Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
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est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Y.
Richmond, and DR.. Raymond b. Mil
Ter, of Abilene, we're united In mar
Rage Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock at the Methodist church, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
q. F. Johnson, OF Baldwin, assisted
by Rev. c. l.. Fesler. The church
was decorated with white elematis.
goldenrod and geranium flowers.
The impressive ring ceremony was
used. Immediately following the
ceremony the bridal party went to
the Richmond home where congrat-
ulations we're extended and a de-
lightful buffet luncheon was serv-
ed. The bride has grown to woman
hood in Toronto and is loved by all
who know her. Since graduating
from Baker she has been teacher
The groom is a fine appearing
young man and has an established
business as a dentist in Abilene
Toronto Republican.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller are here and
will be at home at 303 East Enter
prise street. DR.. Miller has won
many friends since he has been here
and they will welcome him and his
bride to the city Miss lnez john
ston a college friend of Mrs. Miller
who returned from Toronto with
them left this morning for Barnard
where she will teach this winter.
Miss Myrtle Miller who returned
with them, left this morning for
her home in Minneapolis.
Isaac Shockey and Mrs. John
Book left this morning for Kansas
City, where they will join Mr.. and
Mrs. James CARVE, who have been
there a couple of days, and from
there they will leave for an extend
ed trip through Canada. and then
down to the expositions In Califor-
ria. They will be gone two months.
Miss Edna Jones, formerly OF this
city, was married to Mr.. Stephen
Alfred Frenzel at Salina last week.
The marriage was kept secret UNI
til Sunday when they left for their
future home at Portland. Oregon,
where Mr.. Frenzel is in the optical
and jewelry business.
Miss Jones is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones who re-
sided in Enterprise nineteen years.
Miss Jones was born and raised
here and has the hearty congratu-
lations of many friends. -Enterprise
Push. !,
One of the most enjoyable and
Informal affairs ever given by the
aides of the Rural club was the
picnic ON Wednesday afternoon at
he home of Mrs. John 'Scheichter, a
n honor of Mrs. Fletcher Flanna- \
ran, formerly of Abilene. but now t
II Edinburg, Texas, who is here on v
visit with relatives. The East Side \
fancy Work club was invited and II
elped to make the picnic complete. O
IN the attractive lawn of the SLEIGH +
er home, long tables covered with n
White linen were placed and on h
hese was spread tempting array "
Il edibles, for which the ladies Of "
9th clubs are noted. Beautiful Il
Of sweet peas, Verbenas G
nd geraniums we're used as table I
ecorations. The afternoon was "
pent with fancy work and CONVEX a
alton. Mrs. Flanagan told tho s.
,uests many interesting stories Of p
life In Texas. The guest of honor D
nd all others present were loud in s
heir praise of the courteous treat F
nent given them by the committee a
n charge, composed Of Mrs. p. J. b
rowe, Mrs. Howard Cooley and OF
lrs. B. F. Mize and the hostess, fl
frs. Sleichter. Mrs. Barbara Goode D
1 Excelsior Springs, Mo-, who is o.
listing her mother, Mrs. Henry C
was an out-of-town E
uest. o
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Hoffman IL
about so friends at
even o'clock dinner Saturday ev-
ming at their beautiful home in tt
Enterprise The table was set on Il
he front porch and was lastly ar g
anged, color scheme of pink and b
Vhite was artistically carried out Il
n roses and other flowers. After a.
inner the guests we're delightful @
!, nutarkoinad with v0Nal aoIOo nv y