Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-04-24
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY.


pretty violet luncheon given OF
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Vern,
Hilton on West Prescott avenue, q
which Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. Schwartz
man were the Joint hostesses. Gov
ers were laid for fourteen guests,
delightful luncheon being served a
one o'clock by the hostesses. The
out of town guests were Mrs. @. H
Denver of Kansas City, Mrs. Ralph
woodward of Ellis and Mrs. John
Harmon OF Abilene.-Salina Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hill gave a
pretty appointed 9 o'clock dinner
Thursday evening at their home at
the corner Of Ninth and Prescott
avenues complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Wilcox and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Davis Of Abilene. Mrs. Will
cox and Mrs. Davis have been here
attending the meeting of the Wo-
mans Presbyterial Missionary So
ciety and the men came up from Abb
lene In Mr.. Wilcox car and after the
closing session of the meeting last
evening the party returned home
Salina Journal.
Miss Anna Roemer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roemer, celebrat-
ed her eighth birthday in birthday
party for her friends at her home
this afternoon.
A number of friends from Salina
pleasantly surprised c. I. Dodge yes
terday by motoring here and taking
luncheon with him at one o'clock,
the occasion being Mr.. Dodge's birth
day. Those present were Arthur
Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Morey,
Mrs. Edwin Hershberger, Miss Ethyl
Iene Emmerett, Miss Ola Blanken-
baker, Ed. Fugerson, Karl Zeiglasch,
Thomas and Max Brill and G. l.
Dodge and Frank Duclos.
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The Coterie will be entertained at
the home of Miss Addie Over Tues
day evening. The program is: Roll /
Call, Current Events; Cathedrals of
France, Mary Forney; Gobelin Tap
estry, Mary Nottorf; The Louvre,
Mary Edwards; Madame LIE Brun,
Beatrice Nixon; Millet, Nellie Will
kie.
The members of the Evangelical
church met at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. B. H. Hobbs last night at
o'clock and gave the ma pleasant
surprise. About 80 were present.
Rev. Hobbs has served as pastor of
this congregation the last five years.
The evening was spent In a very
pleasant way Mrs. w. H. Schurman
made short talk in which she ex-
pressed the appreciation of the labor {
and success of Rev. Hobbs and fam '
lily. AS a token of their apprecia- {
ton they were presented with set ,
of Bavarian china. The pastor and 8
family have won many friends and
are very popular In the city. Their '
new field of labor is Washington, s
Kan. The society wishes them con- e
tinued success and Gods richest r
blessings.
The new class in the Christian
bible school, composed of young mar
led people, met at the home of Rev. =
Ind Mrs. Lomax last night and or
yanized. The following officers =
we're elected: President, c. B. San
lers; vice president, Mrs. ]. ]. jeff :
oat; secretary Oscar Baker; treas =
lrer, Mrs. w. A. Jeffcoat; teacher, :
drs. Lomax; chairman membership :,
committee, Mrs. Ray chapman; :, :,
ocial committee, Mrs. Baker; devo- -
ional committee, Mrs. Sanders. The =
lass adopted the name of Loyal :,
Screams" Those present were: Mr.. :
nd Mrs. Speck, Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. .
elby; Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen, Mr.. and =
Irs. Baker, Mrs Hout, Mr.. and Mrs. . ,
ireen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jeffcoat, ,,
Ir. and Mrs. ]. J .Jeffcoat, Mr. and :,
Irs. Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
las and Miss Vandervort. All young -
1arried people not now attending =
ny Sunday school are invited 70 be- ~
ONE members of this class.
The Fraternal Aid held an espec- :. !.
lily interesting meeting last night - -
18th a large number of visitors pres =, !.
Mt from Salina. Beside the bust :.
ess of the lodge there was short - -
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