Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19
Social and Personal.

Brinkman OF Great Bend and Miss
Vera Jones Of Michigan. The spaci-
GUS yard was lighted with electric
lights and the decorations astors and
sunhowers. Miss ITALIA Johntz pre-
sided at the punch bowl and the even
ing was spent at whist, music and
dancing. Clark Baker favored the
company with some vocal selections.
Lunch was served at a late hour and
the occasion was one Of the pleasant
est Of the season. The guests.
Messrs. and Mesdames G. S. Up
shaw, c. N. Harger, E. c. Little, R.
|. Woods, J. A. Young, P. B. Wilmer,
H. L. Humphrey, P. Hurd, Geo. Rog-
ers, R. Guflin, Ralph Hoffman, EN-.
met Hoffman.
Misses Daisy Fenton, Loine Ball,
Eleanor Davis, Alice Sterl, Mary
Giles, Ethel Giles, Florence Gordon,
Pearl Johntz, ITALIA Johntz, Augusta
Dewey, Edith Haskell, Clara Case,
Claudia Strother, Rachel Malott,
Ida Upshaw, Pearl Brill, Rachel Hall,
Julia McInerney, Edna Anderson,
Vera Jones, Mabel Brinkman, Rea
Wilson, Anna Warfeld, Daisy Hotf.
man, Jennie Suffer, Jean Mead,
Mabel Cuthbert.
| Messrs. Sherwood Strother, b.
Gimmell, H. X. Humphrey, 0. Sterl,
W. Sterl, A. Ha-d, c. Forney, H.
Landes, H. Jacobs, c. Case, ". Nc
Inerney, H. J. Light, W. Davis. F.
Anderson, Ira Johntz, James Jchntz,
j. Brunt, Thad Hoffman, Clark
Baker, 0. Smith.
Mrs. Stambaugh, Mrs, Alexander
Mrs. c. NJ. Harger entertained
about 80 ladies at two receptions,
this week, one Wednesday afternoon
and one Friday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Seelye returned
home from their trip to Buffalo and
other eastern points.
A young lady visiting in town
wears real Paris.made gowns and
the Abilene girls like the styles so
well they will probably import few,
Miss Julia Mclnerney who made a
success in Frank Daniels Opera Co.
last season has decided not to accept
a hattering offer to join the company
this year.
Mrs, G. N. Coggeshall returned
from Topeka where she accompanied
Miss Maude Rogers who attends
Bethany college this year.
Mrs. A. H, Blair Of Wakeeney is the
guest Of Mrs, 0. L. Moore.
Max O'Rell: 1.-The only compli.l
ment that woman really dislikes is
that which is paid to another. Wei
always know what we should do un
der certain circumstances, but I'M
fortunately we never find circum-
stances arranged SO as to suit what
we do. What a woman admires in a |
man depends on whether she is mar
red or single"
Miss Claudia Strother is spending
the week in Concordia visiting friends.
Victor, Colo, Times: Mrs. Noble
Prentis, the famous club woman OF
Kansas, and widow Of the late Noble
Prentis, editor Of the Kansas City
Star, will visit relatives in Victor
next week previous to her attendance
at the Federation Of women's clubs
here, She will be joined here next
week by Mrs. James Humphrey Of
Junction City, a former president Of
the Kansas Federation, who is also
the author os several books OF note
on the history OF Kansas, and Mrs.
&. W. Hurd OF Abilene, Kansas; also |
Mrs. G. G. Goddard OF Leavenworlh,
Kansas. These four women are
among Kansas brightest women and
have attained high standing in that
state in literary and club work.
Victor will be honored by their pres
ence.
Mrs. JOHN Thorne will entertain
her Sunday school class tomorrow
afternoon In honor Of Miss Jean
Mead OF Kansas City, formerly
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