Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
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Weddings of People You Know Here
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BRoUsHToN-JAcoBY.


BRoUsHToN-JAcoBY.
About so guests including a number
from out Of town were present Wednes.
day evening at the pleasant home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Jacoby, southeast of Abilene, the
occasion being the marriage of Miss
Anna l.. Jacoby and Mr.. Richard L.
Broughton OF this city. The bride and
groom are among Abilene's finest
young people, the former having been
for some years one Of the city's teach
ers and the groom being leading bus
mess man, senior partner of the firm
of Broughton Bros. The arrange
ments were all of the most tasteful de-
scription and the evening was much
enjoyed. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. B. D. Walker and the
bridal couple were attended by Mr..
Willis JaeebY, brother. of the bride, and
Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss Mary Hois-
ingtoaJ presided at the piano The
brides dress was of white silk with
train while the groom was, of course, in
black. T After the ceremony an elegant
and elaborate wedding supper was
served and the evening was spent in
congratulations etc. The presents
were numerous and costly and showed
the esteem, in which the young people
are held. Mr.: and Mrs Broughton left
at noon yesterday for Clay Center to
visit Mr.. BIS parents. The will return
Saturday and tase. up their residence
in rooms at the SsweH house on West
Fifth street.
KINNEY-ADAMS.
The Methodist church was the scene
of a pleasant wedding yesterday morn
ing when at II o'clock Mr.. Henry Kin
ney and Miss Maud Adams, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Adams, were
made-husband aud-wife by Rev W. H.
Zimmerman. There were large num-.
Der ofinYited guests present and the
ceremony WAS tasteful and pleasant.
About,35 especially invited friends and
relatives partook Of wedding dinner
at the brides parents home on South
Cedar after the ceremony. In the af-
ternOOn the newly married couple
went to their future home on the
groom's farm near Terrapin lake. The
presents received were: -t-..
AIva Mutt, fine engraving.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. johnson, fruit dish.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Mahan, clock
Jennie Myers, hand-painted pin cushion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman and amily, tea cas-
ter.
Emma Curtis, celery glass.
Mrs. Fry and Ella Campbell, embroidered
table scarf.
Frank Phillips, silver butter knife.
Ollie and Martha Barry, Junction City,
tea caster.
rssBerry, Junction C;ty, cream pitcher.
Mrs. mira Curtis, preserve dish.
Eva Adams, SCI gold band cups and sau. ers
and silk embrOid red handkerchitf.
Maggie wood. Marion, linen towel.
Mr.. and MIS-. DunIope, Detroit, Kuns.,
pieced log cabin bed quilt.
Mr.. McCarty, Chapman, LsRs., yTamid
cake. ------.---.-----.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gibson, fruit dish.
NJ. and Mrs. L. L. Merriheld, Tair linen
towels.
Mr. and Mrs. VIC. Hendrix pair linen
towels.
Mir. and Mrs D. NJ. Merrid, Id, tea castor.
Mr.. and Mss. VIM. Campbell, pair linen
towels. -'-.i--
Franz. Adams, $1,000
Carrie Bell, set linen napkins.
Abe-Kenneyr parlor heater.
Miss Etter chair heat rest.
srHoit N, pair linen towels.
E. Hale, Denver, Colo, silver sugar
spoon. ,.-
Mrs, Hale, bed spread a.d hand painted |
lamberquin.
Anna Wallace, Norton, Kas., set silver tea |
spoons with engraved eniti7ls
DR.. steelsmith, sea4,rass satin-lined work
basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. VS.. Anderson, set silver tel
spoons.
Jessie and Lizzie Anderson, pair linen
and Mrs. D. Higgins, glass dish and set
napkin rings -...
Mr.-Rnd Mrs. D. o. D inIspI pair linen tow
els and iron kettle cleaner.
eva BARNUSI- COOKE.
Miss Grace Cooke, formerly one of
Dickinson county's bright teachers,
was married Christmas eve to E. NJ.
Barnum, of Hennessey, Ok, at the
residence Of the brides parents near
Hennessey.
-l,. ..BOWERS-STAUCH-
At the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents on North Buckeye Christmas eve,
Mr.. D, E, Bowers, of Denver, Colo,
and Miss Mary E. Stauch were made
husband and wife, Rev. G. J. Schu-
macher officiating. The newly married
couple will go to Denver to reside.
Skipped Unceremeniously.
Special to THE REFLECTOR