Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-12-23

Miss Elizabeth Wyandt, VINO ID
student at Ferry Hall. Lake Forest
I'll. is one of the regular contrtpu-
tors to ''The Almanack," a monthly
magazine published by the school,
Recent issues contain essays and
short stories that exhibit n marked
talent by Miss Wyandt, both in their
excellent diction and Imaginative
quality, indicative Of wide reading
and careful study OF literature.
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This is the latest dope on the
next Mrs. Wilson's wedding gowns:
From a man who peeped at the gown
comes the description of this one
an afternoon costume OF the brides
fayorite blue. 1t is silk, very SOFT
and of a light weight made in the
full bouffant style, with the bodice
of matching chiffon showing beneath
a waistcoat effect Of the silk and
finished with the most delicate
white lace about the throat. This
gown was a supplementary order as
Mrs. Cats clothes were all deliver
ed to her last week, and she con-
sidered the trousseau as a closed
book. Many of her street and after
noon gowns are for warm weather
which means that the few weeks OF
honeymoon trip win more than Ike
" be spent in the south.
The 8. r. o. dancing club, afteE
many attempts to get together, met
last evening. elected Edward Craw-
ford as president, and completed q
formal organization, Ms the club has
never been officially organized. A
constitution and bylaws were drawn
ND and adopted and q campaign Will
he made for membership. ASSESS
ments WIN be levied and whether
mr. not members attend the dances
given by the club they will be ask
ed to pay. In this way they hope 70
increase the attendance at the
clubs affairs. In order to satisfy tine
most uossfble the programs for the
dances win be made uT irdR OF the
"old" dances, the waltz and the
two-step, and the remainder OF the
hesitation and castle walk. Tine
popularity Of The former dances II
being renewed by all dancing mas
ters. Committees will be appointed
by the president to plan for th'
New Years bail, the big event o.
the winter season, which will be
given December 81.
& &c
NMenges-Menney
Thursday evening at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Menges, on Eas'
Seventh street, were married thell
daughter, Emma, and Mr.. Millarc
Kenny of Chapman. While Miss
Flora snider played the "Brloa
Chorus" from Lohengrfn, the bride
and groom attended by Miss Filia
Menges and MT. Ralph Stradtnei
OF Enterprise, took their places Oe'
meath a canopy of pink and white
where Rev. J. A. Sinclair OF the
Christian church performed the GER
emony, using the impressive rlne
service. The bride wore a Deautl
full gown of white chiffon taftets
and carried a bouquet OF bride
roses. The bridesmaid wore go"f
of pink silk null and carried pins
carnations. The color scheme o.
mink and white was beautifully car
ried out in all the decorations anC
refreshments. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney received TN
hearty congratulations Of the eight!
friends and relatives who witness
ed the ceremony. Many beautiful
and useful gifts were received
Mrs. Kenney has grown to woman
hood in Abilene and IL highly es
teemed by her many friends and u
the Christian church OF which sh'
is an active member. Mr.. Kenney =
a prosperous young farmer and u
greatly respected by all who know
him. They VIII reside on Mr.. Ken
ney's farm south OF Chapman ant
win be at home to their friends af
49, Tonnnvnhar az
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Solomon ig to have . womsni
club, the preliminary steps 70
WHICH wsrs taken Thursday after
nosn. MA Erea baker savs Dc