The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

Mrs. James NJ. stapp and bright
littlu son. James Jr.. Of Lexington,
are the guests Of Mrs. Roy Schooler
and other friends this week.
Miss Viola Passe. Of Louisville.
will arrive Friday. TO be the honor
guest Of pretty little Miss Willie
Allene. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Ross Basin. on Hill Court They
will be entertained Saturday at n
beautiful dinner in honor % the little
Misses fourth birthday.
Miss Myrtle 7. Estes and Mr.. y.
Brakeman. both ~ Rirksville, were
married Monday afternoon. Dec. 20.
by Rev. h. A. Dawes az his home in
Bryantsville After the ceremony
the happy couple spent several days
in Lexington. and are now receiving
heartiest congratulations and good
wishes from their host Of friends a,
their home in Kirksville Richmond
Register.
On Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J..
Il. Kinnaird entertained with n
neighborhood party in honor Of Mrs.
Robert kinnaird. The entire lower
floor Of the pretty home was arts
,ically decorated with plants. palms
and ferns A delicious salad course
was served Mrs. Virgil kinnard
and Mrs. Lige Tord assisted IN the
pleasant duties Of the afternoon
Mrs. kinnaTd's guests numbered
about thirty, who enjoyed the after
noon. Il being one Of the most charm
ing events 81 the week.
Miss Francis Long entertained
with an enjoyable picture show party
on Saturday evening. After the
show delightful luncheon was serv-
ed at the kenghrlan Hotel. The
happy event was to celebrate Miss
Francis twelfth birthday The fol
lowing were presen, TO enjoy the
evening with her: Dorothy Dunlap,
Ida Burnside. Margaret Thompson.
Evelyn Tucker. Georgetta Walker.
Matte Mae Hubbell. Georgia Moore.
Mary Lee Dunn. Mittic Dunn and
Elsie Hatfield
Lieut.. John =. white. Centre 'i6.
was singularly honorcd last week
when he was selected as aide to Ad-
miral Jellieo. during the leader Of the
English fleets visit in Washington
City. Admiral Of the fleet Niccount
Jellico gained worldwide recogni-
ton when he commanded the Grand
Fleet on November 1916. at the Bat
tie Of Jutland. lie arrived in Wash
ington last Sunday and spent three
days in the Capital. Numerous lun-
cheons. dinners and receptions were
rendered him during his stay
Lieut. White. who is in the Naynl
Intelligence Office. was appointed TO
the honor post by the U. =. y. Ad-
mirals IN charge Of the ceremonies.
-Danville Advocate.
Lieut.. White is the son Of Mrs.
Jennie Faulkner White. well known
in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. j. n Sanders of
Hubble. entertained in honor Of the
bride and groom, Mr.. Charles A. San
ders and wife, Sunday. with a sly
course menu. which was served IN
approved style. The table had for is
center piece. beautiful cut glass
bowl ON pedestal. filled with delicious
fruit The house was attractive with
decorations IN palms and brides
roses and lilies Of the valley. Tn,
color scheme Of pink and white was
used throughout the six course menu
Those partakiEg Of the bounteous re-
past we're Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hill
Of Danville. Mr. and Mrs ]. r. Dick
erson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanders
Mr.. and Mrs Smiley Hill. Mn. Nor
gan sutton. Mrs. $. NJ. Spoonamore
Mrs. A. NJ. Luce. Mrs. Sallie Sanders
Miss Layerne Dickerson.Mr. Rudolph
Dickerson, Miss Ruth Dickerson. MIR
William Diekerson, Jr.. Miss Add,
Criscilhs, Rev. Frank finder. Mis-
Stella Sanders. Mr.. Rogers, buyel
for the American Tobacco Company
Miss Willie Sanders. Mr.. T. J. Price
Miss Gladys frisbie. MIR. Joe kav
anaugh. Miss Lucy SpoonAmore. Mis-,
Daisy Brooks Sanders. Misses Ercel
and Johnstta Sanders II was AZ
enjoyable affair and greatly enjoyed
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