Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-14
SOCIAL DOINCS OF THE WEEK

Abilene Commandery. Knights
Templar, gave a pleasing reception
last evening at Masonic Temple TO
the Masons OF the county and their
families. About 500 we're present
and enjoyed the hospitality OF the
Knights. Early in the evening q pro-
gram was given. Eminent Command
er o. b. Landes presiding. The
guests we're welcomed by c. NJ. Har-
ger. A. ]. Carruth of Harrington de-
liyered an impressive address, pay
ing a high tribute to the order and
reciting the history of Templarhood
briefly. The address was we'll re-
ceived and greatly appreciated. Sew
eral musical numbers we're render,
cd by two quartettes. Mrs. II. M.
Howard, Miss Grace Peters. Miss
Weber, Miss Stella Murphy; Messrs.
B. d. Whitehead. II. M. Howard. DR..
II. p. Mera, Lynn Covert-ali being
heartily encored After the program
the drill team gave an exhibition
drill under the command Of ]. Il.
Keel. Light refreshments were serv-
cd and the remainder OF the evening
was spent socially. The Commandery
members exerted themselves to
make the guests at home and the
occasion was a success In every par
ticular.
George F. Jones celebrated his
8Oth birthday anniversary yester-
day with family dinner at his home
on East Fifth street. A number of
old friends and neighbors called TO
pay their respects and wish him
many more anniversaries.
Isis Temple, Salina. announces Its {
annual Ladies' Reception and Cere-
monial Session November s. The
Shriners will be entertained at
birds Of Paradise" Morosco mu- 4
steal comedy, a banquet and dance. Z
Mrs. c. M. Harger and Mrs. H. W. C
Keel of Abilene are on the ladies' q
reception committee and H. w. n
Keel is on the dancing committee. p
Many Shriners and their wives from "
Abilene will attend. O
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Miss Grace Cox and T. B. Wood =
II Detroit were married at half past -
seven Wednesday evening, by Rev. "
!. o. Vincent of the United Brethren o
,hurch, at the home Of the bride ~
IN East Eleventh street. Only the
Immediate relatives and friends
we're invited and the wedding was VI
simple and plain in every way. Mrs. -
Wood moved to Abilene last spring !"
rom Gender, Kan, and during her ~
hort residence here has made many &c
riends. Mr.. Wood is a prominent :"
dickinson county farmer. He owns ~
farm two miles east of Detroit, u
1here he and his bride will be at
ONE after a short wedding trip. :.
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Mr.. Milton L. Jordan and Miss II
annie Abbott were married Satur- Fl,
by evening at nine O'Clock at the III
Iethodist parsonage. with Rev. J Ru
:. DeYoe officiating. Only few n
nmediate relatives and friends were tn,
resent. Mrs. Jordan is the daugh- M
r of Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott, re-,
no live on West Fourth street, and in
Is host of friends. who she has az
on by her charming manner, that fro
ish her we'll. Mr.. Jordan Is q trust an
employee of the Reflector and OF
6 marriage to Miss Abbott is the MI
animation of a long friendship. WI
r. and Mrs. Jordan will make their lin
,me on West Fourth street. ).
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A very pretty and quiet wedding Me
ok place a t7:SO this morning at Be
lie Catholic church when Miss DIRE
atherine Mccarthy and MIR. Michael
ogan were married by. Father reI
Reilly, Immediately following the Ne
'remony a dainty wedding break me
st was served to fourteen guests Ru
the home of the brides mother, Da
RS. Georgia Mccarthy, on South Ma
asst Third street. Mrs. Hogan is one sor
Abilene's sweetest girls and has dis
70 best wishes of a host Of friends. hel
r. Hogan is employed by Duckwall ID
ros. and is an energetic and capa- Blu
a vouD0 mon NJ .ud AEr, rJo~oo he