The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-03
Mr.. r. Booker Wilkerson is recuper.
ating at Crab Orchard Springs.

Miss Eliza Lunsford IL at home afte
several months stay in Cincinnati.
Mrs. K. thinner is visiting relative
and friends in Cincinnati and Pomero,
Ohio.
Miss Ellen Palmer, who was recent,
thrown from her buggy and seriously
injured. is able to be up again.
Mrs. J. T. Purdy returned to hel
home at MiIlersburg yesterday after 4
pleasant visit to Misses Mary and Jan,
Doty.
Mr.. NJ. Arnold. Of Columbia, S. G.
has been the guest for the past week
of his mother. Mrs. Joe Arnold, OF
Danville street.
Miss Florence Johnson was the era.
cious and vivacicns young hostess at ar
elaborate 6 o'clock dinner given in com.
pliment to Miss Carolyne Allen of La.
grange.
Ms. John ID. lierndon and handsome
young son. Thomas Rankin. are here
from Madison county, the guest Of Mrs
Herrdon's parents, Mr. and Mrs 7. c.
Rankin.
Miss Lillian Cochran and visitor. Miss
Akers of near EIizabethtown. visited
Mrs. w. S. Fish. of Stanford, who
complimented them with handsome 5
O'Clock dinner.
Miss Jessie Beagle who has been the
popular guest for several weeks Of Miss
Carrie Belle Romans left Tuesday to
visit friends in Hustonvile before
returning to her home in Georgetown.
Miss May Akers left Wednesday to
join camping party Of II young people
who will participate in an outing Of
holland River. While the guest of Miss
Lillian Cochran she was honoree at a
number of social affairs.
Mr.. Sloan Eastand, of Harrodsburg,
known by every body and liked ty more.
was in our city last Tuesday. He was
accompanied by two charming young
ladies' Miss Cecil Dalton. of Harrods-
burg and Miss Kate Graham Thompson,
of Columbia, 5. c.
| Miss Salhe Anderson of MaLse, is
much improved in health after an oper-
alton and two weeks stay at the Dam
willie Hospital. She is now with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Conn of this city. after spending few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Floyd Nc
Carly IN Danville.
Mrs. Raymond Haselden, Miss Jane
lIaselden. Master Louis Haseden, Mrs.
Malcolm Adridge and Miss Virginia
Aldridge left Wednesday for Dripping
Springs where they expect to spend the
month of August partaKing of the
| health-giving water at that Unknown
resort Mr. Haselden will 90 almost
every evening to the Springs to be with
his family.
Mr.. Wallace Cotton was the gallant
Young host at handsome party given
HIM by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Cotton. at their attractive residence
on Lexington Avenue Tuesday evening;
| brilliant illumination. handsome house
furnishings. elaborate decorations, and
most delectabe course of refresh
menrs made the happy occasion one
long to be remembered by the junior
bellies and beauX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conn of Rich.
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McCarty of
Danvlle. Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Conn of
Paint Lick, Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Creech
of Hyatsville, Mrs. W. Z. Anderson
and children of Paint Lick, Mrs. ii. l..
Morgan and children of Clay county.
Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Conn. Messrs John and Frank
Conn OF Lancaster We're present at the
Conn reunion Sunday.
On last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. r. |.
Burton entertained at an elaborate
course dinner at their beautiful country
home on Lexington pike. Those pres
ent We're. Miss Bessie Burton of De-
catur III. Misses Woods of Lexington,
Misses Lena Schooler and Ida Rainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. ScEoCler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Hotzclaw, Messrs W. B.
Burton of Lancaster. Herbert Ellis of
Wilson n. c. and Robt Fox of Marks
bury.
Mrs. John VI. Mount presided at "A
beautifully appointed dinner given at
high noon on last Friday, covers hay
ing been placed tor the following:
Mesdames John Nichols. Samuel Mich
OLE, Dudley Bryant, Banks Hudson and
Logan Wood. of DanyIle, Mrs. K. b.
Spindle Of Norfolk Va, Mrs. William
Farnau and Mrs Elkin of this city. A
number of Lancaster friends were in
ylted to call ON the DanyiIle diners dur
ing the afternoon.
A delightful social affair was given
at the home of Mrs. Thomps Hill at
Hyattsyille. on last saturday evening.
The social was given the newly organ-
zed Christian Endeavor Society" at
that place. and about fifty young peo-
pile responded to their invitations. The
honse was artistically decorated in
orange and white. Delicious ices We're
served in the dining room. where the