Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-09

his guests to Enterprise In his car
for q pleasure trip. On returning theI
monthly meeting was held in DR..
Triplett's office over the Abilene|
National bank. An informal discus
sion of interest to the members Of
the profession followed. The guests
were Drs. Z. L. Garrett. VIII McIn-
erney, #. NJ. worley. B. Z. Kelly,
T. w. sorrels.
These officers were installed by
Western Home Lodge No. so, !. O..
o. r. Tuesday evening: N. g., B.
Il. Gish; v. c., David Sommer. sec.,
w. H. Herr; treasurer. J. H. Roe
mer; War. F. J. lands; Con-, H.
b. Lands; I. c.. Tom Edmundson;
o. O., J. G. Asper; R. s. to N. g.,
p. M. Nemechek; l.. 8. to N. G., A..
A. savidge; r. s. s., Geo. N. Tucker
Jr.; L. 8. s., L. H. Ford; r. s. to v.
c., Roy Langston; L. s. to v. g., o.
L. Snider; chaplain, Ross Tullis.
One Of the most enjoyable picnic
affairs of Saturday. the Fourth, was
that given by Misses Florence and
Ethel Rowland at their home, I'LL
West First. street. in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. P. Regnier and Misses
Florence, Leila and Cleo Regnier OF
Pratt, Kan, who are guests at the
Rowland home. The bountifuI din
ner provided by the families who
attended was served in picnic style
on the lawn. The following guests
did justice to the various varieties
of eatables: Mr.. and Mrs. Regnier
and daughters, Mr.. Emory Rowland
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Rowland and
SON, Harold Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. N. Rowland and little SON Mar
vim, Mr.. and Mrs. James Holden, Mr..
and Mrs. John Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mart Dilling, Mr.. Chas. Kirkwood
and Miss Florence and Miss Ethel
Rowland. The afternoon was spent
with conversation and excellent mu-
sic furnished by Miss Leila Regnier
Of Pratt was enjoyed by the crowd
present. About o'clock ice cream,
cake and ice tea were served.
The D. M. C. club was entertained
in a delightful manner at the home
Of Mrs. Henry Paul, five and half
miles southeast OF Abilene Thursday
afternoon, July 2. Mrs. J. /. Emig
and little son, Irwin, from Kansas
City were guests.
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The marriage OF Miss Betty PLANE
: and Mr.. Frank Burns occurred June
u 23, at the brides home at Des
Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Burns is a niece
of Mrs. G. p. Snyder Of Abilene and
has visited here several times and
her many friends. will extend sincere
congratulations.
| A party of young folks spent the
] Fourth at Taylor's grove. The pic
: nickers walked to the river and took
the motor boat to the Taylor grove
n After fine supper fireworks were
set off. Those in the party were:
j Misses Alma Etherington, Ruby
Lands, wilma and Maybelle Cutler
Carrie Lee, Anna May CARVE, Mary
Rauch, Helen Whitehair, Lloyd Geof-
roy, Noah Hershey, Robert Mullin,
Clyde Kaufman, Alfred Schmutz,
| Herbert Nailor, Myron GOodell.
II Victor e. Peterson, son OF O.
w. Peterson, chairman Of the coun-
ty commissioners, and Miss Jennie
Littleford we're married at Washing
ton, d. c., where the bride lives
June 20. They are now on a honey
moon in Atlantic City. and will be
, at home after August in Washing
ton, D. G. Mr.. Peterson Is head
clerk in the paper department in the
printing department at Washington
! He has been in the government serv
ice there for four years, first in the
census department and later in the
i printing department. He has beer
, successful in his work. He and hi
! bride have the best wishes of many
} friends here.
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II Word was received here thiI
} morning OF the marriage of Miss Besi
ode and Mr.. Clarence Taylor, for
merly Of Chapman. Tuesday evening
June 80, by the Rev. SilcOx Of thu
n Westminiater Conversational church