Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-29
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Junior classes torBot the serloui
side OF school life and enjoyed them
selves to the full last night at the
reception In the A.. o. u. w. hal
given by the juniors. honoring the
approaching close Of the school year
and the graduation of the 1916
class. The hall was attractvely dec
Grated. The fore part Of the evening
was spent with program given by
the juniors. BY the aid Of q reflec-
torscope baby pictures of the SEN
Tors, portraying childhood poses OF
the '15 folks, were shown. A COM
edy Of the slapstick, Keystone COM
edy sort was we'll given and was
enjoyed. Parts were taken by Deane
Malott, Norman Gross, Harriet Pat
terson, Evan Markley and Mildred
Wilkie, and there were numerous
hits on the faculty and the seniors.
A Scandal Song" contained more
hits on the graduates and their In
structors, and Deane Malott sang o
coon song we'll. After refreshments
were served Deane Malott, president
Of the junior class. acted as toast
master. Toasts were responded to
by Pres. Harold Roger of the sem
Tor class, Supt. w. A. Stacey, J. w.
French, Miss Grace Galloway, G. A.
Anderson, Miss Alice Bell and H.
z. Dresser. The tables were decor
ated with tulips and jonquils and
the place cards further carried out
the color scheme of orange and
white, the senior colors. An orches-
ira played throughout the evening.
The committees which were in
charge Of the reception made a big
success of the affair. Miss Cora
Ault, sponsor for the junior class,
assisted the committees.
& & &
With only the immediate rela-
tives in attendance, Miss Blanche
Jennings of Bennington, daughter Of
Mrs. H. w. Jennings, and Mr.. Louis
Kueker were united in marriage by
DR.. F. s. Blayney at the Presbyter-
ian parsonage this morning. They
were attended by Miss Ida Kueker,
a sister of the bridegroom and Mr..
Jennings, a brother OF
the bride. Mr.. Keuker and his bride
left on the noon train for Manhat-
tan where they will visit, going
from there to Kansas City and Ex-
celsior Springs before returning to
Niles, where Mr.. Kueker is the
grain buyer for the farmers eleva-
tor and where they will make their
home. The bride is well and popu-
larly known in her community and
The young couple will begin house
keeping with the best wishes OF
many friends and acquaintance. |
Mr.. Kueker is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Keuker. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Smith and two daughters and Mr..
Ernest Jennings accompanied the
young people here and witnessed the
Mrs. Smith is a sister OF
The bride, and Mr.. Jennings is a
brother of the bridegroom.
Action leading toward the forma-
lion of a parent-teachers' associa-
ton was taken by the city fedora
lion of women's clubs at the regu-
lar meeting in the library basement
yesterday afternoon. The fedora
lion recommended strongly such an
and elected delegates
10 attend the state meeting OF the
association at Man
haitian May IS and 10. The dele
gates appointed were Mrs. M. H.
Malott, Mrs. c. C. Wyandt as alter
nate; Miss Addie Over, Miss Ruth
Hunt as alternate. A federation
Mrs. G. e. Rugh, Mrs.
:. M. Harger and Mrs. w. A. Stacey,
was named to meet with the dele
rates after their return from the
Meeting at Manhattan and work out
. plan and set a date for the or
Eanization of the parent-teachers'
association. All Of the clubs enthus-
astically favor the plan and are
certain that it would meet with the
avor of the entire town and the
,orps Of teachers. The teachers al
'eady have indicated their desire
or such an organization. The ladies
.Iso discussed the cleanup yesterday
md commended highly the city
and the city hall
orce for their help during the
cleanup campaign, and supt. w. A.
stacey and the boy scouts and all
,thera who cooperated in making