Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
Social and Personal.

Mrs. A. NJ. Foster, Of Paducah, KY.
arrived for visit with her parents
? ! Mr.. and Mrs. D Z. Snider,
Miss Mildred White, OF Kansas City
is visiting relatives in Herington bu1
will return here before going home.
Miss Maude Estes came home from
Colorado Springs where she has spent
several months and will remain until
warm weather.
Miss Anna johnson, one Of the city
schools most popular teachers, will
take summer trip to Honolulu to
| visit relatives.
Mrs. Hasey Townsend and son, Of
Kansas City, have been visiting
friends in the city. She was the
guest Of Mrs. f H. Forney.
Miss Olivia Staatz Of Enterprise who
has been teaching Domestic Science
in deaf and dumb school, at Coun
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, returned home Tues
day. The Institution was burned to
the ground week ago. All OF the
clothing and money belonging to
Miss Staatz was lost in the fire.
On Thursday evening Miss Loine
Ball enjoyably entertained a merry
company Of young people in honor of
Miss Case. AT progressive whist
Miss Halter and Austin George won
first prizes; Guy Mccoy being reward.
ed for having lowest score. Lunch
and music completed delightful
evening. The guests: Misses Case,
Louise Augustine, Dewey, Carrie |
Johntz, Davis, johnson, Julia Nc
Inerney, Pearl Johntz, Hall, Eicholtz,
Stuart, Fenton, Northcraft, Edna
Morley, Huffman Halter, Henson,
Edna Anderson, Wise, Mary Giles,
Jennie Suffer; Mrs. c. f. Filley;
Messrs. Case, George, W. Sterl, 0.
Ster, c. Forney, Fred Anderson,
Rose, Humphrey, Davis, Snider, Nc
Inerney, Strother, Zones, Jacobs,
Mccoy, Giles, Gimmel, Lott, A.
Hurd, Fry, Stuart; Ray Gebhart,
Robert Radcliff, Salina.
On Tuesday and Thursday after
moons Mrs. Augustine, Mrs. H. E.
Ellison and Mrs. c. A. Hodge gave re-
ceptions in honor Of Miss Clara Case,
and Miss Augustine of Ohio at the
home Of Mrs. Augustine The rooms
were beautifully decorated and the
guests had delightful hours. Progress
sive whist preceded the dainty lunch
Mrs. r. Guffin and Mrs. M. H. Malott
received pretty prizes for the highest
scores. The guest list was:
Tuesday afternoon-Mesdam Mey- !
ers, Wilson, Bearce, Moore, Gillette,
Kiefer, Humphrey, Warfeld, Hand,
Z. T. Ellison, Northcraft, Kirby,
Sterl, Rugh, I. H. Malott, Young, {
Gnfiin, Halleck, Gier, Davis, Alex |
,nder, r. Little, j. Z. Keel, Hiner, 4.
B. Malott, j. White, Hubbard, Nc.
Donald, W. H. Anderson, Niesley,
Felty, Wilmer, Hurd, +.
Forney, Giles, Lifts, Rohrer, W. S.
Hodge, Ball, Brown, Hall, Dyal,
Jravens, Dewey, H. J. Hodge, }. M. =
Hodge, M. H. Malctt, Case; Misses a
Case, Augustine, Upshaw, Dewey, v
Hattie Augustine, Marie Augustine. o
Thursday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
King, Young, M. H. Malott, Hazlett, e e
Vyandt, j. Gleissner, Geo. Upshaw,
}. |. Woods, Robt. Woods, j. Johnt2,
Ward, P. Beigstresser, F. Bergstres-
er, Steinhilber, + G. Little, Harger, VI
}. M. Harger, Gorden, Ackers, Bar =,
er, Cooper, Spangler, Durkee, W. n
olley, Filey, OBrieu, r. M. White, II
iillette, Bingham, Parent, G. 4. Rice, a
acobs, Lockhart, Fiddock, James :.
NTH, Rogers, Kiefftr, Romig, Tsy- II
Or, H. j. Hodge, Case, j. M. Hodsei b
Kisses Case, Augustine, Davis, Dew d.
y, King, Upshaw, Romig, Wise. 81