Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-01-08
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

a. Christmas Dinner In Texae
Dickinson county people who qow
are at Fort Stockton, Texas, got to-
gether Christmas day just as they
used TO in this county. James T.
Tinker and Earl McLane, writing
from Fort stockton, tell OF the
Christmas spirit that animated the
Dickinson people.
George Sarber received q telegram
from his daughter. Mrs. Williams,
of Grainsville, Texas, saying that
she and her daughter we're coming
to spend Christmas with Mr.. sarber.
Although 1t was on short notice. Mr..
Sarber got ready for a-big Christmas
dinner.
Esther Tinker. Mary H. shutter
worth, Mrs. Pearl Rinninger for
merly OF Gypsum City; Mrs. Earl
NcLane of Abilene helped! Mr., Sar-
Der was successful in bagging a
number OF wild mallards. With these
and variety of other good things,
the Dickinson county crowd had a
fine Christmas dinner in a large
nine-room adobe house.
After dinner the party went TO
the home OF George Sarber and Was
there entertained with music. The
party included James n. Thinker,
John Thinker. Esther Tinker, Mary
H. ,Shutterworthc James Shutter
worth. Harry Shutterworth. Emer-
SON Atkinson, Pearl Rinninger and
family, Earl McLane. Later in the
day George Spears and family OF
Haney.. Kan. were visitors, Earl
McLane OF Abilene is now foreman
with number Of men under him.
The A Club Smoker
The members Of the A club had
an enjoyable time last night in the
club rooms. The even,
ing, was spent with talk Of football
and other. sports since the high
school first began to put teams into
the field and the older men enjoy
ed the evening as much as anyone.
Following the jokes and smokes.
Grin Snider, president of the club,
as postmaster, called for short talks
from w. A. Matteson, Arthur Hurd,
Charles Case, Herbert Sommers,
Robert Snider of Chicago, Earl Brin-
ey, Karl Nicolay, Frank Madden,
Ames Rogers and Robert Walters,
in football.
DeBOlt- Easter.
Thomas H. Easter, register o.
deeds, came. back home from Mason
town, Pa, this morning with his ais.
bride. Mr. Easter, and Miss Charity
A. DeBolt were married ChriEmas
day at Masontown at the hotne of
the brides father The Rev. Mr.. De-
Bolt; father of the bride officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easter were in town
today and will leave this afternoon
for the home of Mr.. Casters par
ents, Mr.. and~Mrs. G. w. Easter,
In Newborn township, where re-
ception will be given in their honor
tonight.
+ The marriage was surprise to
most of Mr.. Casters friends. Even
the court house crowd did not
know Mr.. Easter was to be married
when he told them he was going to
Pa, for a visit.
Mr.. Easter is known over Dick
Inson county as young man Of
sterling character and with many
likeable characteristics. He has a
host OF friends who will welcome
Mrs. Easter to her new home.
-
Mrs. J. Harmon of this city re-.
ceived the guest prize in cards at the
holiday party given by the Elks at
Salina Tuesday evening. Mrs. Har-
mon also was a guest at party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Hilton, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong and
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Bowen. While in
salina Mrs. Harmon was the guest /
Of Mrs. Henry Blatherwick.
A&A Il
Amann.C Ormack
Miss Nellie Amann and Mr.. Hor-
,na Cormack were married in the