Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-05-27
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federation at Lawrence have result
ed in that city employing super
intendent OF public welfare. The
city federation, believing such an
official was needed induced the city
commissioners to pass an ordin-
ance creating the office and A. w.
Botz has been appointed.
The first pair of pantalets invad-
ed Olathe Saturday afternoon. The
line OF march was west on Park
street to Kansas avenue, thence
twice around the square, east to
Water street and south. The visitors
were an affectionate pink In COM
plexion, were daintily caught at the
ankles and peeped shyly from be-
meath the shade Of ample skirts. In
their wake followed this procession:
The Young Mems Timothy Club,
with spy glasses; squad of envious
tailors; Kansas National Guard in
lockstep; the Spit and Argy club,
all talking at once; Suffragettes
Squad with Firm Fronts; Citizens
on Foot, newspaper men and hoi
polloi, hoping that the wind would
blow. But 1t didn't.-Olathe Regis
ter.
James Edward Horton and Miss
Lillian Jessop, both OF Oakland
Kansas, were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents on
Thursday evening, May 20. The
bride was a graduate Of the< Cen
trail Kansas Business college OF
this city and granddaughter OF c.
C. Hutchison. Miss Eva Hutchinson
and her father attended the we'd
ding and returned home last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Case are
rejoicing over the birth of daugh-
ter this morning. They have given
her the name Jane.
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The young people of the Evan
gelical church gave an informal re-
ception at the home of w. L. Stow
its last evening in honor of Miss
Clara Hanne and Mr.. Louis HaDne'
who will leave Abilene at the close
of school to go to their new home
in Randolph, Kan, where their faith
err. L. Hanne, is now pastor. A short
program of music and talks was en-
loved and a two-course luncheon
was served.
Salina Union: The home OF Miss
Fay Fitzpatrick was the scene OF q
pleasant evening party when Miss
Fay Fitzpatrick and Miss Fern Fitz-
patrick entertained at bridge In
honor of Miss Ruth Nimmons and
Mr.. Leon Stevenson. The assisting
friends were Mrs. Lamer and Mrs.
Samuel Bragg. Peonies and syringa
were the flowers and the guests
numbered twenty-eight. Miss Cath
crime Garth of Larned and Miss Lois
Crawford of Abilene were out OF
town guests.
The Topeka State Journal says
that the itinerary of the Kansas
Shrine special to the Pacific coast
leaving Topeka July and return
ing three weeks later has been an
nounced. From Topeka to Denver
the train will go on the Santa Fe.
From Denver to Ogden, Utah, on
the Union Pacific. A one day side
trip to Salt Lake City will be taken
on the Oregone Short line. From
Ogden to Portland, Oregon, the Ore
gon Short line also will be followed.
To Seattle, Wash, and back to Port
land the Shriner special will be
routed on the Oregon, Washington
Railroad and Navigation line. South
to San Francisco the Kansans will
travel on the Southern Pacific.
From Frisco to Los Angeles and
San Diego then east to Colorado
Springs on the way home the Shrine
special will follow the Santa Fee
lines. The trip to Topeka from
Colorado Springs will be on the
Rock island. Although the definite
schedule has not been arranged. the
shriners will be at the San Fran
cisco fair on Kansas day, July 10.
! In all probability, Abdallah temple
will be Joined by Isis temple. With
the famous Marshall's military band
as the chief attraction and the