The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-16

Mrs. Susie Curtis. Of Crab Orchard.
j. the guest 81 Mrs. james Conn.
Mrs. W. y. Wet. Of Dixon. Ky.
has been the CUES: this week 81 her
sister. Miss Bette West.
Mrs Charles Dcnmsn. o. Nicholas
VILE. i the guest Of her uncle. Mr..
/ " illiam Lear and Mrs. Lear
Mr.. James finder. Of Birmingham.
Ala. was in the city few days last
week. hte guest " her sister, Mrs. D.
=. Robinson.
Mrs. Robert Turiey has gone for
visit To her sisters Misses Mary and
Charlie Gilmore in North Carolina.
She will return to Lancaster TO con
tinuc her visit before returning to
Panama.
Announcement u made 81 the birth
Of little son TO Mr.. and Mrs. David
Chenault Elmorc. ~ Wichita Falls,
Texas. lie was born Wednesday
morning at the Shclbyvillc Hospital
and has been named David Chenault
Elmorc. Jr. Mr. Elmore was form
crly Miss Beard. % Shelbyville. and
Mr. Gilmore was reared in Lancaster
many friends here being interested in
the news.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Underwood
and Mrs Clarence Withers. Of Parks
VILE were in Lancaster Sunday To at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Underwood :
aunt. Mrs. Jennie Griffn.-M Miss
Katherine Bourne and Mr.. and Mrs
j. W Bourne attended the funeral
o. Mrs. Jennie Griffin at Lancaster
| yesterday -- Friends u Capt. Cam
King will regret 10 know now ~ Mrs.
King Is. She Is in Louisville hos
pital, and he = ~ at his home.
Capt. and Mrs King have many
friends here who will b. deeply
gricvcd to hear this distressing news.
-Danville Messenger.
Capt Cam King - the brother %.
Mrs. J. &. Williams Of this city.
The Rev. lu. william =. Barton,
minister and writer Of Oak Park. H.,
who was a receni visitor 10 Louis.
Vile collaborating with member.
% the Filson Glib TN an effort 10
locate the grave Of the grandfather
o. Abraham Lincoln 10 an uncle Of
Mrs. Russell Crumlin. 81 Lancaster
he having been brother ~ her
mother. the late Mr.. G.. NJ. Patter,
son. Dr Barian has recently publish.
ed a life Of Clara Barton. who was
his relative. which has been highly
commended by reviewers. Some
thing 81 the spirit 81 philAnthrophy
Of her kir~vumsm OF Red Cross
fame was shared Us Mr.. Patterson
whose sympathy and liber, lity to
I those who knew her Mrs Patterson
was very proud Of Ter brothers liter.
AIRY success. and visited him a number
Of times at az homs IN Oak Park.
Mr. and Mr.. William Lear. ~
Lexington road. We're al home TO a
I few relatives SSndsy al a dinner par
I ~ in celebration Of Mr. Lcar's sew
entieth birthday. The home was
decorated in red and white carnations
and the table decorations and the
menus were also IN red and white IN
20 far As was possible \ huge
white birthday cake tapped by seven
~ white and red glowing birthday
candles formed the center piece,
surrounded by red heart iced cakes
with seventy iced on them. An
elaborate dinner Of seven courses
waf served Mr. Lear is one 81 the
most highly respected citizens in the
county and the cake was cut with
good wishes for his further happiness
aNN WttiN lfNhIuN nf Aut NaNs ff
following partook Of the feast and
enjoyed the day 70 the fullest Mrs.
Bessie Duddcrar, of Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Lear and chill
drvn. Mr. and Mrs. Rose Basin and
little daughter, Willie Allene. DR..
and Mrs y. c. Rose and little son. o.
Bryantsville.
Mrs. William Robinson Cook and
Miss Emily Lctcher were hosts yes
terday al a beautiful reception at the .
home Of Mrs. Cook. on T.. Lexington .
avenue, from three 20 Eve. Mrs. .
Cook and Miss Letcher received the I
guests in the drawing room. which /
was made most attractive with bas-
kets Of Spring flowers and pots Of
begonia. The hall and living room
had quantities Of 'onquils that spoke /
a joyous welcome, and made every
one feel that il was good 10 be there.
The dining table wore a most elegant
cloth done in an elaborate iillet pat.
tern and had as a center piece, a !