Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-01-27
SOCIAL DO|NCS OF THE WEEK

The priests of the Salina Catholic
deanery completely surprised Faith
er Maher, and arranged in honor of
his recent appointment as vicar
general of this diocese, splendid
banquet. The feast was served at
the Sacred Heart school and was
prepared by the sisters. They beau
tifully decorated the large dining
room and arranged a sumptuous
and elaborate repast. After the ban
quet a number of toasts were re-
sponded to, as follows; Our Deans. !"
Father O'Rei11y; Our Diocese, .
Father Horgan; "Our Deanery,
Father Bradley; "Our Pastor"
Father Cunningham; Possibilities, :"
Father Glynn; "reminiscences"
Father Conway; "Sisters of Sacred
Heart School, Father Fleming.
Father Maher made a short and
interesting response to the welcome
given him. Among those attending
were the Rev. Father Thos. O'Reilly
and the Rev. Father Conway OF
Abilene.-SaTtna Union.
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Lininger-Webster
A very pleasant wedding took
place Monday morning at the home
,of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Lininger
southwest of Hope when their
daughter, Miss Margaret Jane, and
Mr. Francis A. Webster of Monet
Missouri, were married. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Alex
ander Gilmore, pastor@elect Of the
Presbyterian church. The guests
we're members of the immediate fam
lily. After wedding breakfast they
left on the Missouri Pacific train
for the eastern part Of the state
where they will visit with friends
and acGuaintances. They will reside
at Monet where Mr.. Webster is
engaged in the printing business.
Mrs. Webster has spent her life UP
to the present in this nsfghborhooE
where for some years she has been
very successful teachEr.
MerteI.Streby
Mrs. Kate Mertel and Mr.. M. B.
Streby were married at Ehe Catholic
parsonage, Father J. B. eGlynn off
ciating. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Strebg
J have lived in Harrington for Year,
and ali of their friends wish them
success and happiness Mn. Streby is
"a clerk for the Herington Hardware
company, having been with thath
firm a number of years. lie and his
wife win live at the coru@r of Wall
nut and South &C street. Following /
the marriage ceremony splendid
dinner Was serpad at the ahome fort
relatives and "a new ftiemiis.
ington sasan.
A very pretty hnme Wedding took
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L
John Hawk of Detroit, Wednesday, I
January II, awlheR their Nc tighter,
Minerva, was unfteh In marriage to
Earl Elliot The ceremony Was per-
formed by Rev. Nelson at 10 a. m
III the presence of she imml ediate
relatives and neighbnrs. A fIRe din
ner was sseTyed. The brides dress
was of white messal1ne. Thsw left
for trip to Illinois. Their feiends
extern congratulations
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The dance gwen by she FratGrnal
Aid after the Hodge session last
evening, was largely attended and
all present thoroughly enjoyed she :,
affair. These bi-monthly social func-
tions given by tie order are pr@v )
Ing popular and especially SO at
this season. A supper was served bg !
The ladies sof the aodge. With this
passed, all attention is being turned :
.owerd the leap yea ball which is
o be given this coming Wednesday
evening. =.
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Combining social and business ~
the Travellers club will v
lave smoker and lu1cheon this p
along with the meeting at fl
he Cham Der of Commerce rooms at a,
light O'Clock This club. which is n,
omposed of the Abilene residents Sc
1ho are ali over the state for COM b,
lercial purposes, is bunch of live W
nes They are prfvsng big asset ii,
D the city's new orgznizatioE. The ,e
Ulcers are anxious that alq the az
raveling men be out for this even Sc
ao's Gathering