Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-10-21


at the Macken home on east Sixth
street. The young folks enjoyed
themselves at games and in the
course OF the evening the girls made
fudge and the boys kept II from
being thrown away. Miss Macken
received many and useful kitchen
articles. Late in the evening dainty
refreshments were served.
The Daughters OF Albright and
the Regulars. the young married
men and women's Bible classes OF
the Evangelical Sunday school,
held their regular monthly social
meeting at the farm home OF MT.
and Mrs. G. A. Toburean, southwest
of Abilene, last evening. There were
about forty people present. A pro-
gram OF recitations. readings, musi-
cal selections and stunts was
greatly enjoyed by all. At the close
of the program everybody partici-
pated in a marshmallow roast. 1t
is not yet definitely decided where
the next meeting will be held.
Mrs. Claude Jones gave surprise
party for Grandma Jones and Mrs.
Ada Wilson of Salina on Wednes-
day, October 13. At 2 o'clock bug
gies were seen approaching the
Jones home from both directions,
the ladies from the west reaching
there a little before those from the
east. The occasion was one enjoyed
by all as Grandma and Mrs. Ada are
old neighbors of Rosedale district.
A number of the ladies brought work
along, either of sewing, crocheting
or embroidering, but the greater
part of the time was spent in social
discourse. Dainty refreshments were
served at 4:30 to about forty guests.
| 1HG PoANy
season was held Thursday evening
by sixteen boys and girls of the
seventh grade, who masqueraded
and had "spooky" time at the
house owned by c. L. Brown on
the corner of Seventh and Buckeye
streets. From the time they stepped
inside the door, thrills and scares'
all Characteristic of the OCCASION
were in store for them. Halloween
leafs" of pumpkin pie, cider, pop
corn balls and apples were served.
The party was chaperoned by the
Misses Bessie Shockey and Agnes
Curry.
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Webster-BOttOrff
Miss Bessie Bottorff of Abilene
and Mr.. o. e. Webster Of Brookvillt
were united in marriage Thursday
afternoon, the Rev. J. H. Kuhn Of
ficiating. The ceremony took place
at 1880 o'clock at the home of the
pastor, 256 South Eleventh street
1.-THE bride was charming in a simple
4 white dress. made in the prevailing
style. The mother and father of the
bride, Rev. and Mrs. Bottorff, OF
Abilene, were present at the wed
ding. The groom has purchased a
| property on Center street where
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster will live
Salina Journal.
Ten baby boys and girls under
two years of age, and their mothers
were pleasantly entertained Tuesday
afternoon from three until six by
Mrs. w. A. Chain, the occasion be-
ing the first birthday of her little
bow. John Howard. The colors OF
blue and pink were beautifully work
cd out in all the dainty decorations
and on the place cards which had a
little tot in a Grade pictured upon
them. Not one conventional was
lacking that marks party OF grown
ups, and of course favors were CIV
en-, which were cute rubber bal
looms. The babies, whom their
mothers had brought to the party,
we're: Emily Davis, Elizabeth Keel,
Katherine Gleissner, Bruce Gleiss-
ner, Robert Godfrey, John Dieter
Jane Case, Albert Spicy and Lucille
Johntz.
Miss Anna Binder delightfully."-
entertained number OF young peo-
pie at her home northwest of town
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Lillian Thorson of Morris, ILL.,, who
is the guest of her aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. w, H. Hanson. The