Abilene weekly reflector., 1913-02-13

The Churcn OF Ne lmmacuAaso
Conception at Faribold. MINI. was
4he scene OF d very pretty wedding
on Thursday morning, Jan. %, at
8 o'clock, when Miss Marguerite
thatcher, the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. R. Thatcher became the
bride OF william p. McGuckin. A
large number were present to wit
ness the ceremony which was per-
I, formed by Rev. Henry Cahill, as
e,stant pastor. Miss Thatcher was
one OF the most popular Of the
younger girls. She was a student
FOR several years at Bethlehem aca-
denny and graduated in 1910. Her
sweet personality won for her mucn
admiration and she will be greatly
missed by her circle OF friends. Mr..
McGuckin is the SON OF Mr.. ana
f.rs. John McGuckin Of Mankato-
He is a young man OF sterling quail
tiles and holds a responsible posi-
tion with the Gamble Robinson Com
mission Co. At two o'clock an
eight course dinner was served at
the Brunswick. The guests were
seated at one long table at which
covers we're laid for thirty. The
color scheme was pink and white.
A huge wedding cake occupied the
center OF the table from which
streamers OF white satin ribbon held
in place by tiny pink roses radiated.
The places of the bridal couple we're
marked by punches Of white roses,
while each guest found at his place
d pink rose. Cut glass candle sticks
holding pink tapers dntertwined
with smilax afforded the illumina-
tion. After dinner toasts were re-
sDonded to by Rev. Cahill, Hon. B.
b. Sheffield Of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Thomas F. Donahue. The brides
travelling suit was OF brown broad
cloth with brown beaver hat to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. McGuckin
left in the afternoon for the South
where they will remain until March
first. after which they will be at
home at Mankato. Miss Thatcher
lived here with her parents until
about 8 years ago when she moved
with her parents to Morristown,
AGinn. The family was always pop
uIar here and their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
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The Ventura club gave its annual
Valentine card party Wednesday al
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Perry
Barber. Whist was played with
hearts as trumps. The Valentine idea
Of red and white hearts was cleverly
used in the luncheon. The first prize
was given to Miss Mabel Barber
and Mrs. John Robertson received
the consolation The guests Of the
club were: Miss Army Crandall Of
Kansas City, Miss Jennie. sutter Of
Abilene, Miss Nell Greenless, Mrs
Fred Clark. Miss Mabel Barber
Lawrence Journal.
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Cards are out announcing the
wedding OF Miss Hazel Jones and
Mr.. Ira Emig, to be at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. b. Jones. Tuesday, February 1S
Word has been received announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Myrtle
EEOldsworth, daughter Of Mr.. and
mrs. e. g. Holdsworth, to Harold
Bhuler Of Hutchinson, Kansas, Feb.
ruary 5. Immediately after the Ger.
emOnys they left for Pasadena, Cal
70 be gone about two months. They
expect to return April 1st and &C
to housekeeping on the groom's
ranch near Hutchinson where he
Has new. modern bungalow pre-
pared for his bride. Miss Holds
worth il a graduate Of the Enter
prise high school and made her home
here until about two years ago ant
has a host Of friends who will joir
An wishing her long and happy
welded. life Enterprise Push.
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Announcement has been made o
TIE wedding Of Miss Viola Duekel
Of Woodbine and Mr.. Clay Black
welder Of Pearl to be held Wednes
day evening. Feb. 10.
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The marriage Of Mr.. Edward
Cornelius Burke and Miss Gertrud'
Glare Parry was solemnized in st
Francis Xavier church at st. Joe