The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01

Messrs Lee and John Cook. of Lon
don. are guests of their sister. Mrs. j.
K. Cornn.
Mr.. Frank Saufiey Hughes was in
Louisville this week, the guest of his
brother, r. Z. Hughes.
Miss Patsy Anderson has been spend
ing several days with friends at the
Richmond Normal School this week.
Robert Tomlinson returned home
from Lexington yesterday. where he
has been attending State University.
Miss Matte Adams. of the Richmond
Normal School, made a short visit to
her grandmother, Mrs. Richard Nc
Grath.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lyons and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Slusher, all of
Frankfort, were the guests last Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lyons.
Judge NJ. D. Hughes who has been
in Louisville for the past week is very
much improved in health and hopes to
return home IN the near future.
Mr.. J. Fl, Robinson left yesterday for
Frankfort, where he, together with the
Democratic State Central and Execu-
tive committees, were guests last night
at dinner, given by Gov. A. o. Stan
ley.
Messrs f. X. and j. A. Swope of
Lexington motored here Sunday to see
their grand Mrs. Zarelda Gull
ley, who continues i'll at her home on
Hill Court. They were accompanied
by their friend. W. c. Gregson. and en-
route home, visited the latter's sister,
Mrs. Sallee of Harrodsburg.
Miss Charlie Elmore was hostess
Sunday of handsome dinner given at
her home in the west suburb. Covers
were laid for twelve. the honorees be-
ing Miss Bertha Crabb, of Eminence,
Miss Sue Chenault and Mr.. Hume
Chenault, of Richmond, Miss Webb of
Nashville. Tenn. aud Miss Mamie S.
Dunn of this city.
Midshipman Lucien M. Grant goes,
with a nuWbeI of other Annapolis
students on their summer cruise, leav-
ing June 9Th, their itinerary including
points as far south as Panama and
Cuba, and as far north as Portland,
Maine. Boston and Salem; the latter
part of August will be spent1n Hamp-
ton Roads and at the Southern Drill
Grounds on the Virginia Coast.
Mrs w. A. Price is in Lexington to-
day, Thursday, to attend the closing
exercises of State College, her son. Mr.
Charles Dunn. being one of the grad
yates of that famous institution.
Young Mr.. Dunn eompletes.a fcuryear
course, and has conferred credit not
only upon his kinspeople, hut upon his
community, by the fine record he has
made and the bright future opening up
before him from the fact that he has
won diploma from this celebrated
Lexington school.
Mr.. Charles X. Dunn, as one of the
graduates of the College of Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering, Of the Uni
versity of Kentucky, had as his thesis,
the design of parduety flooring mill.
The manufacture of ''parquetry" re-
quires the use of special and accurate
machinery. Parquetry is usually made
Of oak. either plain or CHARTERED al
though some walnut is made. In max
ing the plain oak stock great deal Of
the scrap that was formerly thrown
awav may be used Young Mr. Dunn
has been gwen a good position with
Chicago Telegraph co.
At the handsome reception given by |
DR.. Crossfeld and Mrs. Crossiield at
Lexington to the members Of the SEN
ior class Of Hamilton College, Miss
Mary Clay Williams. OF Tulsa. Okla.
but formerly Of this city, stood in the
receiving line, a. one of the graduates
Of that famous institution. MIR. and
Mrs w. |. Williams. who will shortly
arrive in the Blue Grass Capital. iron
Tulsa. Okla. to attend the Hamilton
College Commencement. will come to
Lancaster for visit and will be ac-
companied by their popular young
daughter Miss Mary Clay
A Lexington paper has the following
paragraph about Lancaster young
girl; 1.-THE pretty Miss Elizabeth Ford;
In recital at Sayre College. as a
graduate in expression, Miss Ford's
mart Of tha nroFram VIVA artlsticallv