Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-11-25


ten and Mr.. Thomas Ballantyne on
Thanksgiving day at the home Of
Mr.. BalIantyne, Bonnie View stock
Farm. several miles south OF Pearl.
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Miss Dorothy Toms was the guest
OF honor at a seven o'clock dinner
party given last evening at the Pa
cific hotel. Plates were laid for
seven couples and Mrs. C. L. Hub I
bard. The tables were adorned with ,
pink and white chrysanthemums. 4
The University Of Kansas Dramatic !
club has chosen 1.-THE Witching
Hour" as the play to be given at ]
the Bowersock theatre January 10. q
Miss Ada Dykes Of Lebanon and Mr.. l
Elmer Clark Of oswego have the
leading roles. Mr.. Ames Rogers is b
one OF ten others who have been 6
selected for the cast. v
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Miss Madeline Nachtman, one OF s
the charming brides of the month, v
was honored guest at an afternoon II
party last week given by Mrs. Char b
les e. Anderson and Mrs. Harry H
Montgomery at the latter's home. Ia
Mrs. T. w. Dorm, Mrs. Herbert ia m
cobs and Mrs. Ralph Lashelle gra- "
ciously assisted the hostesses In b.
serving a buffet approximation M
City Union. A
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Norma johnson, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Johnson. was
very pleasantly surprised Saturday 70
when twenty Of her schoolmates call 7,
ed at the Johnson home on North 80
Mulberry and helped her celebrate -,
her tenth birthday. The afternoon, II,
from tyo until five, was gaily spent IT,
in games. Miss Johnson was the o.
recipient of many nice remem- oo
brances. Dainty refreshments were II,
served Ia
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Several Abilene people attended ~,
ne box social at the Sand Springs no
school Friday night. The big array nm,
Il boxes blue, boxes pink, boxes in o,s
rills and boxes plain went off at rIo
he auction like "hot cakes on a.
old morning." The proceeds of $25 10,
1ill be used to purchase basketball Ia,
nd other athletic equipment for NJ,
he school. Mr.. Milton Haffa and ~,
Iiss Mildred Stoves are the teach Az
RS.
& AA ~.
Gregory-Homman ~,
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teeOi' "oie Un.'oU =" MOI 1'"eo day
lst week in Topeka. The ceremony IT.,
ook place at the First M. e. par
onage. Mr.. and Mrs. Homman
pent several days in Topeka visit
,g her daughter, returning to Sol the
mon Monday evening. They will ]oir
lake their home in Mrs. Homman's the
roperty on First street They have ing
he best wishes of numerous friends. Sin
Solomon Tribune. her
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the
Miss Ada Anderson delightfully."- go
ntertained twenty young people at ard
~ Anueison nono y" "00' AA silv
treet. last evening in honor of ~
Iiss Mildred Morse, who with her ora
ather, #. w. Morse, leaves soon for tor,
heir new home in Arkansas The oro
vening was spent at cards and on,
lancing. A dainty lap luncheon was nv,
erved. Mr.. Chester Carter of To- ond
,eka was q guest from out Of the loo
ity. M,
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The Kansas Society Of Mayflower Zig
Descendants Is holding its first an era
lual meeting today in Topeka. The ira
business session was held in the Mr.
Memorial building at o'clock and Re,
will be followed by banquet at Mr.
Mills Tea room at o'clock this Fal
evening. The society was organized Sol
November 81, 1914, when Mr.. Ar to
,hur H. Bennett of Topeka was EN-
elected governor of the society. Orc
Mrs. Minnie L. Wilcox Of this city
9 charter member of this society.
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The Kansas club women are to pla
have the president Of the General o'cl
Federation OF Women's clubs, the VIII,
organization, as the prin- Mis-
cipal speaker at the state conven- uni
ton Of the federation, Mrs. j. M. er
Miller, president of the state fed ma
eration, has announced She also the
gave out the date OF the state con- the
Vention. April IS, 10 and 20, in To- Mr.
peka. This will be the first time the the
Kansas federation ever has enter din
aimed n national uresidank of the Str,