The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-30

Mrs. Harry G.. Crutchfeld spent
Saturday in Danville with her neice
Mrs. Charles Rochrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hiatt and
Mrs. Belle Hiatt of Stanford, and Mr..
Harry Hiatt and Mr. Richard Orr of
Bowling Green, spent Monday with
MIR. and Mrs Harry G. Crutchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. lImmer leave this
week for Benton Harbor Mich, where
they expect to locate They will be
accompanied by Miss Mary Kist, who
has been with them here for num-
Der Of years. They leave with the
best wishes of lots of friends, whom
they haveall made during thier stay
in Lancaster. They will take charge
of the Dwan Hotel at Benton Harbor.
Mr.. A. ID. Bradshaw left yesterday
for Smithshire Illinois, to remain for
several months. He will return in
the early part of the year and pre-
pare for another big Aberdeen-An-
gus sale to be held in Louisville on
February Goth. Next July he tells
US he will hold "humdincer" sale in
Lancaster, when some of the finest
blood of this strain that ever went
under the hammer will be sold
Mrs. Loula c. johnson entertained
Sunday evening at dinner party in
honor of her daughter, Miss Florence
johnson. The table was beautifully
decorated and the affair was a most
delightful one. Those present were
Misses Mamie Stormes Dunn, Ann
Bracket Owens, Martha Buchanan,
Allene Fratman, Messrs Bradley
Bourne, Gus Dunn. I. J. Price, Willie
Mac Elliott, Billy Mason and Allen
Johnson.
Miss Fannie Bishop is disposing of
some Of her effects including some
furniture and bric-a-brac Of bygone
days and delightfully."- quaint engrav-
ings and prints. In handmade
frame of the period is picture of
Jefferson Davis and the members of
his cabnet-an interesting decora-
ton for the rooms of some chapter
of the U. ID. c. There is also U.
S. Cartridge case carried by the
Union Soldier Of 81, which would
worthily occupy place in a cabinet
of relics in some of the club rooms
of our own town.
Mrs. Loula c. Johnson will give a
dinner Friday evening at her home
on Richmond Avenue in honor of the
wedding party of Miss Florence
johnson and Mr.. Bradley Bourne,
whose marriage will take place Sat
urday evening at s o'clock at the
Christian church. The following
compose the party, Misses Mamie
Stormes Dunn, Florence Brown, of |
Paducah, Thelma Wright, of Gym
thiana, Dodo Bourne, Edna Berkele,
bridesmaids; Robert Kinnaird, Allen
johnson, Paul Elliott. Glass Carrier,
Tom Elmore, keevil Wallingford, of 1
Cynthiana, ushers; Mr., Robert Byers,
of Lexington, best man; Mr., Iris
Chandler, of Corydon. soloist; Miss
Amy Dawes, violinist. and Mrs. May
Hughes holland, organist.
The wedding plans of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Lear and Major Franklin
Mckenzie Dawson United States
Army Retired, of Chicago. Illinois,
will take place November 10Th at 4
p. NJ. at the Paint Lick Presbyterian
church the Rev DR.. Telford of Rich
mond, officiating. Miss Alma Hays
Lear, sister Of the bride will be the
maid Of honor, and the brides maids
will be Miss Bessie Moore of Augusta
Georgia, Miss Katherine Mccall, of
Boston. Mass Miss Helen Morris of
Louisville Miss Hilary Melton Of
Matrons Of honor,
Mrs. Charles II. knight of Louisville
and Mrs. Z. c. Lisle, Winchester.
Col ID. c. Dawson of Washington ID.