Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

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w. Bingham.-Adv 80 1t
The Shakespearean quartette Sat
urday evening, December 2. Remen-
Der the date.
David Mai of Russell and Chris
tine Herbs of South Trego were mar
ried Monday, November 10Th by Rev.
A. Fink binder.
Willie ). Dillon and Miss Clara B.
Albach of Luray, were united in mar
rage Saturday, November IL, 1916.
by Judge D. s. London. They will
live on the farm near Luray.-Russell
Record.
announcing the birth of q baby
daughter Ruth Elaine to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Dillinger, OF Longmont,
Col, Wednesday, November 18th.
Mrs Dillinger was formerly Miss
Vesta johnson of this city.
Last Sunday morning, November
10Th, Bertha Maude, the oldest
daughter of E. l.. Morgan of this
city and B. Frank son of Mrs. Marga-
ret Chalk, also of this city, were unit
ed in marriage at the Methods
parsonage by the pastor Rev. w. r.
woodward. Both of these young
people are so well known to our read
ers that they need no special intro
[duction. The bride has grown up in
Wa Keeney and is honored alike by
old and young. She is a young lady
of sterling worth who will be capable
of filling her home with much happi-
ness. She has always been favorite
in the circle of friends with whom
she associated and was much esteem
ed for her sunshiny nature and kind
ly disposition. The groom has also
grown up in this community and is
in every way worthy of the bride
which he has chosen for his life's
companion. Every one knows Frank
as he is best known to his friends and
he is considered one or the excellent
Young men of the town. He is now
engaged in farming having recently
built new house on his farm about
four miles south of Wa-Keeney. He
is sober and Industrious just one of
tire substantial and coming young
men of the county who will make his
mark in the world. Both of these
young people have very large circle
of warm friends who extend -leartiest
good wishes and congratulations in
which the World most gladly joins.
On Friday, November 18th the Lo-
Gust club held its annual guest day
meeting at the pleasant home of Mrs.
J. G. Hixson. The day was ideal and
a large number of members with
their friends were present. The fol-
lowing excellent program was render
ed: Thanksgiving Quotations by the
club; the ninety-second psalm, Mrs.
w. Y. Her.ick; vocal selection, Mrs.
j. 81. Niesley; the first Thanksgiving
dinner in the White House, Mrs. f.
d. Wonner; Reading the missionary
box that scandalized the village, Mrs.
/. t. Purcell; vocal solo, Mrs. j. FL.
Niesley. After the program the
guests were invited to the dining
room where two long tables were
awaiting them. The club colors gold
and green were attractively used on
the tables. The place cards were
small hand decorated pumpkins while
the bon bon baskets were of green
laced with yellow ribbon The hol
lowed out half of a golden pumpkin
filed with autumn fruits was effect
lively used as center piece for each
table. An elaborate three course
turkey dinner was served and the
members of the menu committee
Mesdames Blair. COPYRIGHT and 6.
G. Jones were assisted in the serving
by Misses Margaret Hartman, Clara
Gibson, Lacy Herrick and Mildred
Phares. The afternoon was one of
much enjoyment to the club and
their friends. The club wishes es-
pecially to thank Mrs J. III. Niesley
for the delightful music which added
so much to the pleasure of all.