Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

Colorado, where their marriage took
place last week. Mr.. Freed Is in
business with his father at Buckeye.
Miss Hazel Weisenberger OF Great
Bend, Kan, and the Misses Lesia
and Marie Kaufman served q four
course 9 o'clock dinner last evening
at the home OF d. 8. Wagaman. IN
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 8. Waga-
man, Mrs. Il. Wagaman and her two
daughters OF Great Bend, and Mr..
H. Brubaker and Herbert Nayior.
The courses consisted Of cantaloupes,
red cells, salmon wiggle. bad mans
cake, iced tea, sandwiches and ice
cream. While waiting for the third
course Mr.. wagaman telephoned his
neighbors that a Democratic rally
was going on at his home. All had
pleasant time.
The engagement of Miss Emily
Coye, daughter Of Mrs. w. J. Coye'
Canandaigua, New York, to Captain
Norton Ellsworth Woods, Fifth ar
tillery, U. s. A., Stationed at Fort
Sill. Ok, has been announced. Miss
Cove was born in Abilene, graduated
from Smith College in 1912, and
has been doing child welfare work
in various parts of the United States
and abroad since graduation. The
enRagement is romantic one and
was contaminated on board ship on
their recent return from Europe.
The engagement will be followed by
nuptials in Grace Church Chantry'
New York City. After a short hon
eymoon, which will be spent at the
sea shore, they will go to Capt.
Woods post, Fort Sill, Okla. Capt.
Woods has been at the Madrid en-
bassy for two years, was Colonel
Roosevelt's private escort during
his recent trip to Spain and one OF
the ushers at Kermit Roosevelt s
wedding at Madrid. Miss Coye has
many friends here to whom the above
announcement will be OF pleasing
interest.
The Knights and Ladies OF Secur-
ity gave Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Delaney
n pleasant surprise Tuesday evening
at their home on West Third street
The evening was spent in playing
games, after which light refresh
} ments were served. There were about
: thirty present.
: Mrs. George Holzworth gave q re
ception at Talmage Monday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.
Moore who were married last weef
= in Navarro. About seventy-riv'
: guests enjoyed the evening. Excel
lent music was furnished by Mildred
a Ramsey and Bernice Steele, at tho
piano. Professor Steininger gave sew
, eral delightful pieces on the violin
Refreshments were served. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Moore are excellent young PEG
, ple. Mr.. Moore is employed in thu
, Rice, Johntz, Nicolay lumber yart
3 at Talmage.
S Miss Amelia Margaret Winter ant
i. Walter ]. King, a former Enterprise
how and now an assistant in the en-
!, cheering department OF the agrl
-, cultural college at Manhattan, slip
D ped away from Manhattan to Law
i. renee one day last week and Wer'
3 married by Probate Judge 9. u
Lindley They hoped to keep thel
marriage secret from their friends
3 but the Lawrence papers told abou
q It the next day. The bride is tn
Youngest daughter Of Joe Winters
postmaster at Manhattan. Mr.. KIM
:. is a SON of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Kins
= to whom the marriage was a sur
. prise. They returned to Manhattan
, after their marriage and will liv
q there.
zee
a Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander knigh
q celebrated their forty-ninth weddin
anniversary Sunday at their nom
southeast of town. There were TWEEN
n tv-five children and grandchildrel
Y present at the homecoming. All o
: the children were there, and the on
: " grandchild absent was Hugh Wal
: burn of Solomon. He was unable 7
I be present. A number of the famil
arrived on noon trains and the en-
n tire family met in town to max