Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-25

merry picnic party that hiKea "
the Geoffroy home southeast oil
town on the Enterprise road Thurs
dap evening. In shady grove on
the Geoffroy place the table was
laid and a fine supper served in pic
mic style. After the supper the
crowd played games until late In the
evening. The picnic was given Oy
the Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church.
Friends here have been advised
of the marriage of Miss Ruby beaV-
err to Mr.. James Scanlin, which oc-
Cured at Memphis, Tenn June H.
Push.
Judge and Mrs. o. L. Moore nave
issued invitations for the wedding
of Miss Anna May King Moore and
Mr.. James Samuel Amess at their
home 11O7 Polk street, Topeka on
the evening Of July LIST. The bride
ia we'll known in this city where
she has spent much of her life; the
groom ia a Dickinson county boy
now connected with the Kaw Paw
ing Co.
Enterprise Push: Miss Bertha
Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
p r. Anderson, who left Sunday TOT
San Francisco, was to have peen
married today to Mr.. Henry slater
They will make their home at tnat
Mace where Mr.. Slater is interested
IN a moving picture theatre. In hon
or of her departure farewell party
was given Miss Anderson at ner
home Friday evening by q NUMBER
of her friends. Several very pretty
gifts were presented Miss Anderson
"a remembrances from her friends
here. A pleasant evening was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Allen Kaufman entertained
Friday evening at o'clock dinner
at her home on East Seventh II
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bart
lett. who were married at Sallns
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ID
q Wagaman and the Rev. and MRS
Hugh Lomax were guests. Mr.. Bart
lett has made his home at the kauli
man residence.
H. d. Bartlett of the Geoffro!
, Grain company and Miss Elva MAJ
CHM were married by the Rev. g
w. Burch, pastor OF the Christian
: church of salina, at the parsonag'
= in salina the evening OF June 10
t The Rev. Burch is an uncle OF tn
bride. Mrs. T. e. CHM, mother o
the bride. came from her home II
!. Blue Earth, Mimi, to attend tn
Y wedding and arrived in Abilene 70
t day for a visit with her son am
" daughter. The bride was reared Il
s Wellington, graduating from the CIT
v schools there and afterward attend
X ing the State Normal at Emporis
8 where she obtained a state certitl
e cate. She has been teaching IN IN
It wellington schools. Mr.. Bartlett
n a young man of character and adj.
;ty. who although he has MADE NJ
a home in Abilene only short while
n has many friends who will WELDON
a his bride here. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
e lett will be at home to friends 500
at 1o7 West Tenth street.
Mrs. w. H. Barber, Mrs. j.
IS Rover and Mrs. H. e. Ackers entel
tanned a large number of FRIEND
e with a reception Friday afternoo
W and evening at the Barber hom'
4 The hours were from three to sevei
q, The rooms were prettily decorate'
}; The dining room was in pink an
ID white, with pink roses. The livin
l. room was in red, and the hall an
" uarlor in white and pink. The ladl'
te were assisted in receiving by MT
IL II H. Keel, Mrs. ]. s. Engle, MT
T. Harry Lifts, Mrs. John Harmon MT
es M. Gleissner, Mrs. W. H. schroc
le Miss Mace King, Mrs. H. L. HUI
~ Lphrey, Mrs. t. NJ. Jones, Mrs. Il.
NJ, seeds. Mrs. c. s. Brewer; Miss Ell
ty abeth wyandt and Miss Mary smi
O. served punch. Refreshments we
served by Misses Florence ke'
Marie Nusz, Adelaide Seeds, Estn
Roop. Viola Engle, Edna kugi'
nd Marie Roger. Out Of town CUES
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