The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-19

Angelo, Texas, arrived this week and
are the guests Of their parents Mr. and
Mrs James Burnside. on the Richmond
road.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson returned to her
home in Bowling Green last week after
a months visit to her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. J, X. Mount. She was occom-
panies home by her sister, Miss Joan
Mount.
Mrs. Pierce Butler, of Louisville
and Mrs. Cliff Anderson and Miss
Amelia Yerkes Of Danville, were with
Mrs. Frank Marksbury Friday. taking
dinner with her and looking over some
Of the family burying grounds in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Lula johnson entertained at a
six O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening, in
honor of Mrs. X. Lackey, of Kansas
City. Beside the guest of honor. those
present were: Mesdame S. ID. Cochran,
Victor Lear. William Elliot. Harry
Tomlinson and Steven Walker.
Miss Mary May Walker is entertain
| ing at delightful house-psrt Misses
Alma Boggis, Doris Nazar, LuliIe Ma
Ear, Mary Manley, Gertrude Wallace
and Mary Schneik. Misses Minnie May
Robinson and Katie Barnes Dickerson
have also been with them part of the
time.
Mrs. William Garrigue, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Conn. left Saturday for New
York City. where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. katherine Conn Tinsley.
Master Harold Tinsley accompanied
her and will spend two weeks with his
mother.
William Jennings BRYAN Sanf ord,
known by his friends here as Peg
has Just been married to Miss Eliza
beth Host, at Burlington Iowa, SO he
writes his father of this city. Peg"
holds nice position in the Hotel Dunn,
at Burlington and his friends here wish
him well.
Mr. o. X. Carpenter has the sympathy
of his many friends, in the death of his
brother, which occurred at his home in
Red Rock, Oklahoma. Mr. Carpenter
was called to his bedside several weeks
ago and it was thought he was improv.
ing until last Saturday evening when
he changed for the worst and passed
peacefully away.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Munday. formerly of this county,
will receive with interest the marriage
of their daughter, Martha Einor, to
Mr.. John w. Davis. of Starkville Miss.
on July Sth, at the elegant home of the
brides parents. Mr.. Davis is one of
the most successful business men of
the South. while the bride is one of
Ky's fairest girls and is quite talented
along many lines.
Messrs Kinnaird Dorton and Charlie
Holcomb, formerly of this county but
recently of Lexington, have just offer
ed their services to their country and
enlisted at Lexington. They visited the
following friends and relatives here
last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Speaks
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pollard. Misses Clode
Bell Speaks, Angie and Hannah Bourne,
Mrs. Nose Dorton. Mr.. Albert Dorton,
all at the home of Mrs. G. B. Huffman.
The following was taken from
Shelby n. c. paper and will be of in
terest to our readers;
"On last Thursday evening about
thirty of Shelby's Younger set enjoyed
most delightful moonlight picnic at
Cleveland Springs, the event being in
honor of two charming Shelby visitors,
Miss Mary Lee Lear of Ky. guest of
her sister. Mrs. Mack Wilkins, gnd
Miss Mary Lefar of Gastonia. guest of
Miss Millicent Blanton. "A charm
ing'hospitaity of last Week was the
morning party which Mrs. Mack Wiki
ms extended in honor of her sister,
Miss Mary Lee Lear. of Kentucky. on
last Friday at 1890 O'Clock. The
Wilkins home on West Marion street
was most attractivelv decorated in
lovely garden flowers and delightful
morning was spentby the twenty-five
fortunate guests in the merry game of
rock. After cards were
laid aside, tempting course luncheon
was served.