The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. Ira j. Holtzclaw en-
tertained last Thursday in honor of
Mr and Mrs. +. c. Peoples Of Louisa.
\ delightful time was spent.
Miss Angie Kinnaird entertained
Tues lay evening at her home on
Maple avenue with an informal dance
n honor Of her brother, Major Virgil
Ninnaird and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Wood burnside, Mr..
and Mrs Weslcy Diekerson, Misses
Lucille Lackey, Mary and Carrie Reid
and roall DickoIscn enjoyed de-
ightful swiEmir,g party lno moon
light picnic at DIX River tuesday
evening
M Margaret Elliott gave tc-
ligh,ful little afternoon par:y -
fourteen Of her frients IN honor of
her house guest, Miss Elizabeth West.
Of Cleveland Teas Refreshments
were served and croqaet was toe
game of the afternoon.
Mrs. W. X Cook entertained with
a beautiful luncheon, complimentary
to Major and Mrs, Virgil Kinnaird.
on Thuruday evening at her home on
the Danville pike. The house and
table had for decorations lovely sum-
mer flowers A delicious menu was
served.
Miss Alberta Anderson CAV. an
enjoyable twilight picnic in honor Of
Miss Harry kinnaird, on Wednesday
evening Mrs. Pattic Anderson
chaperoned the crowd. A most de-
lightful lunch had been prepared BY.
the host and pleasant ,nme spent ut
the river
Miss Martha Ward Sweeney enter
tanned six of her girl friends in honor
of Miss Harry Kinnaird. Delightful
refreshments were served and Two
happy hours spent together. Those
present were Misses Mayme Stapp,
Laverne Dickerson, Virginia Be1z-
ley, Thelma Hamilton and JIIit
James Daniels.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs entertained
with most enjoyable dance on We'd
nesday evening at her suburban nome
in honor of Miss Carolyn Allen, OF
Lagrange. Flowers, ferns and palms
nlled the home Throughout, adding
mach to the beauty Of the party, The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by her mother. Mrs. Luther Gibbs
lees and cakes we're served.
One of the prettiest events of the
past week was the lawn party given
by Misses Kate and Lillian Kinnaird,
for their charming neice, Miss Harry
Kinnaird, of Middlesboro. Artistic
arrangements of flowers, plants,
ferns and japanese lanterns added to
the beauty Of the home and the oc-
easion. The hostesses were assisted in
entertaining by Misses Margaret
Hughes and Helen Elizabeth Sprague.
VINO presided at the frappe bowl
Ices. cakes and bonbons were served
More than fifty guests were present
Mss Mary Moore Crutcher Of
Georgetown entertained at the King
hotel in Crab Orchard. few eve
nings since in napur of Miss Emily
Quilting and Ne Ben Quilting Of
Georgetown. IA spacious dining
loom was beautifully decorated. the
color scheme be'rg white and pink.
Delicious ices and bonbons were
served, \ fine npsieal program was
enjoyed and a general good time
had. Miss Crueher was assisted by
Miss Ollie Williams and ali present
had pleasant evening. Those pres
ent were Miss Emily Quilting and MIR.
Ben Quilting Of Georgetown. Miss
Annie Laura Singleton Of kirgstown
s. c.. Misses Josephine Burnside.
Mayme and Lucille Stspp Of Lancas-
ter, Virginia and Shields Frichetcon.
Springs Hotel. Martha Wallace and
Curtis King Cover. Ollie Tye Will
liams and Mary Moore Cruehe. i
Interior Journal.