Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-12

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oelschleger, and Miss Hazel Webel
and Mr.. Emanuel Hoffine were unit
ed in marriage at the home Of the
brides father near Linwood. Kan
sas. Rev. Glazier OF Baldwin per
formed the ceremony. The house
Was artisticaily decorated in ferns,
roses and white bells. Before the
ceremony Mrs. o. w. Weber and
Mr.. Arthur Richardson sang. Mrs.
A. q. Richardson Of Lawrence play
ed the Lohengrin wedding march.
The brides gowns were of satin.
covered with embroidered net, and
trimmed in all over lace and sill
yer. After the ceremony q delicious
four-course dinner was served
Lawrence Journal. Miss Anne
Schlegel Of Abilene was one OF the
guests. NJ
Mrs. c. f. Binder and Miss Anna
Binder were "at home" to the mem
bers Of the Ladies' Rural club at.
their charming home northwest OF
town, on Thursday afternoon. A
majority of the members were pre-
sent, among them being Mrs. J. w.
Malone, formerly of the Paradise
neighborhood.
Mrs. F. C. Makins was hostess to
the members of the Ladies' Rural |
club and the Ladies' Fancy Work |
club at her home at the Orphanage
farm on Wednesday afternoon. The
joint session of the clubs made the
affair an enjoyable one and 1t was
decided to hold a picnic in the near
future, at which both clubs and
their families would participate.
After the meeting the ladies enjoy
ed an inspection tour Of the new
e AA
H. A. Kingsley Of Topeka, stop
ped off in Abilene to visit hia- son,
who is working with the ,Kaw Paw
Ing company here. Mr.. Kingsley is
IN his way to Manitou to join the
of his family who are
pending the summer there.
Miss Marion Ellet of Kansas City
vas the guest of Miss Ruth Harger.
The Ia the granddaughter of Judge
,. w. Sturges OF Concordia and has
made a remarkable record as a
writer of pleasing verse. Though
My 16 she has had several poems
ublished and they are notable
like for their imaginative quality '
nd their vocabulary and versifica-
ion. 1t is rare that such gifts !
re possessed in youth and q brill
ant future in the literary world G
! predicted for Miss Ellet. v
Hardships such as were the lot
( the early pioneers have been the u
tie of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Hoffman
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wors-
" on their trip in an auto to
evada, Iowa. Muddy, rough, and 5
| many cases, water covered roads g
ere encountered all the way to Me- "
raska, and just this side of Lin Il
,ln Mr. Worsley and Mr.. Hoffman Il
ept all night in their car, while N
leir wives went into Lincoln in a n
lggy.-Salina Journal. m
zee h.
w. S. Boughton, general agent u
'r the Missouri Pacific at Salina, D
as married Wednesday at the OF
Dme of Rev. Benjamin Young at III
):3O o'clock to Mrs. Eva Robbins o.
Ellsworth. They left last night
II the coast. They will be gone p'
veral weeks. They will make
eir home in Salina where Mr..
Oughton has been a resident for
7enty-two years. The bride has M
Ved in Ellsworth a long time. Both N
e highly respected people of their T.
Capital. r.
& RA di
Miss Edith Worley entertained 10
9. clerks at Whitehead's store in Of
nor Of Miss Marie Roger at din CO
r at her home on West Third st., re
onday evening. Miss Roger was br
with a number Of kitchen wi
ensils. Miss Worley and her til
ests made q row party ct the en-
alRa IN