Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-14
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married their oldest daughter. Miss
Edith Arminta Zook. and Mr.. John
William Young. with the Rev. C. b.
Zook OF lola officiating. While
Lohengrin's wedding march was be-
ing played by Miss Florence Musser
OF Abilene. the bride and groom,
attended by Miss Bertha Zook as
the bridesmaid, and Mr.. Ezra Kri-
der as the best man. came into the
parlor and under a bower OF pink
and white where the ceremony was
performed by Rev. c. B. Zook. an
uncle OF the bride. Miss Zook wore
a dress OF white chiffon taffeta and
carried bouquet of beautiful
brides roses. The bridesmaid was
gowned In pink wolfe and carried
bouquet of pink roses. Immediately
following the ceremony a bountiful
three course wedding supper was
served to eighty-two guests. The
wedding cafe was placed In the
center of the tables which were
arranged in the shape of T.
Mrs. Young Is one Of north Dick
Inson's most popular young ladies.
having grown to womanhood in that
and is very prominent In
church work. Mr.. Young Is held
high In the esteem of many friends
who know him for an honest and
young man. The pres
ants were many and useful and
Jpeak we'll Of the respect in which I,
he young people were held. After
! week spent visiting with relatives
dr. and Mrs. Young will be at home (
IN his farm three miles west of =
AbiIene. n
The address of Prof. Arthur Nev-
D of the University of Kansas be-
ore the Fifth district federation Of r
lubs here next week will be one o
{ the most helpful things of the Q
Ieeting. Mrs. Cora G. Lewis, of the .
GARD of Administration, writes: d
He is one of the great musicians
I America and has made a won a.
arful fight for the development of o
merican music In this country. 1t
indeed, like a beautiful dream
at has come true. to think that
e are to have him at the univer- ra
ty working in community music in ri
ansas." vi
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The Loyal Berean class of the Sp
lristian Sunday school was pleas fr,
lily entertained last evening by lei
r. and Mrs. Frank Erwin at their
me on East Eighth street. Dainty
were served following .N
g business meeting. The class will -
BET next time with Mr.. and Mrs. 0A
A. Crane on East Fourth street.
Five hundred from over central loa
Insas were in attendance at the Wis
setting of the knights OF Columbus w,
esday at Salina. A class of sixty fin
I'm Lincoln was initiated and in be,
. evening the visitors were the Gro
ests Of the Salina organization at raj
large banquet. Following this
sre was a ball held in the Hal
list hall. The delegation from here fal
'orts a grand time and are loud 40
their praises of the Salina people M.
hostesses. The following went
m Abilene: Miss Anna Hogan, Mr..
Mrs. Michael Hogan, Father
Reilly, Harry Walters, Joseph
fray, F. w. Weisshair, Walter e6
Joseph Curry and Will oc
m McAlliffe.
rhe Standard Bearers held their Y
nthly meeting last evening at the
thodist church, with Misses las
rtha Hill, Irene Graham and Mil
ID Etherington as hostesses. Mrs. Mr.
". DeYoe gave very interesting Su,
ort of the convention at Lincoln,
b., which she attended. Four new fiji
mbers were taken in and Misses :
tn Landes, Harriet Patterson, I'm
lsy Seedlings, Sylvia Hancock, \
define Nicolay and Grace John len
were appointed delegates to the last
trict convention which will be \
d at Junction City, October IA suy
Miss Shannon, the missionary in Mo-
rma supported by the girls, will \
at this convention, and they are dav
king an effort to have her come An,
Light refreshments were
we'd.