Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-03
SOCIAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK

porch was screened In with greens
The bride. who was the recipien
Of many beautiful gifts, was borI
In Abilene and was graduated from
the University Of Kansas, class o
Ia. She is a member OF the Kappi
Alpha Theta sorority and Phi Beti
Kappa honorary society. Mr.. Parkel
is the SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A
Parker, of Kansas City; his fathel
is secretary of the Alternately Fur
niture Company. He was gradual
ed from the school of engineering
University of Kansas IL. and went
Immediately into the offices of the
General Electric Company, at Sche-
nectady, New York. He is a member
Of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and
the Theta Tau professional frater-
nifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker left for the
east after the wedding breakfast
and will be at home in Schenectady
after July 18th.
The out o. town guests we're: Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Parker, Kansas City;
MIR. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan,
Topeka; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brad
shaw, Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. R.
w. Hoffman, Enterprise; Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Worsely, Salina;
Mrs. Edgar Forde, Emporia; Mrs
E. w. Murray. Lawrence; Mrs. G.
E. Luton, Chicago; Mrs. Amos
Smith, Seneca; Misses Mary Mac
Lehman, Topeka; Marie Hedrick,
Kansas City; Marian Bedford,
Grand Rapids, Michigan; Rather
inc Dolman Topeka; Myrna Belts,
Kansas City; Louise Bradshaw. Her
ington; Bess Hoffman, Enterprise;
Marcia Story, Manhattan; Mr.. Stan
ley HARRISON, Kansas City; Mr..
James Schwab, Lawrence.
Friends here rave received an
nouncements of the graduation OF
Miss Vaughn Mccormick, daughter
of E. s. Mccormick, from the Uni
versity of Oregon, at Eugene, June
16. Mr.. Mccormick preceded M. F.
Aumiller as county superintendent
of schools here, and Miss McCor-
mick is a graduate of Abilene high
school.
Jerome Beatty, poem and prose
writer for the New York Evening
Mail, whose marriage to Miss Doro-
thea Mcknight recently interested
people here, writes about Mara
thon race in New York City:
"What is this all about" shock
ed old lady asked as she looked at
the marathon runners17in extreme
ly modified attire-as they raced
along Fifth avenue. IA new law
went into effect today" explained
facetious bystander. "It's this new
ergenics thing. All prospective BRIDE
grooms have to pass a physical test.
and these are young men going to
the city hall to get their marriage
licenses"
"My, myl" gasped the old lady
GLOW science does progress!"
An old man stood beside her
watching the half dressed young
men pass.
cover what course" he inquired
tjmidly, lido the women RUM"
A.A&
Matrimuny has claimed one Of the
members of the A. H. s. ID class.
Miss Coda Lynn and Mr.. Levi H.
Ford were married this morning at
the home of Hugr Lomax, 400 E.
Eighth street. Mrs. D. L. Campbell,
q sister of the bride, and Mrs. L@-
max were present at the ceremony
Mrs. Ford is a native of Dickinson
county. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Lynn, live at sol N. E. Sixth.
She was a member of the class OF
1915, A.. H. S., but an attack OF
fever several weeks ago prevented
her graduation. Mr.. Ford is junior
partner in the firm Of Ford & Son,
blacksmiths, with their shop on
The young couple left to-
day for Marysvi1le for a short visit
with a sister of the groom. After
their return they will begin house,
keeping in their new cottage at Sol
N. q. Fifth.
any. other game, but take two hours
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