Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-03

Charming and delightful was the
evening party given by the ladies OF
the Rural club to their husbands
and families May 26, at the Pryor
home, northwest Of town, with Mr..
and Mrs. Pryor as host and hostess.
Their attractive home was prettily
decorated with roses. The dining Ia
BILE had as q center piece a beauti-
full bouquet OF American beauties.
Over sixty were present and cards
we're used as q pleasing diversion.
The affair was in charge OF q COM
mittee. Mrs. Lavert Johnson, Mrs.
Ralph Bricker and Mrs. Frank Max
FMS, and they were assisted by Mrs.
p. ]. Grove, the efficient president
of the club. Ice cream, strawberries
and cake were served, while ,'Mr.
Pryor also gave the gentlemen pres
emit favors OF cigars. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pryor are we'll known for their kind
hospitality and the charming man
ner in which they treated each and
every guest won for them universal
praise.
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At the Presbyterian parsonage
this morning at eleven o'clock the
marriage OF Miss Estella Mabel
Amann and Mr.. Frederick Frolich
took place. DR.. F. 8. Blayney Off
ciated. Following the wedding the
young couple went to the brides
A. home in Mt. Pleasant neighborhood
where the wedding dinner was serv-
ed. Both young people are mem
bers of prominent Dickinson county
families and have the best wishes
Of an unusually large number OF
friends. Mr.. Frolich has hand
some new home complete in all its
furnishings ready for his bride, on
his farm in the Mt. Pleasant neigh
rorhood.
Harger-Parker
At the home of the brides par
entss, Mr.. aad Mrs. Charles M. Har'
ger, at 9 o'clock this morning, were
married their daughter, Lois
Blanche, and Mr.. Ross l. Parker OF
Schenectady, New York, the Rev.
DR.. F. S. Blayney officiating, as
sisted by the Rev. H. F. Martin. The
impressive double ring ceremony
was used and about one hundred
guests were present.
AS Miss Mary MacLennan of To-
peka, a cousin of the groom, played
the Lohengrin wedding march,
Misses Marie Hedrick, Elizabeth
Wyandt, Katherine Dolman, Lois
Crawford, Helen Gleissner and Anne
Malott, in white, carried ribbons to
form for the bridal party an aisle
heading to an arch OF green ana
white in the library. Miss Dorothy
Harger, in white null, was ring
bearer, carrying the rings in bas-
ket of pink sweet peas. Miss Marian
Bedford, in a gown of pink Georg-
cite crepe over white crepe de
chine, with bolero of Mechlin lace
trimmed in pleatings of black net,
was bridesmaid. The maid-of-honor,
Miss Ruth Harger, sister OF the
bride, wore q pompadour taffeta OF
pink and white, typical Of the 1880
neriod. Both bridesmaids wore short
wells of tulle with circlets OF pink
and white flowers and carried Marie
Antoinette baskets of pink and law
ender sweet peas.
The bride was accompanied by
her father. Her gown was Brus-
sells net over accordion pleated chif-
fon; Duchess lace formed a flaring
blouse and long tunic under which
hung points of the net. The bridal
veil of tulle hung from a band OF
Duchess lace and orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet CT i.
lilies of the valley and roses.
The groom was accompanied by
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Stanley Har-
bison of Kansas City.
Following the ceremony and con-
gratulations, the wedding breakfast
was served. The bridal party was
seated in the dining room which was
adorned with brides roses and smi-
lax. surrounding the brides cake.
The parlor and library were decor
ated with roses and greens and the
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