Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-05
SO;IAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK

Mrs. T. D. Fitzpatrick of Salina
arrived to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Keel and her granddaughter.
Cupid Takes q Teacher
Miss Beulah Hines, elected prin-
>cipal Of the south side school here
for the coming year, has resigned
= her position. Miss Fines marriage
to a wealthy man took place re-
Gently. The board has accepted her
resignation and will employ a prin-
cipal within a short time. Miss
Hines taught in the Ellis, Kan.
schools last year.
A double wedding ceremony was
performed at the courthouse late
this afternoon by Probate Judge c.
w. Wilson as the climax of ia heavy
days business, says the 'Salina Jour
nal. The two couples united i'm the
ceremony were Earl Milhan and
Minnie Sanders, both of Solomon,
and Ross A. Barton of Gypsum and
Mittie E. Brewer, of Solomon.
A quiet home wedding was SOL
,emnized aat the home tof Mr.. It. B.
Mosley in Dillon yesterday when his
daughter, Lola, was united in mar
'raige to Mr.. i. TB. Wells. The cere-
mony was performed at O'Clock
by the Rev. c. G. 'Baer, relatives 1of
THE bride and bridegroom being !!
present. Following the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mosley left for their
honeymoon trip in California. They
will live at Comiskey, Lyons county,
kansas. Mr.. Wells formerly was
the Missouri Pacific agent at Dillon.
The Mosley family is prominent I'm
South Dickinson :
The Comrades. "a class composed
of boys and girls, lagos ranging from
ten to fourteen, assisted by their
teacher, MES. HORwOod, gave a So
cial lat the ,Snnnwside church ON
Tuesday evening. The band from p
Abilene very consciously furnished IL
the music which was greatly appre- I
ciated by. all Should the boys come II
again they will always receive n a
hearty welcome at 8unnyside. The It
evening was a decided success and
enjoyed by an. The .class receipts
were $3.50.
eee TX
Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Deever and
Mrs. C. F. Atwood, left for Meri- ,.
len, Kan, to attend a reunion OF :,
he Deever family. Mrs. Neever has -
,een assisting Mr.. A. S. Blair, CASH -;
er of the Commercial State bank n
Until Mr.. Blair conld select his as 90
istant, which has been done. The
)eeYers have a reunion each year =,
nd this year the five children and e
hirteen graRdchildreB all are ex- ,,r
ected to be at home an
q = = ov
About $50 members Of the w. c. fol
. u. and their children assembled on
/ the grove at Frank Sullivan'S
ONE west of the city at noon yes
,rday for a picnic dinner and an wi
IternoOn program. Each family aft
rought a basket Of good things to bic
It. Tie dinner was spread on q ing
rye table In the grove and there the
as an abundance Of chicken, sand My
iches, pickles and salads, pies and En-
kes and fruit. Mrs. Sullivan had Br!
ade complete arrangements for Mu
fair, which was carried out sue of
ssfully. After dinner, program the
an hour and a half was given, con
of songs, rehearsals and TO
adings. Splendid interest was 4.
own. After the program, ice
cam was served; the cream was
Id TO start a fund to send a dele mai
to from the society to the state ed
eeting next fall. The members Of mai
. union enjoyed the, picnic so tain
uch that Il was decided to have thai
mic n@rt year and invite the men he
Iks. The union is very grateful to q
the sulllvans. and to Mr.. Jay hon
riding, who took fourteen persons lice
/ to the grove in his jitney bus, girl
4 70 NJ. Lowell Johnson, who ed