Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-01-07
social ana Personal
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uet ~, 70 MT. henry Waru rerry, o.
: Cartersville, Ga. They will live Ii
West Chester. Pa, at which place
Mr.. Perry Is general superintendent
OF large quarry and mills. Mr..
Perry comes from one Of the oldes,
and best families In the South and Ia
also well come ,ted in Boston. Mass.
where he spent large portion Of his
boyhood. He lie also . great-grand-
son Of Commodore Perry, OF Lake
Erie fame. The bride will be remem-
bered as one Of the city's handsomest
young ladies. She has resided In
New York for five years.
The eleventh annual New Years
eve ball at the Pacific Thursday even
Ing was most enjoyable and success
ful affair. About sixty couples, In
sluding many from ont Of town, were
present and followed an attractive
musical program Of % numbers. The
abilene orchestra furnished excellent
music which was generally praised
BY ell. The dining room was hand.
somely decorated with festoons from
the ceiling, colored lights, flags and
plants and was very pretty. Lunch
was served during the evening BY
Misses Helen Sterl, Helen Gleissner,
Marguerite Cuthbsrt. Myrtle Thayer.
The ball will be remembered as one
Of the seasons pleasantest functions.
Miss Mabel Puliver was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening BY about
80 young friends who spent the hours
enjoyably with progressive pit and
dainty supper.
The goth century club meets Mon
day with Mrs. W. H. Barber. Italy is
the topic and-Mrs. Jolley. Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Halleck and Miss King have pa
pers.
The Columbian club meets Tues.
day with Mrs. Hinsr. Miss Lower,
Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Hiner, Miss North
craft and Mrs. Cooper are on the pro-
gram which covers United States
topics.
Between 1850 and 200 callers were
received by the ladies Of the library
association at the rooms New Years
afternoon. The president, Mrs.
1lessner, the vice president, Mrs.
the secretary, Miss King,
he treasurer, Miss Malott, and the
librarian, Miss Romig, we're. assisted
" the presidents Of the four clubs,
Mrs. Moore. Mrs. H. J. Hodge, Mrs.
Ackers, Miss Giles. The decorstions
we're palms aud evergreens and light
were served. The dona-
ions consisted Of books. pictures,
magazines, money, receipted coal bill.
and picture frames.
YT*TO0* WI
At the home Of N. Vsndenherg q
'arty Of young folks gathered to
Vatch the old year out and welcome !
he new year in. Games. music and {
ainty refreshments were features OF
be evening. The out Of town guests
,ere Miss Clara Maier OF Manhattan
nd VIII Harlow Of Enterprise. J
Invitations have been received by
.bilene friends for the wedding OF
liss Georgina Dswar Of Chicago and
harles Augustine Case Of this city
an. u at the Kenwood Evangelical I
hurch. Chicago. An evening recep.
on will be given BY the brides !
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
'ewar, that evening. The bride has t
lany friends here where she has q
isited several times. Miss Alice
teri wAo was her hostess here aud :
assmate at Lake Forest will be one I
the bridesmaids and Frank Parent @
i'll be groomsman. q
At the home OF the. brides parents, q
Ir. and Mrs. J. B. Petrie. last even I
q we're married Miss Maggie Pstrie
I'D Mr.. Byron W. Hopkins. 9 salinA
,ilroad man, Rev. D. n. Shields Of l
llina officiating. using the ring SER c
Ice. Miss Winona Rudy played the
edding march and wedding sup
sr followed the ceremony. The
were numerous and besuti-
Il and the young people deserve the
.,ndant Oood wfahaa ahowarad unon Z