Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-10-21
SOCIAL DOINCS OF THE WEEK

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A marriage license was issued 10
Mr.. p. r. Pine Of salina and iss
Carrie Long OF Detroit. who VIII be,
married this evening at six o'clock
- the home OF the bride in Detroit
With the Rev. J w. DeYoe perform
ing the ceremony.
Mrs. Henry Yuhl entertained the
d. M. C. club at her pleasant home
five miles southeast of town Thurs
day afternoon, September 80. Mrs.
shrader, Mrs. Yuhls mother, and
Mrs. Dunlap OF near Marion were
guests at club.
The invitations are out for the
marriage of Miss Ruth Zook. daugh-
tar OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. zook OF
Abilene. and Mr.. Jesse Hoover OF
North Dickinson, at the home OF the
brides parents on East Sixth street
Thursday, october FL.
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To relieve the anxiety Of inquir-
ers we would say that President
Wilson will be SO years old Decem-
her 2S. He was born little more
than a month after James Buchanan
was elected president Of the United
States. Mrs. Calf, whom he is to
marry sometime in December, Is
reported to be 3S years old.-Lea-
yenworth Times.
A good story in the Kansas Clty
Star: Mabel" said the father, look
ing very serious as his young daugh-
ter came into the room, your
Young man stays until a very late
hour. Has not your mother said
something to you about this HABIT
of his?" eyes, dad" replied Mabel
sweetly, Mother says men haven't
altered a bit"
Mrs. Henry Paul, living five
miles southeast of town, was nos
tess to the d. M. c. club Thursday
October IA, and entertained in her
usual charming manner. The threat
ening weather was no hindrance to
the meeting as all members but one
were present. Mrs. Dunlap OF Mar
ion and Mrs. Will Stroda, neigh
Dor, we're present as guests.
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Mr.. James Lockhart and Miss
Ruth Walker, both of Solomon
came to Abilene this morning, OBJ
tanned a marriage license and were
married at 1880 this afternoon at
the Methodist parsonage with the
Rev. w. DeYoe officiating. Imme-
diately following the ceremony they
left for Solomon where they will be
at home on a farm owned by Mr..
Lockhart, four miles south OF that
place.
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And now the Associated Press
carries the story that as long ago
as last May Wilson was taking MRS.
Gait out riding in the suburbs OF
Washington. 1t says he would start
from the white house with one OF
his family, stop somewhere, leave
his companion and take in the WI
dow and ride for hours and hours.
Every woman will say, "For heav-
ems sake, if it was that far along
in May when did it begin?"
An increase of forty-four this
wear in his school at Abilene is the
report made by Will French, for
merly of the department OF history
in the Winfield high school, in
letter to ]. w. GOwans. He is prln-
cipal of the high school, which now
has an enrolment of 283. Abilene
is almost due north of Winfield and
is the home of Miss Ruth Harger,
English teacher in our high school,
Winfield Courier.
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At the eighth grade chapel ex-
ercises this morning Miss Elizabeth
Barnes of Washington, D. c., gave
a delightful talk in which she took
her hearers on a sight seeing trip
through the capital city, introduc-
ing them to some Of the chief points
of interest and picturing some OF
the things that may be accom-
plished in the way of beauty and
sanitation by a city or community
dominated by a great civic pride.
Miss Barnes, who once was a pupil