Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
SOCIAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK

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remarkable that one so younl
should show such talent. From
another poem, my Mothers Birth
day" we quote:
Drifting on its murmuring bosom
Safe upon its peaceful breast,
Waited by the winds of gladness
Lulled by angel songs to rest.
May you safely reach the haven,
Where our cares and troubles cease,
May you have joyful birthday,
In His home OF love and peace"
Miss Virginia gives promise OF a
real literary career.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Deever left
for an extended auto trip over Kan
sas. While enroute they will visit
friends and relatives in twelve
counties. Mr.. Deever says IL the
roads are bad they will wait for
them to dry up and then go on.
They do not know just how long
they will be gone.
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Mrs. Ira Johntz entertained ~
young ladies at her beautiful home
on West Third this afternoon, in
honor of Miss Marie Roger, whose
engagement to Mr.. oliver Emig has
been announced. The colors, red
and white, were beautifully worked
out in the home decorations and in
the dainty luncheon; brick cream
v it'll red hearts within being served.
The out-of-town guests we're; Mrs.
John Murphy, Jr., of Chapman, and |
Mrs. Bughey of Battle Creek, Mich
Igan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Welty of To-
peka, announce the engagement of
heir daughter, Rebecca Meadows,
md Mr.. Grover Lee Dunn, of West
noreland, Kans. The wedding will
AXE place early in September. Miss
Nelty is a graduate of Washburn
college and is a member of the Kap-
"a Alpha Theta sorority. She spent
asst summer at Harvard university,
where she took a special course in
work. Last winter she
tudied in the domestic science de-
'artment In the State Agricultural
ollege at Manhattan. Mr.. Dunn Is
he county attorney of Pottawatomie
Ounty. He is the son of Mr.. and ,
frs. ]. w. Dunn, of Onaga. He also
tended Washburn college and was
raduated from the Washburn law
chool. He Is a member of the Phi
Delt fraternity. Miss Welty is the
of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
V. Rice of this city. Miss Welty
as a large host of friends in Abb
me, having visited here often.
Miss Lovernia Ehrsam has invited =
lends to a musicale next Sunday =
'ternoon at the Ehrsam home in
nterprise. Her three sisters, Mrs. I,
bramson, Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Kus- >,
II, are all at home and rich treat h
in store for the guests.
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Mrs. John Murphy, Jr., returned q
Chapman last evening. She as CT
sted Mrs. Ira Johntz at luncheon
the home of the latter, Monday.
Miss Hazel Springer and Mr.. lie
oy Ray, OF Detroit, were married "
I Rev. John F. Hantz at his home
l East Sixth at ten O'Clock this h
orning. Miss Springer is one of h
popular young ladies and 81
r. Ray comes from one of the vi
continent families near Detroit. Mr.. e
Id Mrs. Ray left on the Rock Island
lis morning for their wedding trip.
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Mrs. David Hill has been noti- T
ed by the society of Daughters of
atriots and Founders, of which she
treasurer for the Kansas chapter,
lat a marker will be placed on the II
ave of Robert J. Walker, terri 81
rial governor of Kansas, Septem- +
or 20. At the time Governor =
Talker held office he ruled over "
hat is now the states of Kansas u
nd Nebraska. Both the governor
Kansas and the governor of Ne
raska have been asked to attend =
lie exercises when the marker is ~
nveiled. The ceremonies will be y
onducted by the Kansas chapter,
q n 0htors 0f tho F0undera and Pal