Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-11-07
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eolemni9ed wednesday evening a.
\ 1880 O'Clock at the First Preaby-
I terrain church. Topeka. Kan, DR.. s
| s. Estey reading the service. The
IccIors In the decorations and gowns
\ were yellow and white, The dec
orstIons in the church were palms
and chrysanthemums. Before the
ceremony Miss Ethel Frizell played
a program OF music. including The
Angels serenade. Humoresque, Clip
~ Love Song. and Aufenbach's Bar
carole. For the entrance OF the
bridal party she played the Lohen-
grin wedding march. After the cere-
mony. reception was given at the
handsome country home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Logan, west of town. The guests
fwere received by Mr.. and Mrs. Wor-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan. the BRIDE
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g..
r. worley. Mr.. worley has q posi-
ton with the Germania Life insur-
ance company. and he and Mrs. Wor-
ley will make their home in Topeka.
He has built bungalow In Potwin.
and he and his bride will be at home
after November 10, at 207 Wood
lawn avenue. Among those from out
OF town were Mrs.. Fred Bolster Of
Spokane and Mr.. Herbert Jacobs Of
Abilene. Mr.. worley is an old Abb
lene boy and moved with his par
ents to Topeka where he has a fine
position. His many friends in abb
llene extend congratulations
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A very pretty wedding occurred
at the beautiful residence Of Mr.,
and Mrs. c. Hoffman last Saturday
when their daughter Ursula Cath
arine, was united in marriage to
Mr.. David William Bowman. The
ceremony was solemnized at nine
o'clock by the Rec. G. g. Meyer Of
the Enterprise G. M. q. church In |
the presence Of the immediate fam
iiy. while Mr.. Arthur Hoffman
played Lonhengrin's wedding march
the bride and groom entered the
beautifully decorated parlor and the1
words were spoken which made this
couple husband and wife.
After the ceremony q four course
wedding breakfast was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman accompanied byl
the family went to Abilene during
the forenoon where the former leftl
It noon for Kansas City. Here they
VIII be with, friends and relatives
for short time, They will be at
home 5after November 10 at Tia s..
seventh avenue, haywood, Illinois.
Enterprise Push. +
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-Four classes OF the Christian sun-
lay school met at the home of Mr..
ind Mrs. Sam Campbell last night
or a halloween party. About IS
Members Of the classes were present
N masks. Happy Hooligan was Il
here with Little Red Ridinghood
md many other characters, were rep
esenteds, Mrs. Tom Windsor woa
he prize for the best character
ketch, representing an Indian. Miss
edna Hilton and Miss Leila Schad
ron prizes for guessing the largest
amber of people who were masked. !
were served and ev- J
rybody present reports a big time. .
~ ~
Miss Ethel Newland of Abilez> p
nd Harry McNeal of Sterling we're i
larried today at the office nf the G
rebate judge. Mr.. McNeal IL a .
oung business man at Sterling ard :,
ley will make their home at that :,
ace. G.
An enjoyable surprise party was r,
ven Mrs. E. H. Berger, formerly
/ Abilene, Saturday evening in
NOR Of her birthday anniversary
a number of her friends, at her ),
me, GOT North 18th street Those 4,
esent numbered AZ and they pass Il
the time with music, CONVERSE d,
IN and games. In the latter sew s,
al prizes were given the lucky Of
ntestants. All were pleased with a
recitation BY Miss Dorcas Wines. u
pleasing feature OF the affair was a.
! presenting to Mrs Berger, as =
gift from those present, and by
!. Baldwin. of a pretty decor
ID china set. Late in the evening Il.
delicious lunch was served. -Sa- NJ