Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-05-20
Mrs. cOwan and Mrs, buckwall.

! Mrs. Berger on East Seventh e
! morrow afternoon at $3.50.
J The Dickinson county r. N. of A
held their annual convention a
; Chapman, May IL. Chapman. Abb
Iiene, Elmo, Solomon, Enterprise an,
Detroit camps we're represented
About rs. with II from Abilene
were present. Junction City CANT
was the guest of honor. Mrs. Lev
Copeland, president of the district
association presided. Officers for tn,
coming term were elected as fol.
lows: President. Mrs. Myrtle Lou
don. Chapman; vice president, Mrs
]. q. Medley, Elmo; secretary, Har.
riet Robinson, Hope; treasurer
Marian sanquist, Enterprise. Mrs.
Moidle, state supervisor OF Kansas
City, was present and gave q help
full talk on our work for the coming
year. The Junction City team put
on the floor work which was done
In q pleasing manner, and we're
heartily eneored. Three candidates.,
two from Chapman and one from
Abilene, we're initiated. A rising vote
Iof thanks was given the Junction
City team and also to Chapman for
their royal entertainment Of its
guests. In the evening a miscellan-
eous program was carried out, Mrs.
Speer Of Hope gave a reading: duet
by Mrs. Norris and Mrs. ChAders
Of Chapman; reading, Thelma White
hair OF Chapman; reading, Mrs.
Haugh of Abilene. After several APP
preciative remarks from local and
visiting camps, Mrs. Arnold in "a
few well selected words presented
Mrs. Noodle with a souvenir as q
slight token of appreciation of her
work in the state. These annual
gatherings are greatly enjoyed by
all.
q &A
The spring opening OF the Salina
Country club was attended by over
200 members and their guests last
evening. The beautiful club house
was deliberately decorated and bril-
liantly lighted. With T. D. Fitzpat-
rick presiding a charming musical
program was given, followed by
dancing and light refreshments. The
Country club has become one of the
most valued institutions of Salina
and with its golf links, the finest
course in-iKansas, and its handsome
club house is greatly enjoyed. Sew
eral from Abilene attended the
opening reception.
& &c
Friends have received announce
ments of the marriage Of Miss Vera
of Gypsum and Mr.. Will
liam Raymond Jones, at Gypsum,
May 4. Mr.. Jones formerly was in
the office of the Hoffman mills and
visited In Abilene frequently.
A large crowd of Abilene people,
most Of whom took part in the pro-
iuction "A Day at Coney Isle," when
It was presented here, motored TO
Junction City yesterday evening to
the show and were the
guests ct Mrs. Carolyn EIinor Stall
~ and the Junction City people at
/ lunch and dance following the
The Junction City
,ast gave an excellent entertain
nent, characters, soloists and Choir
Is carrying their parts well. The
Abilene visitors showed their favor
tism for Mrs. Staley throughout
he play, and in curtain speech
he thanked her Abilene friends for
,oing to Junction City to see Coney (
sic the way other people gave it.
after the final curtain, the Abilene 6
rowd was invited to join with the 9
JUNCTION City Coney Islanders in an
reception. A delightful
unch was served and the dance
,hich followed was enjoyed. Among
hose who went from here were Mr.. 9
nd Mrs. A. M. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Q
. e. Johntz, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. 8
teri, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Gemmill, c
Ir. and Mrs. Bert Beagle, Miss Ag- d
es Curry, DR.. and Mrs. P. B. Wit n
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. %. Brewer,
Iiss Mary Elizabeth Wilmer, Miss
annie Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.. q
teen, Mr.. and Mrs, H. A. Andre =,
IN, Miss Frances SterL Miss Mary D
lies, Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Burdick, a,
TxyaII TCka.