The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-02-27

80 dbEttdDly " EtHnOutllnR, the
neighbors are taking notice.. Mrs
Joe Francis has already made ar
engagements for a glasscd in porch and
other interesting features for her
home.
Mrs. W. s. Bourne has returned TO
her home near Lancaster after
months stay with her daughter, Mrs
John Underwood. who is i'll. Misses
Margaret Cook and Marjorie Kevil,
of X. c. W, were the week end guests
Of Miss Mary May Walker at Paint
Lick. -Danville Advocate.
Dr. and Mrs. b. A. Dawes enter
tanned at an elegant six o'clock din
nCr, Wednesday at their suburban
home on the Lexington pike. The
table had fer It's center piece a cut
glass vase filed with flowers and five
courses was served. Twelve guests
were present It was a most enjoy
able affair.
Mr. and Mrs c. r. Henry enter
tanned q number Of friends and rela-
tivcs Sunday, in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Wards 10th wedding An
nivcfsary. The bountifu dinner CON
sisting of turkey, Obi ham and many
other delcacies were greatly enjoyed,
and all left wishing Mr.. and Ms
Ward many more years Of nappy we'd
led life.
Our good friend, Mr. j. W PUN
/ phrey rounds out sevcnty-nine years
tomorrow Mr. Humphrey is not 40
I years old but 20 years young. lie
was born and reared in this county,
has always been an industrious, up
right citizen and the Record joins his
numerous friends in congratulating
! him upon passing another milestone
in life's journey. enjoying health and
I happiness and wishing him many re-
turns Of his natal day
Mrs +. c. Gaines gave a beautiful
/ Valentine luncheon to a few friends
at her home on Maple avenue in hon
or of Mrs. c. D. Strother. The table
was prettily decorated in red hearts
and green foliage. The place cards
were valentines. The color scheme
of red and green were carried out in
all courses. 1t was most charming
affair. The guests present were,
Mrs. J. A. Royston, Mrs. II. S. Hud-
son, Mrs. c. II. Strother. Misses
Martha and Helen Gill, Misses Jane
and Mary Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell p. Brown, of
! Bryantsville, spent Sunday with their
Parents, DR.. and Mrs f. J. Brown.
Miss Jennie Higgins, superintendent;
Of the Garrard county schools, was
the weekend guest of her cousin,
Mes Minnie Woods The many
friends of Mrs. ". II. Porter are glad
to see her out again aftera months
Illness Misses Jennie and Charlotte /
Warren are spending the day with
their aunt. Miss Jennie Duncan, at
Lancaster. Mrs. Thomas Phillips was
taken i'll with flu while in Louisville .
last week and has not been able to |
return home. Mrs. H. J. McRoberts, /
her mother, is at her bedside and it 4
Is hoped that she will soon be able to .
return with her. Mr.. JIM. Metcalf, |
who recently moved to this place from
Lancaster, is an all round man. He .
is not only a surveyor and an optic
ian, but is a registered pharmacist,
as well. He is at present connected |
with the Lincoln Pharmacy, Embry
and Brown, proprietors, Interior
journal.
The birthday party AT the Womans
Club rooms Thursday evening, was
one of the largest and most brilliant
gatherings in society this season.
The decorations were in exquisite
beauty and taste, all in National col ,
ors and every detail was most charm
ingly arranged. The same color was
carried out in the refreshments. The
fruit salad was nodded like large
red cake and decorated with seven
tiny silk flags to represent the seven
persons the party was given in honor
of. Pimento sandwiches and coffee
were also served. A most interest
ing program was given, Rev. II. S.
Hudson presided in his usual manner
of ease and grace and introduced
each speaker, who gave five minute
talks on the following persons.
Rev j. X. Moorman-Lincoln,
Prof. p, II. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Rev. Washington, L
Mr.. Henley Bastin-Lowell,
Hon, K. II. Eddson.
Rev. c. d. Srrother-Longfello '
Rev. II. S. Hudson-Mrs. Kaufman J
whose birthday comes Feb, 2Sth, and I