The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-04
Miss Ida Mae Cecil has returned from
a visit to friends in Stanford.

Miss Ida Mae Cecil has returned from
visit to friends in Stanford.
Messrs Glass B. Carrier and Paul
Elliott are visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. Osee Huffman, of Louisville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. D. Hughes.
Mr.. D. w. Myers, of Horse Cave
was the guest of Miss Katie Simpson,
last week.
Miss Sallie T. Smith was a visitor in
Stanford last week and attended COM
mencement.
Mr.. NJ l.. Cancer is in Richmond
visiting friends and attending the Cald-
we'll Commencement.
DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Elkin, of. Allan
ia. arrived in the city last Wednesday
for short visit to relatives.
Judge Lewis l.. Walker, attended a
meeting of the Board of Regents OF
State University last Tuesday,
Miss Lydia Cabell Elmore has return
ed from very successful year at the
d. and d. Institute in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mason and Miss
Sue Shelby Mason were in Millersburg
for the graduation of VIM. B. Mason
Jr.
Messrs Alexander Robinson, Thomas
Elmore and Joe West are at home for
the vacation from NJ M. |. at Millers-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Denman of Mich
olasville motored to Lancaster and
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
West.
Mrs. Charles Grow and little son
Russell have returned to Cincinnati
after several weeks visit to Mrs J. A.
Anon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Raymond Haselden
and daughter and little Miss Sallie
Cook Gregory motoreG to Winchester
for days outing.
DR.. r. C. Boggs, of Richmond, who
is finding Lancaster a particular at
tractive place just at present was
visitor here Sunday
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
met Wednesday afternoon with Misses
Martha and Helen Gill. 1t was both
business and social meeting.
DR.. w. A. Wheeler is spending few
weeks at the home of his mother near
Nina, recuperating his strength after
his, recent attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Salem A. Wallace and wife, of
Lexington came over Saturday and re-
manned until Monday, the guest of Mr..
Wallace's aunt, Mrs. Anna Robinson.
Mrs. James A. Royston will leave
soon to visit her brothers Messrs VIM.
and James Brown and children Misses
Annie and Claude Royston in Chicago.
Mrs. j. B. Jennings and son, Clay of
Tulsa, Okla, arrived last week to be
with her father, Capt J. A. Doty,
whose condition we regret to state
shows very little Improvement.
Mrs Wood Burnside was the pleasing
hostess Tuesday afternoon at a hand
some reception. The home was most
attractive in its decorations of palms,
ferns and fragrant flowers. Pink and
white was the color scheme and it was
very effectively carried out even in the
ices and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs W.O. Rigney and daugh
tiers, Mrs Burnside and Miss Alice Rig
ney and Mrs w. D. Walker, of Lancas-
ter were here Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Rigney was here in the interest of the
Royal Arch Chapter and by his assist
ance very interesting meeting was
leld.-Casey County News.
Miss Mabel Beagle was the gracious
Ioung hostess at recent birthday
party at the home of her parents Rev
erend and Mrs. J. w. Beagle. The
occasion was to.celebrate the 9Th birth
lay of the attractive little girl. She
vas remembered by a number of pres
ents. The youthful assemblage was
served ices and cake
Miss Elma BatSon Singleton of Mil
ersburg Female College, is visiting
ner mother, Mrs. Anna B. Singleton
in Georgetown Miss Singleton is max
ing good We are glad to say, making
100 in house keeping each of the three
years she has been there as well as
other splendid credits and has earned
her vacation.