Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-11-12
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
sutter-Kunkel

Monday morning. Nov. .. at Q o'clocl
when Mr.. Gideon Kunkel. son o
Mr.. and Mrs. @. 8. Kunkel OF Ana
darko, Okla. was united In mar
riage TO Miss Laure Suffer. young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. sut
ter Of Abilene. Only the immediate
family was present. together Will
Rev. H. r. Martin. the officiating
pastor, and Mrs. Martin. After the
ceremony the wedding party sat
down to q delicious wedding break
fast served In courses. Mr.. and Mrs'
Kunkel left on the Rock Island and
were showered with rice and the
best wishes, Of the friends Of the
bride: who accompanied her to the
train. Mr. Kunkel is engaged In the
milling business with his father and
is q young man Of excellent char
acter and fine prospects. The bride
Is known as one Of the finest and
most popular young ladies Of Abb
Iene and has endeared herself TO
all her acquaintances by her sweet
disposition and happy nature. They
will be at homo to their friends IN
their newly furnished house at S24
+. Oklahoma Ave-. Anadarko. Ok,
after the goth Of this month.
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Theta chapter OF Sigmna Alpha
Iota, a national sorority, will super
sede the Alpha Mu society, musi-
cal organization at Washburn col
lege, this week. Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Alfred Spicy Of Abilene.
who is a member of Alpha Mu and
becomes q member Of the national
organization, will entertain at card
party at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Seeds.
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Miss Ina Brown of Longford and
Mr.. Frank Dieter of Oak Hill were
married at the brides home, Sunday
p,orning at 8 o'clock. They motored
to Abilene later in the day and went
to Kansas City on their wedding
trip. The bride is the daughter Of
one of Longford's prominent busi-
ness men and is young woman OF
much attractiveness and wide ac-
quaintanceship. Mr.. Dieter, who Is
a brother Of Mrs. T. r. ConkAn and
DR.. J. N. Dieter Of this city, is in
the retail merchant business with
his father at Oak Hill, where the
young couple will live.
Twin daughters were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Smith of Seneca,
Monday. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Miss Myra Rogers of this
city. The babies have been named
Eleanor and Katherine.
About rs club women met yes
.erday afternoon to organize a city
federation of clubs, uniting all the
'our literary clubs of the city in 4
general organization for more eff
,ient work in welfare movements in
which all the clubs are interested. |
Mrs. F. A. Wilcox was chosen presi-
lent; Mrs. c. M. Harger, vice presi-
lent; Mrs. w. o. Steen, secretary;
Mss Charlotte Northcraft, treasur-
n. The presidents of the four clubs
,f the city-Mrs. D. R. Gorden, Lit
,rary League; Mrs. H. s. Taylor,
Mrs. H. M. Howard,
Century; Miss Mary Giles,
Joterie-together with the officers
# the federation constitute the ex-
,cutive board. The federation will
lave It's first regular meeting Mon
lay evening, November 23.
Miss Agnes Anderson, food ana
yst at the University of Kansas,
md Mr.. ]. w. Murray, city editor
If the Gazette, we're married yester-
lay at the home of Miss Anderson's
mother. Mrs. ]. w. D. Anderson, in
Baldwin. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Harmon ]. Hoover,
former registrar of Baker Univer-
sity. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray will live
at $40 Indiana street.-Lawrence
Mr. Murray formerly lived
at Dillon and has many friends here
who extend congratulations.