Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-10
SOCIAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK

Announcements have been reeeiv-
ed of the birth OF daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Hersh Of Topeka.
former residents OF Abilene, June 3,
They have named the baby Helen.
Max Walters. cashier of the
Carlton State bank. and his bride,
formerly Miss Lulu Wiley OF SID
ney. Ia. are homo. They were mar
ried at Sidney June /. Mrs. Walters
Is Q niece OF Mr.. p. A. Bowman Of
this city.
Hope Dispatch; On Sunday, May
%. ut the German Lutheran church
OF Hope, Kansas. occurred the mar
riage of Miss Clara schaaf Of Hope
TO Mr.. Peter Won Diepenbrock of
Harrington. Promptly at four O'Clock
Miss Cornelia, sister Of the bride,
played Lohengrins wedding march
and the bridal party entered the
church. Rev. Pennekamp leading,
followed by little Edwin Schaaf and
Edna Lee Gutsch carrying q pretty
basket OF flowers, then the bride
and groom and their attendants.
After taking their places near the
altar q short but excellent sermon
was given by the Rev. Pennekamp,
after which the marriage vows were
taken. Congratulations were then
extended as the strains of Annie
Laurie were softly played. The bride
and groom were attended by the
Misses Elesa and Jennie schaaf,
sisters of the bride, and Messrs.
Karl Hass and Fred Won deepen
brock. After congratulations about
fifty relatives and immediate friends
repaired to the home of the bride
where a bountiful two course we'd
ding lunch was partaken of
At an informal evening party at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Halleck, the announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Dru-
silla Halleck to Mr.. Henry ]. Plumb
was made last evening to six young
ladies', all intimate friends Of the
bride-elect and members of the I.
T. club. The ceremony will take
place the morning Of June 26, at
the Halleck home. Cupid place cards
on which were the names of Miss
and Mr.. Plumb, with the
date of their wedding. made the
The color scheme of
lavender and pink was carried out
In detail. Miss Halleck is q grad
uate of the Abilene schools and at
tended the Kansas Agricultural col
lege for two years. She Is q men,.
Der of the Tri-Delt sorority. Mr..
Plumb graduated from the agricul-
tural college IN 1918 and is now
connected with the DOud Commits
sion company, with offices in Union
Stock Yards, Chicago. He Is mem
Der of the Aztex fraternity at Man.
haitian and was prominent in college
activities.
The Loyal Berean class of the
Christian Sunday school met with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. johnson last
A fine supper was served,
.fter which the business session was
leld and the following officers were
elected: President, J. ]. Jeffcoat;
ice president, Mrs. J. w. Shearer;
secretary, Mrs. J. J. Jeffcoat; treas
lrer, Mrs. H. "A. Crane; teacher,
drs. H. I.omax; assistant teacher,
Mrs. D. L. Campbell.
The ladies of the Rural club held
very enjoyable meeting at the
lome of Mrs. John Sleichter, north |
4 town, Thursday afternoon. Ow-
ng to the absence of the president |
nd vice president the meeting was
resided over by the secretary, Mrs.
Toward Cooley. Mrs. Will Walters
7ill be hostess to the ladies June II.
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The Hutchinson News has the
Ollowing story about two former
.bilene girls, neices Of c. G. Hutch
SON: Senator w. A. Clark, former
United States senator from Mon
ana, and multi-millionaire copper
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