Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

upon their graduation gowns: 81
yards OF white wolfe at rs cents |
yard Especial price) $3.50. Averag'
for trimmings" and extras. s2.0o
Several OF Salinas musicians en-
pect TO 90 to Abilene Friday TO at
tend a musical evening given unde
the direction OF Mrs. Julia +. Short
says the salina Journal. Mrs. shor
has completed arrangements for Al
exceptional musical treat. In add
ton TO Mr.. Enrico Aresoni. dramatic
tenor, the original soloist for thi
occasion, she has secured for join
recital with Mr.. Aresonia. Mr.. Fred
erick Morley. distinguished pianist
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Mustard-Alden
At the home OF Mrs. Thomas Mus
tard occurred the marriage Of hel
daughter, Miss Katherine Priscilla
and Mr.. John Alden on Wednesday
evening, February 3, at o'clock
The Rev. George Mckay of Manka
to, Kan, performed the ceremony
The bride was gowned in white sat
in trimmed in silk shadow lace and
pearls and carried a bouquet Of
white roses and carnations. Miss
Mary Mustard, a sister OF the bride
was bridesmaid and was dressed IL
pale green albatross trimmed with
cream satin. The groom was at
tended by his nephew, Mr.. Car
Botz. Mrs. VIII Mustard played Men
delssohn's wedding march while the
bridal party took their places foI
the ceremony. Following the cere'
mony a delightful supper was serv'
ed to over forty relatives and
friends. The home was decorated
lastly with ferns and carnations
The young couple received many
fine and useful gifts, including sill
verware, linen and cut glass. Mr.
Alden is a bright and charming
young woman, a graduate Of d. G.
H. s. and one of north Dickinson'e
popular teachers. Mr.. Alden Is the
son of Judson Alden and is one OF
the county's finest young men. They
will reside on the groom's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Wyandt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cans enter
tanned about fifty friends at the
home Of the former on North Buck
eye last evening. After a seven
o'clock dinner military five hundred
occupied the evening. There was APP
preciated music by Misses Mildred
oliver and Freda Marsh and the
house was beautifully decorated
with smilax and roses. This evening
another company will be entertain
cd.
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The executive committee of the
,ity federation met this afternoon TO
discuss matters Of interest to the
,lub women of the city and to plan
work for the federation.
Several of the ladies Of the Here
md There society gathered at the
ZONE of Mrs. Dave Sommer We'd
lesday, February. 10, to remind her
Il her birthday. Each brought with
Ter an article for dinner. At noon
he table fairly groaned with good
hings to eat. Mrs. Sommer used to
I've in the neighborhood where the
aides came from and she surely en-
oys having them come into her
ome. She was certainly surprised
ut she soon made every one well
ONE. The dinner was fine, at least
lave said so. The day was spent in
social way. Everyone had lovely
Ime and went home wishing their
riend Mrs. Sommer, many more
Apply birthdays. Those present:
FRS. A. Hougland, Mrs. J. e. Mid
Teton, Mrs. Geo. Bradley, Mrs. J.
}. Adams, Mrs. J. Callahan, Mrs.
AVE Campbell and Zelma, Thelma
nd Roberta, Mrs. Ralph Coffenber-
err and Reynold, Mrs. r. G. Lair,
FRS. L. A. Johnson, Mrs. Clyde
irewer and Frances, Mrs. F. l..
'laesi and Miss Sadie Coffenberger.
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Gu Tuesday, Feb. 8, Mrs. Frank
eeters entertained the ladies Of the
ancywork club and their husbands
t the Teeters home north Of town,
18th ~ o'clock dinner. The table |
as spread with everything good to
at, like the country ladies know SO
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