle Girls.
The following from the Birmingham
News will be of interest to his friends
here, for no boy has ever left Lancas-
ter that has more friends than George
Harris, all of whom will heartily con-
gratulate him upon his approaching
marriage.
''Mr. and Mrs. ilbur Cunningham
Abbott announce the engagement of
their daughter, Helen Abbott, to George
Burdette Harris, the wedding Ito take
place quietly Tuesday. December %.
The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Helen Abbott, will be of wide
interest to Southern people and her
marriage will be preceded by number
of charming entertainments. Miss
Abbott is a member of one of Birming-
hams pioneer families ard she has at
tanned great popularity here and else
where on account of her beauty and
personal charm"
ment of Mr.. Allen d. Henry, of Birm-
ingham, comes as quite a surprise to
his friends here. Allen is splendid
young man and holds a position of
prominence is one of the lsrgest banks
in that thriving Southern city. Miss
Hughes was frequent visitor at Crab
Orchard and will be remembered by
many as a charming and beautiful
young lady and Allen is to be congratu-
lated upon winning such jewel. The
Birmingham News has the following
: concerning the engagement;
Miss Matte Lee Hughes viii be
married to Allen Duncan Henry at an
early hour the morning of Saturday.
December 18th. Her engagement has
been announced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel A. Hughes.
The many .friends of Miss Mae Ma
gee will be surprised to know Of her
marriage, which occurred Yesterday
morning, to Mr.. James Branaman. The
wedding took place at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Magess, on
Alta avenue. Dr. H. C. Garrison Off
ciating. During the ceremony de-
, iightful music was played by Miss
Lula Bates, violin, and Miss Margaute
Merritt accompanying on the piano
Misses Bates and Merritt played Call
Me Thine Own during the ceremony,
and MendeIssohn' wedding march as
the couple entered the room. The
house was beautifully decorated with
ferns and yellow and white chrysan-
themums. In the parlor the palms and
ferns We assembled to form an i'm
provised altar, before which the bridal
party stood. The bride was handsome
in travelling suit of brown broad
cloth, with bat to match, and carried
large bouquet of roses. The bride
is most lovable young woman, and
numbers her friends by her acquain-
, tances. She is an accomplished mu-
sician and her playing has brought
! forth many compliments from the best
judges of classical music, She is a
great favorite in Danville and will be
missed, especially by her Sunday School
; and church where she was a most
faithful worker. Mr.. Branaman is a
successful young business man of VII
dee KY, in which city they will make
their home. At present they are en-
joyIng bridal tour through the South.
-Danyille Messenger.
Miss Magee is we'll remembered and
over here by many, all of whom wish
; for her much joy and happiness.