Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-11

Il over TWO hundred guests WNf'
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. H. W
Wilson Friday at reception
in honor OF their son, France. an,
HIS bride, who are visiting here OF
their way TO their home, San jose
California. The hours were from
8 to IL and the hostess was assisted
by a number OF ladies. Misses Eliz
abeth wyandt and Leone Forney
and Masters Dudley Wyandt and
Dighton Whitehead served punch in
the hall; refreshments were served
at small tables in the dining room
and the guests received pink Kill
larney roses as favors. The groom
is one OF Abilene's most popular
young men who 10 making good In
law at San Jose and his bride is
welcomed not only for his sake but
for her charming personality and
accomplishments. She has been to
Europe twice and studied there and
is a graduate Of Leland Stanford
University, where Mr.. Wilson took
his post graduate work. They will
go TO Lawrence for commencement
at X. u. where Mr.. Wilson was
graduated two years ago, and after
returning here for few days will
go to the coast, where their new
home. awaits them.
They were married at a double
wedding, when two sisters were the
brides. The Public Ledger, Phila-
delphia. of May 81, says: One Of
the most interesting weddings of
the season took place Wednesday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Dayton, 100 Rochelle av-
enue, Wissahickon, when sisters,
Miss Helen Wall and Miss Kathryn
Wall of San Francisco, were married
10 j. North Evans and France @.
respectively. The brides
we're both attired in white satin
gowns trimmed with roseapoint lace
With lace wells and orange BIOS
IONS, and carried shower bouquets
If lilies of the valley and orchids.
IN altar banked in with lilies and
palms was arranged in a deep bay
where the bridal party
TODD. The Rev. James G. Halsey
ector of st. Timothy's Episcopal
hurch, officiated, and Logan NJ.
Dayton served. Pink roses, peonies, !
ems and palms were profusely used /
s decorations all through the house.
J. North Evans, of Columbus,
Jeb., and Miss Helen Wall were
married. first. They were attended !
y the sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. ,
Ieorge McHenry, of Dennison, Ia, II
8 matron of honor, and Carroll d. |
vans as best man. Mrs. McHenry I
vore gown of pink brocaded chif- I
On trimmed with bruges lace, and t
he carried an old-fashioned bouquet
sweet peas, lilies of the valley
nd mignonette. O
The newly married couple then \
tended France @. Wilson and Miss n
.athryn Wall as best man and n
latron of honor. Mr.. Wilson is a n
raduate of Stanford University, N
nd has been practicing law for sew q
'al years in San Jose, CAL, where q
D and his wife will live. r
Mrs. Ella R. Wall, mother of the ri
rides, wore gown Of yellow satin, 81
it'll a beaded tunic, and carried a,
lrple orchids. Mrs. Carol d. m
vans, mother of one bridegroom, ri
ore old-gold brocaded chiffon, W
immed with old lace. Mrs. George ca
Dayton's gown was of white bro w
ded cerpe. Miss Ella Dugan, the x
loist, wore a white chiffon gown III
It'll point lace. DR.. R. Reed and Ne
. Woodward acted as ushers. A On
ception followed the ceremony. e,
WI
Miss Helen Shirk, daughter of
:. and Mrs. D. F. Shirk, formerly
Abilene, was graduated from Gil
college, Topeka, with no
gh honors this week. du
4 q e Nc
A wedding of unusual interest to SUI
ople of Abilene and the county IN
IS that of Miss Hazel Taylor, TAI
lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lis
ylor of Pearl, and Clifford E. up
light, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. we
light of Chapman. The wedding sci
TX place at the home of the INC
de's parents, Gold Hill farm, the Gl'
sning of June 3. The bridal cou- gu