The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-30
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Walker are
rejoicing over the arrival of daughter,
mother and daughter both doing nicely.

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Mesdames VIM. Jones of Wincheste
and Charles Richardson of Lexingto
have returned to their respective home
n having been called here by the death Q
: their sister, the late Mrs. James Co
her
Mrs. Ella X. Payne of indianapolis
i. National Superintendent of children
work Of the c. w. B. M. will lectur,
$ at the Christian church on the evenin,
e of May 9Th, and all are cordially invit
ed to attend.
5 Quite a number from here will 90 t,
Frankfort May 2nd on the the eXcur
sion under the auspices OF the Woman
Club and othors will be in attenGanc,
at the State Christian Endeavor Con
vention which meets in the capitol a
the same time.
Mr.. w. r. Burton was host 1T ;
handsome dinner mt the Phoenix Hote
in Lexington on last Saturday. Misses
= Martha and Helen Gill Mr.. Green CLAY
Walker. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Elkin comprising his circle Of guests.
Mrs. Willard Rout. Of Charlotte. n.
c., has bought home on Main street
near McGrorty avenue, from Mr..
/ George Walden. Mrs Rout will move
to Danville to live with her son, Mr..
Robert Rout. Advocate.
Miss Loula Slack mas resigned heI
position with Mr.. X. H. Batson and
after a short visit with her relative
Mrs. II. c. Simpson. will return to hen
home in Winchester Miss Slack has
made many friends during her stay in
Lancaster, who will regret to see her
leave.
1t will be a source of pleasure to the
many friends of Mrs. W. O. Goodloc.
who recently underwent serious
operation in a hospital in AshviIe y.
c.. to know that she is sufficiently Re
covered to be able to 90 to the home Of
her brother Mr.. Joseph Mccormack in
Hendersonsville n. c.
Mr.. r. l.. Walker. left Monday for a
visit to his mother, Mrs. Frances \
Walker, at Huntington West Virginia.
Mrs Walker ceIebratedher9lth birthday
last Tuesday and is hale and hearty fol
Il person of that age. Mrs. Walker is a
resident of GaIrard county and is visit
ing daughter who lives in Hunting
ton. Wilmore Enterprise.
Mr.. W. c. Davis and daughter Mrs.
W. B. Ball We're called to Campbelis-
Vile by the serious illness of their son
and brother. Mr.. Sam Davis. However.
reports from his bedside are encourage
ing and it is thought he will soon be
sufficiently improved to be brought to
his home at this place, until which time
Mrs. Bail will remain at his bedside.
Miss Pearl Belts, who for many
years has served as book keeper at the
store of Mr.. r II. Batson, has resign
ed her position, and will take d long
and much needed rest before taking
up other duties. Miss Pearl is one of
the most efficient book keepers in
Central Kentucky, and is very popular
socially in Lancaster, and her many
friends hope that she will not seek
| emplOVment elsewhere
The reception held last Monday after
noon by Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts in
compliment to her house guest. Miss
Margaret MunsOn, of Medina. New
York. was a recherch affair in its every
appointment; the handsome home was
embellished with large sprays of lilacs
and other early flowers, while the din
ing hall and table decorations prettily
indicated the same color combination
Of lavender and green. the ices and
cOnfections also carrying out the same
color scheme; Miss Annie Margaret
Elkin was in the receiving line with
the hostess, and honor gnest, while
Mrs. Robert Eikin Misses Jane and
| Mary Doty assisted in entertaining.
! One of the most attractive features of
the affair was the fine piano PLAYING of
Miss Munson who charmed the as
semblage with her brilliant repertoire.
Mr.. T. j. Price was lat home" to
the WOman's Club on Friday afternoon
from to 5. A prOfusion of spring
blossoms gave the handsome apartments
gala appearance. In the receiving
line with the host We're Mrs. I. Currey
the president, Mrs. w. X. Cook. the
president elect. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Rob-
inson, lately returned from the South.
Mrs. John +. StOrmes and Mrs. Joe E.
Robinson presented the guests to those
in the receiving line; little Misses Sal
lie Cook and Emma GoOdloe Gregory
presented the card trays; Mrs. F. b
Markebury, vice president and Miss
Helen Gill, vice president elect, had
supervision of the luncheon course
while Mrs. Robert Embry aud Miss
Tommie Francis, Secretary and Treas
urer elect also assisted in entertaining.
The large assemblage CT women re-
paired to their respective homes pro-
fuse in their praise of their gracious
and handsomely attired hostess.
Deafness Cannot Be CureG