Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-05-20
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
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ferguson were married at Wichita
MAY s. They will live on Mrs. Chas-
tain's farm north OF the city.
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Mrs. G. A. Hoffman Of Enterprise,
the newly elected general federation
secretary for Kansas, has announc-
cd her intention OF attending the
mid biennial council meeting of the
general federation at Portland the
first of June. Kansas and Missouri
women are planning to make the
trip together and will start from
Kansas City next week. ANY Kansas
club women who are contemplating
q trip to the coast will be welcomed
on the federation route and will be
allowed the same rates as the dele
gates.
Lawrence Journal-World: The
Alpha Delta Pi sorority is celebrat-
ing their Founders Day with the
annual banquet. The color scheme is
blue and white and the rooms will
be decorated with smilax and dais-
les. It will be served at quartette
tables and afterwards the different
classes will give farces. The alumnae
who are back for the dinner are
Misses Gladys Elliott and Ann Ma
lott of Kansas City; Miss Ann Stew
art Of Rockport, Texas; Miss Cath
crime Tester of Coffeyville and Miss
Lena Trip Of Beloit.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Harger for the
marriage of their daughter, Lois
Blanche, and Mr.. Ross Isaac Parker
of Schenectady, New York, Wednes-
day morning, June 2, at 8 o'clock.
Miss Mary Lee, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Lee, and Mr.. Elmer
A. Harris were married at o'clock
Monday night at the home of the
bride, with Rev. Ellie Harrison as
the officiating minister. Miss Celia
Baxter acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
James Lee, brother of the bride,
as best man. The bride was attired
in a beautiful gown of silk crepe de
chine and carried pink and white
carnations. Following the ceremony,
the bridal couple and about one
hundred guests enjoyed big we'd
ding supper. They will live in Her
ington. Times.
A wedding that was a surprise to
friends was that of Miss Florence
CHM and Mr.. Fritz Wallerstedt
which took place in Topeka last
week. Mrs. Wallerstedt has been
with the PREM millinery for some
time and is a pretty and popular
girl. Mr.. Wallerstedt is employed at
the Home Rule cafe.
Miss Addie Over went to Manhat- !
tan today as delegate to the first
annual conference of the Kansas
Branch of the National Congress of
Mothers and ParentTeachers' as
sociations, which will open in the
high school at Manhattan this af-
ternoon. Boy scouts and campfire
girls will assist in meeting the dele
gates and this evening the high
school domestic science girls will
serve a dinner. Tomorrow the ses-
sions will be held at the college
A luncheon will be
served at noon. Speakers of nation
wide reputation will discuss ques
tons of interest to the parent-teach-
ers' association, which are organiza-
lions formed to further cooperation
between parents and teachers by
better understanding Of each others
work and viewpoint. Miss Over on
her return will report to the city
federation and steps will be taken
coward forming an association here.
which the federation has strongly !
endorsed. Mrs. M. H. Malott was !
appointed delegate to the Manhat-
an convention by the federation but |
will be unable to attend. Mrs. w. A.
Stacey is substituting for Miss Over g
It the Garfield school. n
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The list of officers elected by the
rand chapter of Kansas, Order of
Iastern Star, at Topeka is: Mrs.
Iyrtle Suit, Topeka, grand matron,
ucceeding Miss Emma M. Viets of n
sirard, who becomes past grand G
the Rev. John w. Waldron, r
lotion, grand patron; Mrs. Della z
Topeka, reelected grand Z,
and enters upon her sew b