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

Rev and Mrs. Harry Hudson was
called to Flemingsburg by the death
Of Rev. Hudson's sister
Friends % Mr.. J. W. Sweeney. are
glad 90 see him out again after a
three weeks seige with pneumonia.
Mr. Sam Morgan returned TO his
home in Denver. Colo. after a few
weeks stay with his father. MIR. G. a.
Morgan.
Mr. Mcclellan Teatcr. o. New
castle. Penn. Is the guest % his pars
ents, Mr. and Mrs Mead Teater on
Lexington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs J. VI. Richards, Of
Danvile were the weekend guests
o. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Bourne and
family.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at
the home 81 Mrs Luther Gibbs In
"Hill Court" Mrs. W. H. Burton
had charge 81 the program
One 81 the prcttiest events of the
week was the tea which Mrs. Virg
kinnaird gave Wednesday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. harrington King
West ~ Lexington. Virginia, the
guest % her daughter Mrs Robert
Kinnaird. The home was decorated
with spring howers Salad sand
witches and tea were served. Mrs.
Robert kinnaird and Miss Winifred
West assisted IN the Inequalities.
Those invited were Mrs. W o Rig
ney Mrs T. " Morrow Mrs. Ilar-
rictt White. Mrs. Luther Gibbs. Mrs.
y. J. Walker. Mrs. J H. Kinnaird.
Mrs Emma HigVinbotham. Mrs. J.
" Elmore and Miss Kate kinnaird.
Terra Haute NcwsJ
The social calender for Terre
IIaute has listed some unusually i'm
portant events 90 local society this
season. one Of the largest and most
delightful II which was the beauti-
ful church wedding yesterday eve
ming ~ Ms. Efie Maud Miller.
daughter Of Mr. Henry Cas- Miller
~ South Center street, and Joe Har-
NJ, West. son ~ Mr. and Mrs " +.
West ~ Lancaster ny. The First
Methodist church was the scene %
the ceremony. which was attended
by several hundred friends and rela-
tiyes. including many guests from
out ~ town. The nuptial VOWS were
heard AZ $50 o'clock by the Rev. W
n Hickman. who read the ring cere-
mony.
The church. with festive decora-
tlons % grccncry, was illuminated
entirely by candle light. White
tapcrs were PLACID in the candelabras.
which are at intervals around the
balcony Quantities ~ southern
smilaN banked the walls and entwin-
ed the pillars % the church. while
sprigs % spring greencry and bou-
quets u white flowers hung from the
balcony Pink and silver-the we'd
ding colors-wcre predominant IN
the church decorations. as well a. in
the costumes ~ the attendants
Following the ceremony an elabor-
ate reception was held al the brides
home The rooms were effectively
decorated with quantities Of pink
roses IN silver vases. Lighted pink
tapcrs in silver holders furnished
illumination for the rooms a. well as
the table, where the members o. the
bridal party were seated \ large
cake. with icing q pink and white.
occupied the center. while AT each
cover were dainty silver cake boxes.
adorned with tiny pink rosebuds.
The members ~ the bridal party
were seated at one large table, while
covers were laid at smaller tables
for the relatives and few intimate
friends Of the bride and groom.
Ny. and Mrs West lef, immedi-
ately after the ceremony for the
south. where they will spend ten days
or two weeks. Upon their return |
they will be at home in Lancaster.
Ny. where Mr. West is in business
Mrs. West attended DePauw uni |
versity, where she was member Of
the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, For
the last few years she has been in
Tulsa. Okla. with her brothers. John /
II. and u. C. Miller She is a charm
ing and talented young woman and /
Is popular in her large circle Of
friends.