Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-27
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

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Miss Drusilla Halleck is hostess "a
the !. T. club at her home this AZ
ternoon.
Miss Lenora e. Eiselein and Leon
r. Hollingsworth we're married at
the Presbyterian parsonage in Solo
mon recently. They are both well
known Solomon young people and
will continue to reside there.
Five hundred persons attended
the Redwood Farmers Union picnic
at the Ziebell grove west OF Herring
ton Wednesday. OF course the din
ner was the main thing. but besides
that there we're ball games, sack and
potato races, a tug OF war and a
nail driving contest. In the nall
driving contest Mrs. Frank Pierce
OF Herington won first prize and
Miss Effie Biehler second.
Enterprise Push: Announcement
OF the marriage of Miss Anna Fink
to Rev. Howard Howetter has been
received by relatives here. The we'd
ding occurred at Colorado Springs,
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
Howetter is attending conference at
that place and did not know to
what place they would be sent.
Emporia Gazette: Miss Alma Beu-
lab Covert and Wallace Park were
married yesterday morning at the
brides home in Pomona by the
Rev. w. N. Covert. The wedding was
attended by many friends and rela-
tives. Several guests known In
Emporia were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Covert of Alden; Oscar Park OF Con-
cordia; Mrs. Day of Concordia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Covert OF Abb
lene. Mrs. Park was graduated from
the College of Emporia in 1912. Al
ter her graduation she went to Aid
en- where she has taught for the
past two years in the Alden high
school. Mr.. Park attended the col
lege two years. He will complete
his education at Manhattan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Park will be at home after
September / in Manhattan.
DR.. Frank Klingberg and wife
who we're spending some time In
Washington, D. c., arrived in Hope
August IS, and are spending the
week visiting relatives in Dickinson
county. They were entertained with
family dinners at the homes of Orion
shrader, Louis Fell, DR.. W. A.
Klingberg and Herman Musch at
Hope. They will leave for Enter
prise on Saturday, from which place
they 60 to Colorado Springs, and
thence to other interesting points en-
route to their new home in Los
Angeles, Calf.
Thursday evening the young mems
class Of the Evangelical Sunday
school invited the young ladies TO
a watermelon social. The crowd left
town in a rack about 1880 and drove
10 Sand Springs, in spite OF the
rain clouds. Supper and
were the first on the
program. The time was then spent :
IN playing old time games. At a
ate hour, just before the rain be- s
yan to fall, the young folks arrived :
n town, having spent an enjoyable I
evening. The classes extend an In
,itation to any young man or lady
lot attending Sunday school to join
hem in their class study on Sun !
lay morning at $3.50. I
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Seaman
ave returned to Chapman, where
hey will live, from Denver, where d
hey were married recently. Mrs. t
canlan formerly was Miss Bridget I
berry and was in the employ of the i
DurandKasper wholesale 2
ouse here. Mr.. Seaman is a son OF
at Seaman, Republican candidate
or state representative.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Laney,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
.aney of Chapman, and Mr.. Paul
Iiller was solemnized at the Luth- +
ran church in Chapman August 1S.
he Rev. G. L. Crippen, pastor OF