Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08

q on FrfdNy eE4uI1I 'tho uaheAi@o
and I chicksn try was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stew
ems. There wasAa fire place Tor
roasting the hamburger and egss'
over which @. c.iAndeFson and Ed-
ward Keel presided. Tables were
piled high with sandwiches. pick
les and fried chicken and every
one present did justice to the chick
en- supper. Really. It would De no
more than right 10 tell on DR.. VIII
mer and DR.. Triplett but space for
bids. The evening was simply
grand and the light Of the moon
aided the young people In playing
games. There were about two hun
dred and fifty people present ana
they win all remember the delight
full evening for years to come.
salina Journal: The party guests
arrived at $500 o'clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nimmons
and were received by Miss Ruth
Nimmons and Mrs. Harry brown
assisted by Mrs. T. d. Fitzpatrick,
Miss Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Da-
yld r. Moore and Miss Mildred
York. The afternoon was spent In
formally. the guests hemming dust
clothes. Each guest embroidered
her initials I'm the corner OF the
cloth she i,emmsd. Later Miss Fitsr
patrick received the honors for the
neatest work and her reward was
( half dozen lIinen napkins and q
pretty guest towel with crochet
edge. A charming coincident Of the
occasion was the fact that Miss
Fitzpatrick birthday anniversary
fell oh ths day the party was given
| for her. At s o'clock the elegantly
appointed rive course luncheon was
served in the attractive scheme OF
yellow and white. Miss FitzpaE-
rlck's cover was marked with a
huge cluster of brides roses and
4 from the back Of her chair was sus-
pended q shower Of kitchen uten-
sils. The announcement was clev'
erly made by means Of a revolving
mirror placed on a music box In the
! center of the dining table. which
: reflected from above the pictures o.
!, Miss Fitzpatrick and Mr.. Keel, al
! ternateIy. The, pictures were con
cealed within q smilax covered bell
shaped dome. The date for thu
wedding, October Is, 1914" wa
served with the salad course. A
the end OF the fifth course al
drank a toast to the bride-elect, Il
grape juice. proposed by Miss MIN
mons. The guests we're: Miss Fitz
patrick, Mrs. Gertrude Alexander
Abilene; Miss Lois Crawford, Abb
I lene; Mrs. Bernice Null Moore, Mis-
Katherine Levitt, Miss Fern Fit
/ patrick, Miss Fay Fitzpatrick, Mis-
d Maggie Belle Long, Mrs. Nellie Pear
/ Nelson, Bennington; Mrs. Edn
(: Glueck Parks.
I'll AT q party given by Miss Rut
If Nimmons and Mrs. Harry Brown !
IS Salina this afternoon, announcement
IS was made of the approaching wet
ding of Miss Jessie Fitzpatrick an
Mr.. Howard Keel of this city, Thurs
day, October 15, in Salina. The al
r. nouncement Is Of much interest
the many friends of the couple
IN Salina and in Abilene. Miss Fit
20 patrick is q daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. T. d. Fitzpatrick and the fan
: lily is one of the most prominent
Salina. Miss Fitzpatrick was rea
ed in Salina, was graduated fro
the city schools there, and WI
! graduated with honors in piano
Bethany college, Lindsborg. MI
, Fitzpatrick possesses exceptions
i talent in music and withal is
charming girl, with fine woman
qualities. Mr.. Keel, a son Of Mr.. al
Mrs. H. H. Keel, is a member Of Il
firm of the Harry G. Lifts clothil
a. company and one Of Abilene's lisiI
I'd young business men. He has been
IN leader in the social set here. MI
r. Lois Crawford went to Salina tod
70 to attend the announcement party
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