Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-01-05
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yesterday. "A pleasant afternoon twass
enjoyed. sas ..sa ss tGs !.
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IN honor of Miss Vera Stricken
of ;Emporia, her sister, Mrs. g. s.,
Crooks entertained a party Of young
people at a 1880 luncheon at her
home on North Broadway yester-
day.
The Abilene college crowd, whose
presence in the city during the holi-
days has added much to the Abilene
social life during the brief vacation
period, will return to their work to-
morrow or Monday. Abilene is well
represented at all the leading insti-
tutions in the state, the University
at Lawrence being in the lead, with
X. s. A. C. and Washburn as close
seconds.
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The Presbyterian choir was pleas
antly entertained at the home OF
Miss Weber last evening. An in
teresting musical program was rem
dered. Solos by Harry Fritz were
particularly we'll received.
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Miss Marian Bedford of Grand
Rapids who has been guest Of the
Misses Lois and Ruth Harger, will
return to Lawrence tomorrow.
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The Sons and Daughters Of Rest
will hold their reunion and initiation
conclave at their chapter house, cor
ner Second and Vine streets, this
evening with Bruce Hurd, past grand
chief rester,. presiding. Miss Marian
Bedford of Lawrence and Mr.. Ray
Gilbert Allison Of Clay Center will
be initiated into the mysteries OF
he order.
Karl and Kenyon Riddle of Her
ington are here to visit with Abb
lene friends. They are students at
X. U.
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Newton Cole entertained at din
ner at the Union Pacific hotel today
a party of gentlemen in honor OF
Mr.. Fred Fay of New York City, the
eastern representative of the Belle
Springs Creamery Co. These guests
enjoyed the pleasant occasion: #.
Fay, J. C. Cultra Of Clay Center, DR.,
F. M. Gier, ]. e. Brewer, j. s. Engle,
C. N. Harger, e. H. FOrney, A. H.
Forney, P. H. Halleck.
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The Owl club had its New Year
dance last evening in X. p. hall with
20 couples present. Excellent music
was, furnished by Miller's orchestra
and a delightful evening was en-
ioS,ed by all. From 1915 to 1l:lb
an ,tntermission was taken during
which the guests enjoyed a fine
three course banquet at the Home
Rule cafe. Dancing continued until
2 a m, making one of the thoroughly
delightful affairs of the clubs his
tory.
The guests we're: Mrs. Paul Sny-
der. Misses Sullivan, Rowland, Pc
terson, Hopkins, Woodward, Mon
roe, shellhaas, Mccarthy, stratner'
IJlin. Custer, Callahan, Hees, Hoog-
Ian. Sauers, Foster, Snyder; Messrs'
]. Callahan Davidson, Hershey
R. l.. Callahan, Bellows, Hover, ia
CODY, Miller, Corbun, Monroe, Chris
man, Hutchinson, solesburry, COZ
fenberger, Wilson. Forney. While
the guests we're at the table flash
light photograph was taken and 1t
will be appreciated az a souvenir
The big event Of the holiday Soc
ial season-the annual New Years
ball, which was held last night In
the A. O. U. w. hall, proved a great
er success than ever before-which
ia saying a good deal. There we're
some thirty-five couples including
a number of out-of-tOwn quests. The
floor was in splendid condition, and
the acknowledgements from sa-
lima. with five pieces-was pro-
nounced superb. There were twenty
four regular numbers including four
moonlight dances, and seven extras,
and each number was ancored several
times. Dancing lasted TIL a. NJ
The grand march was led by MT.
and Mrs. Abe Forney.
The floor managers, Messrs c. W.
Cans, c. II. Kessler and Howard
Keel, received many congratulations
for their successful handling OF the
affair. Misses Florence Keel and
Marie Curry presided at the punch
bowl Lunch was served after mid
ni0bt nv Mrs, Hershey, as cateress.