The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bradshaw, have
returned to their home in Decatur ILL.,,
after a delightful visit to relatives in
Lancaster and vicinity.
We regret to announce the critical
illness of Mr. Go9dio- Lackey, who was
stricken with paralysis at his home in
Kansas City few days ago. Very
little hope is entertained for his re-
covery.
Miss Margaret Cook and guest Miss
Hope Gardner Of Louisville. and Miss
Dorothy Boland of Lexington and Miss
Mary May Walker Of Paint Lick form
ed an enjoyable house party at the
home of Miss Minnie May Robinson.
Miss Joan Mount was hostess at 6
O'Clock dinner Monday evening, the
honor guest being Mrs Brannon Beaz-
ley of Texas. The Misses Doty also
complimented Mrs. Beszley on Satur-
day at well arranged course dinner.
Miss Virginia Goodoe of Springfield
Ky was the guest Wednesday of her
friend Miss LYDIA Criscillis at Hyatts-
vile. Miss Goodloe who is a teacher
in the Deaf and Dumb school at Cole
RADIO Springs Col. is spending her vaca-
ton with Kentucky friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. T. r. Stultz. who has represent
ed the Continental Insurance company
in this county for the past four years.
has sold his agency to Mr.. d. A.
Thomas. We regret to announce that
Mr.. Stultz. who has made so many
friends while in our midst, will leave
as. He will probably return to his old
honss. Columbia. Ky.
Messrs. Sam I. Howe, l. b. Ross.
F. E. Darnall, s. C. Vaughn. w. H.
Frye and Joe Clay. all prominent bust
ness'men of Carlisle. KY, We're in our
city last Monday, having been sent as
committee to inspect the filter of the
water plant here. They were wei
pleased with our plant and We're very
enthusiastic in its praise.
Mrs. Charles Hambrick Sandifer, a
recent bride of Georgetown and former
~ Miss Elma Singleton of this place,
was complimented by an informal tea
given in her honor by Mrs. Joseph f.
Marks at her handsome home in George
town. The house was heautified by
baskets of wild flowers and the dining
room was quite artistic in its decora-
tons Of yellow and white.
Mr.. and Mrs n, B. Dicken enter
tanned last evening at their home on
Bradford avenue with delightful al
fresco affair to compliment their visit
ing cousin, Miss Viola Beagle of Ian.
caster XIV. About forty guests We're
present and Mrs. 0. T. Lampkln as
sisted in receiving. The lawn was
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
Miss Edith Hayes served frappe from
a bower of ferns on the veranda, and
Mrs. I. j. Everett. costumed as
Gypsy, told fortunes from a tent, IN
front Of which camp fire burned.
Partners We're chosen for the evening
by matching the lines of verses. An
impromptu musical program was en-
joyed and ices, carrying out the pink
and white color motif, We're served
The honoree wore becoming gown of
pink crepe de chine. combined with
black tulle and trimmed with pink and
blue rosebuds. p Nashville Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Davidson, for
merly of Lancaster, Ky now of Tulsa,
have as their guest, Mrs. Carrie Da-
wilson, of Lancaster, mother of Senator
Davidson Mrs. Davidson. after com
plotting visit TO her son and daughter
in-law. will go on to Colorado Springs
for the summer. While the guest Of
her son in Tulsa, Mrs. Davidson was
rendered number of receptions, nota-
BILE smong which was one given in her
honor by Mrs. J. Wesley West. the
guests of which were old friends Of
Mrs. Davidson and all former residents
OF Kentucky. Those IN attendance
were; Mrs. Davidson. Mrs. w. |. viii
hams, Mrs. Bradford Jennings, Mrs.
h. l.. Davidson. Mrs. Charles w.
West. Miss Caroline Rice and Mrs. j.
W. West. Miss Mary Clay Williams,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. w. l. Will
liams, who has been attending school
at Hamilton College, Lexington XIV, is
home for the summer. = Oklahoma
cor. Courier Journal.