Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

pie enjoyed a corn roast at L. A.
Kauffman's south of town. the 9th
err evening. An abundance of corn
was on hand. which the young peo-
pie had a jolly time roasting in the
hot ashes. About 20 invited guests
were out from Abilene.
A card received from Mrs. f..
Makins, who in company with her
sister. Mrs. ]. G. d. Campbell Of
Junction City, left Aug. for visit
to California, states that they arriv-
ed in Los Angeles Thursday, and
were enjoying their views of the
ocean.
Mrs. Walter Picking will be hos
tess to the Ladies' Fancy Work club
at her home north OF town, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. ]. P. Scott OF Harrington,
president of the Fifth District Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs was here
yesterday afternoon to arrange with
the city federation officers for the
annual meeting at Abilene of the
district federation. october IA and
It. The program is being arranged
and there will be large gathering
of club women.
abilene Is always so hospitable."
said Mrs. Scott, 'and 1t Is so well To-
Gated for the women to come here
that we expect an unusual atten-
dance. Mrs. ]. M. Miller, state
president, will be one of the speak
ers. The club women Of the dis
trict are giving more attention than
ever to the welfare of the communi-
ties and are doing practical and
helpful work in every town. We
are planning for a program that will
that effort and seek to
make our communities better in ev-
cry way" Mrs. Scott returned home
today.
Harry Beaumont yho appears In
the Edison pictures and who is In ,
the film to be shown at the Lyric to- 9
night, is the son of Geo. DeBeaU- ,
mont, formerly a marble dealer Of :
his city. His grand parents were !.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Hetzer, early
'esidents here. Harry dropped the \
De" from his name and Is one OF o
he star actors of the Edison COM o
,any. 9
A wedding that will interest Abb q
enc people will be that of Miss La "
/ernica Ehrsam, of Enterprise, and Ii
Ir. Max Foster of Independence, ID
oregon. The marriage will be quiet
Y celebrated in Enterprise the
of September 8. Miss Ehr- fl
am has often visited in Abilene. a.
lr. Foster and his bride will make F.
heir home in Enterprise. A
&e t.
Miss Mary Balch will teach at is
.ebanon, Kan, where she has &C
epted the position of assistant
of the high school. She r.
ill also have classes in Latin and @,
istory ot
Miss Balch graduated last spring
'om Washburn college. She is a
lember OF the Beta sorority, and D
he also was elected the honorary b,
'aternity of Tau Delta Phi. She is q,
le daughter of the Rev. w. M. n,
alch, formerly pastor of the Meth A
dist church here. nj
The members of the Brethren in a,
hrist Sunday school and friends, ~
,ent Thursday picnicing at Har-
raves grove, miles west of town.
eople attended from Sand Springs 9;
nd South Dickinson and about $50 L
njoyed themselves at games and &c
lusic. A program of speeches, re- >,
tations and music was given in the .
tternoon. t.
The weather was ideal for a pic r.
!, it being cool and cloudy; sun =,
urns and wilted collars, the usual 1o
rade-marks of a picnic were not a
! evidence. n
zee
Friends here have received the :,
of the marriage OF u
Iiss Emma Fern Reed to Mr.. G. L. o.
both of Oklahoma City, n
ugust 12. Miss Reed was teach :,
r in the public schools there. Mr.. q
shelman is = son Of I. H. Eshel- :,
ian and Is in business in Oklahoma a,