The central record., 1921-11-24


Miss Christine Stephenson Swope
entertained nineteen of her little
friends at birthday party at her
hom. on Danville street. last Sa,ur-
day afternoon. she being twelve
years old. Pink and white were the
color scheme and Il was also carried
out In the ice cream and cakes.
The address given by Miss Helen
Hartman. Field Agent in Clothing.
from the University Of Kentucky. at
the Woman's Club Friday afternoon,
on Smaller Expenditure" was thor
oughly enjoyed by those present.
She told Of the easier ways ~ max
ing cloth.. and correct patterns
which was interesting She was u
well informed speaker
Tn. WOman's Club met Thursday
afternoon NJ IN. rooms on Lexington
avenue The house was called to
order by the vice president. Mrs W.
VI. Elliott. Mr.. W 4. Price was the
leader and gave a splendid talk on
Jacob" Thanksgiving afternoon
the club will NEE, at 4 o'clock in
stead Of 30. Mrs. Harry Hudson
will have charg. " the V.sp.r Ser
vices
Mrs W 4. Price and Miss Leavy
Dunn gave a birthday dinner Monday
IN. 2is,. at the home of Miss Dunn's
on Lexington avenue IN honor % the
birthdays of Mr.. Gus Patton Dunn.
Sr.. Mrs Gus Patton Dunn. Jr.. and
little John Patton Orrell. great
nephew Of Uncle Gus Dunn. Uncle
Gus was ~ years. Mrs. Dunn was
20 wears Of age and John I years
old The table was beautifully
adorned with whit. chrysanthemums
and tn. birthday cake Delicious
dishes were served Many good
wishes wcr. showered upon the guests
OF honor.
u. W. Mahan. Of Danville. who has
been travelling for the Bryan HInt
Co for many years has been mad.
member Of the firm and entered
upon his duties a. one of the mana
gers in the Office Of the company last
Monday morning He will bring his
family here about the iirs, Of the
year. Ne has been member Of
the Blue Grass Council almost since
its organization and the boys will be
glad TO have him here with them in
their meetings. William II.
Porter entertained delightfully."- with
party at her home on Richmond
road Thursday afternoon. The house
was decorated with chrysanthcmums
and ferns. 4 much enjoyed detail
Of the afternoon was the beautifully
arranged mt seal program given by
Miss Amy Dawes. violinis, Miss
Victoria Moody and Miss Frances
Porter. all VI Georgetown C,llege
A delicious buffe, supper was served
Lexington Herald.
An especially enjoyable affair took
place Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Leonard Miller. when she
and Miss Lillian Kinnaird enter
tanned with 'neighborhood" kitchen
and pantry shower in honor Of Mrs.
Dave Thomas, who has recently gone
TO house keeping at the Mcwhorter
residence on Danviile avenue The
rooms were decorated with potted
ferns and vines. The table in the
dining room had beautiful arrange
ment Of ferns and chrysanthemums
and pink shaded lights. Delicious
and wafer. were dispensed
during the afternoon. The guests
were Mrs. W. T. West. Miss Bette
West, Mrs. q. c Walker. Mrs. Mary
Logan. Mrs. John Miller. Mrs W
:. Carrier. Miss Ruth Carrier. Mrs. /.
Jack Casey, Mr.. Ike Hamilton. Miss
Bcrniee Champ. Nis, Will. Sanders. .
Miss Mary Davis. Miss Joyce Syler. 4
Mrs. Joe Francis. Mis-. Christine San 4
iers. Mir. Mae Hughes holland. Mrs. /
!. eais Landram. Mrs. Stanley He
ron. Miss Lucille l.ackey. Mrs Pres
rott Brown, Miss Kate Hinnsird and
Mrs. b. h. Bourlanj.
On Tuesday, Nov -. the country
home Of Mr. and Mrs J. VI. Edward
1t Marcellus, was an unusual seen.
n Kentucky hospitality and good
'heer The celebration was in honor
Il Mr.. Edwards birthday. and words
'ail To express the immensity Of the
occasion. The whole house was
decorated in ferns and
link and white cut foweys. The din
ng room being the center Of attrac-
ion. was artis,iealiy decorated in
erns and pink and white ehrysanthe-
aumx The centerpieca for the ,