The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-23

H Mrs. Pendleton Cox has returned
from Danville, where she visited Mn.
Walter Cox and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam q. Newton, Of
Buryin. spent q few days with rela.
tives in Carrard county.
Mrs. Turner. Mrs. J. y. Elmore
and Miss Mary Mae Walker were visi-
tors in Lexington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brickey visi.
ted Mr.. and Mrs. John Nave at Camp
Nelson Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Creech. Lucy Rose and
Joe Blumsche. Of Richmond. have
been recent visitors in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Pendergrass
and daughter. Of Bris,ow, KY, WISH
ted his mother. Mrs. Minca Fender.
grass at Dca,svillc las, week.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson. who has
charge Of the trimming department
81 n millinery shop in Mt Vernon,
has been a recent visitor Of her moth
, er. Mrs. Pat,ie Anderson.
Mr. v r. Brickey. who has been
confined TO his home with Lagrippe
for several days has returned TO Cor
, bin. where he will take up his work
with the l.. a ~ Railroad.
! Mr. VI. A. Henning. Of Lexington,
has joined his wife here for stay
Of a week nj Mrs J. e. Robinson's.
Mr.. Henning will also attend TO bust
~.
Miss Evangeline Van Arsdall and
George Adams. both 81 this city, were
married in Lancaster Friday. Both
young people are quite popular and
their many friends extend congratu-
lstions. Richmond Register
Miss Helen Gill lef, Wednesday
for Los Angeles. Calf, where she
will spend several weeks with her
aunt. Mrs. Clement Bassett. who has
been quite III since the death Of her
husband. Her many friends are glad
to know she is slowly improving.
J Mrs. Joe Robinson. who has been
in the Danville and Boyle County
Hospital for an operation for tonsili-
tbs has returned home.--Mrs. Loris
Soper arrived in Danville las, night
10 be present at the funeral of Mrs.
Adams. who died in Denver. and
! whose remains will be carried TO Lam
eester. and Mrs. Guy Jones
have returned from Lancaster. where
they went 20 attend the funeral Of
their uncle. Mr.. Frank Hubble
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Walker were
called TO Lancaster last night by the
! death Of his sister. Mrs Samuel Cot
ton.--Danville Messenger.
Miss Mary Mae Walker delightful
~ contributed TO the social affair Of
the week when she entertained a
number Of friends with "a bridge par
, ~ at her suburban home on Rich
: mond road in honor Of Mrs. Turner.
Of Mississippi. A profusion Of fall
flowers and greenery added much to
the attractivencss Of the room. AZ
ter the enjoyable game a handsome
~ appointed repast was served.
The guests were Miss Joan Mount
Mrs. Harry Rice, Mrs J. +. Elmore.
Mrs. Jonn Scott. Mrs Burton Stapp.
Mrs. Robert knnaird. Mrs. Joe Price.
Mrs Virgil kinnaird. Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Elijah Ford, Misses Martha and
Helen Gill.
There was a very interesting meet
ing Of the Woman's Club Thursday
AFTERNOON al the rooms on Lexington
avenue. Mrs. T. Il. Bourland. the
president. was in the chair. and the
minutes read by the secretary. Mrs.
G.. A. Abbott. After the business
session. Mrs Guy Davidson had
charge Of the program. her subjec,
bening the grand opera, Rigoletto by
Verdi. Several selections from the
opera were played ON the victrola and
a duet was sung by Mrs. G.. A. Alb.
bolt and Mrs. Clinton Basin. whose
voices were beautiful and most ex-
pressive and Miss Mary Davis played
with even more than her usual abil.
i,y as a pianist. There were about
forty members present and they
showed enthusiastic appreciation Of
the program.
In renewing for her paper. Mrs. s.
II. Rout writes from Portland. Ore
gon; I'VE have moved to our home
mere in Portland and always welcome
the dear old Record.