The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-10

Miss sula Tribble will leave Sat
urday 20 enter the Nurses Training
School, In Louisville.
Miss Susie Williams, one Of our
popular exchange girls. is taking her
vacation at her home in London.
Miss Sallie Lutz was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith in
Richmond for few days last week.
Mrs Thurusa Currey has returned
from a visit 10 her daughter. Mrs.
y. u. Gaines and Mr.. Gaines in Dan
Vile.
Mr.. W. l.. Lawson has returned
from Martinsville. where he spent
several weeks. lie Is very much
improved.
Miss Edna Berksle, who teaches
in Paducah. was called home by the
death Of her grandmother. Mrs Mary
Mullins Bcrkele.
Miss Ella Mae Mckinney. who
has been the attractive guest Of
Miss Sula Tribble has returned to
her home In Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Griggs and two
little daughters. Leota and Marie
were guests % Mr. and Mrs W. II.
Gulley. in Lancaster Saturday after
noon.
Mrs Joe Walker gave dinner
party Saturday at her home on Lex.
ington avenue. The table was dec
GRATED in spring flowers and a delici-
Gus course dinner served.
Mrs. Herbert Ellis and two chill
drcn. o. North Carolina. are ex-
pectcd this week for visit TO her
parents. Mrs. and Mrs. Arch Kava-
naugh. on Danville avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartsook. Of
indianapolis. have been spending a
few days in Garrard county. having
been called by the death Of Mrs
Hartsook's grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Berkele.
The young woman's Missionary
Society u the Christian church at
their regular meeting gave a social
hour complimentary to Mrs. II. v.
Bastin who j. soon 90 leave ior
Frankfort
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Greer, Miss
Sue Shelby Mason and Mr.. j. h.
Turner were in Lexington Tuesday
evening where they went to witness
the Musical Comedy, Irene" AZ
the oprea house. also Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott attended.
One Of the prettiest events Of the
week was the birthday party given
Tuesday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Scott. in honor Of Master
Arthur Earl Scott The house was
decorated in spring flowers and a
color scheme Of yellow and white
was carried out Delicious refresh
ments were served. Those who as
sisted in the Inequalities were Mrs.
A. T. Scott and Miss Susan Jennings.
Those present were Margerie and
Cecil Mcwhorter, Willie Frances
Ware. Christine Swope, Hazel Broad
dus. Lucy Bates, Sherley Denny,
Margaret, j. X. and Arthur Earl
Scott, Beattio Denny, William Car
rier. James Dorman Scale, Frank
Curtis Robinson, Thee. McWhorter
and Cecil Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Lear entertain
ed at 6 o'clock dinner Saturday eve
ming in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
v. Basin. Covers were laid for
twelve. The wellappointed menu
was interpreted with much merri-
ment and mirth. Mr.. Basin receiy-
ed in his usual happy manner such
wishes as the following:
What Stir in the town,
when the news went around,
That Mr.. Basin was sentenced to
the penn"
Judgment was rendered so quick
and so fast,
That not even a shadow was east.
His friends came TO his rescue,
But chance for an appeal were
few.
For dreams Of home and a man
sion at that,
With servants and eats and salary
fat
Is like the touch Of a Midas"
that comes 10 few,
There's hoping that all Of your
dreams will come true. -
The luncheon bridge party which
Mrs. J. r. Elmore gave Wednes-
day at her pretty home on Lexing-
ton avenue in honor Of Mrs. Bar