The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-09

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Master ]. w. Bourne Jr. have been
visiting Mrs. Bourne's mother IN Dan
vile.
Miss Florence Dawes. an accommc-
dating and popular employee of the
! local exchange, was the guest from
Saturday until Monday, of her parents
! near Stanford.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Joseph were
the recipients of the usual kind (D
attentions heaped upon newly weds
returning to Lancaster, upon their ar
rival last week.
! Mr.. Horace X. Herndon has resigned
his position as assistant agent for the
l. & N at this place and has accepted
position as book keeper for the Ian
caster Mill & Elevator Co.
| Miss Elsie Morrow and Mr.. Joe
Walker, Miss Margaret Morrow and
Mr.. John Gill Kinnaird went over to
the Danville Chautauqua Tuesday ev-
ening to hear KryPs Band.
Mrs. R. E. Rowland and handsome
children, returned to their home in
Eldorado, Ark, Tuesday, after a
months stay with Mrs. Rowland's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Henry.
Mr.. J. E. Dickerson wife and child
rem, Reverend and Mrs. j. w. Beagle
and daughter Mabel, celebrated the
4th. by an all day picnic at Kings Mill.
A delightful luncheon was prepared
and enjoyed.
Mrs. J. B. Conn entertained the
following for dinner at Crab Orchard
Springs, M. VIM. Garrigue and Miss
Estella Conn of indianapolis. Mrs.
Homer Tinsley and little son. Harold
Lawton Tinsley.
Mrs. w. o GOodloe who has been
spending several months in Henderson,: =
vile N. c. has returned to her home in
Lancaster. anc to the extreme gratifica-
ton of her many friends she is mt oh
improved IN health.
Miss Annie Powell entertained the
Junior Phaelathae Tuesday evening at
her home on Richmond street. The
young hostess was most gracious in her
hospitality. The refreshments served
were ices and cake.
Miss Patsy Anderson was hostess for
social function Thursday evening for
her attractive visitor Miss Barnes
Browning of Lexington. The yard
was lighted with japanese lanterns.
Ices and cake were served to the as
sembled guests. Misses Alberta and
Elizabeth Anderson assisted their
young sister in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs d. c. Kinds of Spring
Lake Ranch Neb. have been recent
visitors to relatives in this and adjoin-
ing counties. Mrs. Kinds was daugh-
ter of the late John M. Palmer. and is
a sister of Mrs. Emma Higginbotham
and George Palmer of Lancaster and
of Messrs Robert and Will Palmer and
Mrs. Marion johnson of the county.
Mr.. Kinds holds lucrative railroad
position in Nebraska.
Mrs ID. NJ. Lackey was hostess of a
large reception Saturday from 5 to
2. NJ, the invitation list including rs
guests. The well appointed function
was the more attractive as 1T was a
Fourth of July Celebration, the
National colors being observed both in
the decorations and the table appoint
ments; dainty American flags were also
bestowed as souvenirs while the tri-
colors cleaned and glowed in every
conceivable manner of establishment.
: Little Misses Johnetta Farra and Emma
Goodloe Gregory were appointed tC
welcome the guests while the receiving
line and committee of entertainme nj
included prominent members and of
icers of the club; Misses Nancy Walker
and Martha Kavanaugh served at the
punch powl while Mrs. J. W. Sweeney
: and Mrs. l.. N. Miller enhanced the en-
joyment by singing two verses of q
patriotic song; the latter part of the
evening was spent among the palms
and flowers of the attractive yard,
tete-tete tables being grouped in the
open for the serving of the refresh
ments. The tri-color scheme of red,
white, and blue was mOstimpressively
designated even in the ices and con-
fections while the brightness of ''Old
Glory was markedly in evidence
throughout the entire entertainment
thus making Mrs. Lackey's Fourth of
July Function" a most successful and
appropriate social affair.