Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30

n of Abilene was a guest.
t The press dispatches after havin
: her first elected, then defeated
E then elected, have finally conclude
to let Miss jeanette Rankin o
Montana go to congress as tn
first woman to sit in that body. An!
now these same press dispatche
J tell us that the very life is beinl
pestered out OF her. She has re
ceiyed numerous proposals Of mar
/ riage, one man a lawyer in Okla
homa, temporarily engaged IL
picking cotton" declaring that he
has loved her ever since he read
that she could trim her own hats
A tooth paste company wanted to
photograph Miss Rankin's teeth. 1t
is willing to pay $4,000 for the pic
ture. An automobile concern asked
the privilege Of presenting a new
model car to Miss Rankin If she
would merely consent to having hec
ownership used for advertising pur-
poses. The latest extreme is mo-
ton picture sharpshooter from Cal
ifornia, who has dug himself in
near the Rankin homestead and
made preparations for remaining
all winter-Iola Register.
Announcements have been re-
ceived of the wedding of Mr.. Paul
s. Jolley, son of NJ. P. Jolley of
this city, and Miss Margaret e.
Glendinning at Denver Nov. 22.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Glendinning of
Denver and the young couple will
be at home at 1851 Adams ST., that
city, after December 1st. Mr.. Jol-
leys many friends here will wish
him much joy. He was born here
and was graduated from the Abb
ene high school. Later he attended
he University OF Kansas and then
the University OF Colorado at
Boulder. He is now in the insur-
lnce business and Is prospecting and ,
Abilene hopes for Mr.. and Mrs.
Iolley abundant happiness. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley and '
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Coffen-
berger and son, Mr.. and Mrs, John {
'offenberger and daughter Mr.. and
hrs. Frank Teeters and family, Mr.. [
nd Mrs. Emory Stone and daugh-
er. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Middleton {
nd son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Blaesi
nd family and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. In '
.alls OF Talmage, formed a merry
arty, who Sunday motored to I
White City and spent the day with
Ir. and Mrs. A. II. Hougland, for \
lerly of this vicinity. An excellent
inner was served at noon and the h
fter hours devoted to the renewal
t old acquaintance. u
AAA
Golden BELT Club Met
Mrs. Lulu Lewis was hostess to
ne members of the Golden Belt So :,
al club at her attractive home east
t town Thursday afternoon, and A
it'll informally and sociability
more delightful time \,
)uld not be had Mrs. Lewis, who
convalescent after a serious OPP n
-ation, was assisted in receiving by
err daughter, Miss Katherine Lewis,
no is home for a short vacation
ON her duties at the Parman hat :,
Top. The rooms were prettily dec
rated with blooming potted plants >,
lille the dining tables center was i,
arked with a beautiful bouquet of
elbow chrysanthemums. A musical :
-ogram given by the Johnson sis =,
rs, Miss Metz, Miss Kelley and
ISIS LEWIS pTtceueu tHe lc6uiai RI,
Getting OF the club. Six months ago =,
Ie club was organized so this meet
& was the semi-annual election of -,
Ulcers. The following were elect =;
|: President, Mrs. Anna Grove;
ce president, Mrs. Mile Rice; sec T..
,tary, Mrs. Candace Scurlock; u
easurer, Miss Ruth Johnson. Elab-
ate plans are being perfected for =,
dinner at the home OF Mr.. and
RS. Rice Wednesday, Dec. 6, at
hich time the installation OF the :,
wv officers will take place. The n
irving OF an excellent five course
neheon by Miss Katherine Lewis ~
I'd Miss Katherine Reilley marked
,e close of the afternoons pleasure
I'd the members departed happy u,
know that Mrs Louis wOuld eOOn =