The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-23


Mr. and Mrs Herbert Lee are rejoic-
ing over a seven pound baby girl that
arrived at their home early this morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs Lee have rooms at
the Marksbury property.
The Chautauqua Circle met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred p. Frisbie.
the entire class of dozen being IN at
tendance. The members are about
completing their text book by Hamilton
w. Mabel. Their last lesson was on
Education in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Haselden. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel G. Haselden, Mrs.
w. b. Mason. Miss Sue Shelby Mason,
Miss Elsie Morrow. Joel Walker. Miss
Mary Doty and Mrs. w. A. Price were
in Lexington this week to see Griiiitte s
thrilling play, 1.-THE Birth of Nation.
The Senior Glass of Ssyre College.
Lexington entertained on SATURDAY.
evening with their annual reception in
honor of the Juniors. There We're $50
guests upon the invitation list. This
will be of interest to Lancastrisns as
Miss Elizabeth Ford is one of the
graduates.
Miss Alice Hudson Rigney was the
charming young hostess on Friday eve-
ming at pretty social affair, in COM
pliment TO the members Of the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor Society. The
hours were from 7;30 to IL. The house
was quite attractive in its decorations,
st. Patricks colors being carried out in
both the ices and decorations. A most
interesting contest of Bible questions
was one of the enjoyable features of
the evenings entertainment. The place
cards used were hand painted and deco
rated with shamrocks.
Col. Louis Landram, the versatile
editor of the Danville Messenger and
former president of the Kentucky
Press Association, with Mrs. Landram,
were among the friends who came
over from the Boyle county capital
Monday afternoon with the body of
Mrs. Mary Bowman. widow of former
regent John B. Bowman, of Kentucky
University, who was inferred here
yesterday. Col Landram. although
one of the veterans quill drivers of the
State, is still as young, active and
vivacious as when he presided over
the destines of the State Press Asso-
Citations more than decade ago, and
judging from the excellent papec he.
rs making of the Messenger his hand
has not forgotten its cunning when
it comes to handling the editorial
quill. Col Landram is one of the few
of the newspaper craft
whom loug service in the harness has
not aged, nor has custom stalled his
infinite variety Few, if any, news
paper men in Kentucky number more
friends among the profession than
Col. Landram, and his coming to Lex
ington is always a source of gratitica-
tion-LeXington Leader.
Mrs. May Hughes holland has been
added to the faculty of the Richmond
School. on Third street, between Oak
and Ormsby, in the capacity of musical
director. The announcement is made
IN circular issued by Prof. j. II. |
Richmond the principal. A studio has
been fitted up at the school, where Mrs /
holland will instruct individual pupils |
u piano study and in classes in harmony. |
Mrs holland is a graduate of Garrard
College under Prof. Raphael Rooster.
# Berlin. She followed this with study /
It the Lincoln, Neb., Conservatory of
Music and at the Conservatory of Music
It Cincinnati. At the latter place she
illed position Of accompanist. -
Courier Journal.
Those who have known Mrs. holland
III her life. not only congratulate the
chool that has her as a musical direc-
or, but the parents whose children
,ome in contact with such such
christian lady. whose precept
md example will mean as much AS the
music lessons.
Lancaster is justly proud of such a
apable woman as Mrs. holland,