Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25
KEPT THEIR MARRIAGE sECRET
Mss Mabel Seeds and Mr.. Alfred
spizzy Were Wed Nov 20.

] A Wedding announcement which
comes as complete surprise to tn,
friends OF the contracting parties Il
that made by Mr.. and Mrs. H. e
Seeds OF the marriage of theiI
daughter, Miss Mabel Seeds, and
Mr.. Alfred J. spizzy. OF Abilene
The wedding took place Wednesday
November 26, at the home OF the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Seeds, in Abilene, where Miss Seeds
had gone to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays. Miss Seeds and Mr.. Spicy
had been engaged for some time,
but no public announcement of the
lengagement had been made and no
date had been set for the wedding.
However on the occasion Of Miss
Seeds visit to Abilene, the young
people decided to be married and
the wedding took place very quietly,
with only relatives in attendance.
None of the friends of the bride
or bridegroom were told Of. the
wedding and a few days later Mrs.
Spicy returned to her home In To-
peka. Since her return not even
her closest girl friends have been
let 1t on the secret and the announce
ment made by Mr.. and Mrs. Seeds
is the first intimation of the we'd
ding received outside of the imme-
date family.
Mr.. Spicy arrived in Topeka yes
terday and he and his bride will
leave today for Abilene, where they
will spend the Christmas holidays.
At the close of the vacation, Mrs.
Spicy, who is student in the
Washburn school of music, will re-
turn to resume her course which
will be finished In the spring. I'm
til after THE graduation she will
live with her parents at their home,
1247 Fillmore street, and Mr.. Spiz-
~ will remain in Abilene, where he
is engaged in business. In June Mr..
and Mrs. Spicy will leave for an
extended honeymoon, trip through
the eastern part of the country and
later will go to Abilene to make
their home.
The Seeds family came to Topeka
from Abilene a few years ago end
we'll known here. Mrs. SpixEy is an
exceptionally pretty girl OF blond
type, and known as one OF the at
tractive goods at Washburn. She is
a charming girl of sparkling ard
clever personality and has many
friends in local society circles. Dur
ing her student days she has been
identified with college sorority cir
cles and is a member Of the Alpha
society. She. is also well
known in Topeka musical circles
and is member Of the Matinee
Music and Music Study clubs.
Mr.. Spicy Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. d. Spicy of New York, and
was reared and educated in that
city. He was formerly a student
1t Manhattan college. New York,
and during his student days he took
IN active part in college athletics,
BEING member of the varsity foot
,all and baseball teams. AT pres
mt he is the auditor for the United
company, with headquar-
ers at Abilene.
Before leaving for Abilene today
Grs. Spicy will take her regular
lace in the choir and VIII sing a
olo at the Potwin Presbyterian
hurch. In the evening she will
AXE part in a Christmas cantata,
yhich is to be given at one of the
hurches in Abilene.
The foregoing from the Topeka
!apital II is a surprise to the ma1yI
.bilene, friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
pizzy. Through her residence In
'bilene and her many visits here
Ince her home has been in Topeka,
Irs.l Spicy has many friends here. |
he is a talented and charming
lr1. II
Mr.. Spicy is one of the most cap
Bile. men in the employ of the /
nited Telephone company and is s
Ighly esteemed for HIS business t
Dility and integrity as well as HIS a
.tractiye personality. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicy came to Abb a
ne Sunday and are receiving many n
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