Abilene weekly reflector., 1916-09-07
Fenton-Xheeler.

at 8 o'clock this morning was quietl
impressive and beautiful in all il
appointments. The single ring SCI
vice was performed by the Rev. ID
Dean C. Dutton, pastor of the Metho
dist Episcopal church.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. o. P. Fenton, wore gown o
white taffeta, trimmed in tulle ant
lace and carried white roses ant
lilies of the valley. Her veil of whit
tulle was caught up with lilies of thu
valley. Her only ornament was a dia
mond and pearl broach a gift Of the
bridegroom. Miss Fenton was at
tended by Miss Lois Jackson, OF Den
yer, a neice of the bride, as maid oi
honor. Miss Jackson was gowned In
yellow taffeta and carried yellow
roses
Before the ceremony, a quartet
Miss irene Etherington, Miss Marie
Curry, Miss Cora Ault and Miss Ethel
Ault, sang the bridal chorus from the
Rose Maiden" Miss Ethel Ault
then played Mendelssohn march.
The color scheme of the home deco
Tations was white and yellow, and
the bridal party stood beneath an
arch of asparagus and golden rod.
When Miss Frances Fengel and Miss
Lucille Jackson made of rib
bons a lane for the party, Donetta
McCulloh and Jack Geoffroy pre-
ceded the others, carrying flowers
Miss Dorothy Strother, of Los Ange-
les, bore the ring in lily of the val
ley, and was followed by the maid of
honor and best man. Miss Fenton
and Mr. Wheeler went together to
their places. Mr.. Wheeler was at
tended by Mr.. c. G. Wellington, of
Kansas City.
A wedding breakfast was daintily
served after the ceremony. The ring
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Gladys Clark The bridal bouquet
was caught by Miss Agnes Curry.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler motored to
Enterprise, several cars following to
attend to the rice and plaeards, and
went to Kansas City over the Rock
Island They will go September 10
to Wamego, where Mr.. Wheeler, prin-
cipal of the high school last year, Is
this year superintendent of schools.
Their home is awaiting them.
They both have the good wishes
of all Abilene. The bride has grown
to womanhood here and Is one of the
towns sweetest girls. Mr.. Wheeler
was principal of schools here two
years and won the respect of the COM
munity.
Out of town guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Wheeler, of Burdette,
Kan, parents of the bridegroom; Mr..
and Mrs. A. Ballinger, Mrs. G. Ball
niger and daughter, Miss Vivian;
Mrs. r. Ballinger and daughter, jan
ct, Mrs, Clarence Waters, Mr.. Victor
Waters and Miss Esther Kreager, all
of Junction City; Miss Cora and Miss
Ethel Ault, of Lawrence; Mrs J. e. !
Clark and daughter, Miss Gladys, of
Topeka; Mrs. A. E. Jones and Mrs.
James Wilson, of Salina, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Speer, of Hope.
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I For Wesley Gish
Members of the class of 1915 en-
tertained at the S. S. Smith home
Saturday night in honor of Wesley
Gish who left yesterday for his
home in Lincoln Neb. The fourteen
couples present formed line party
at the Seelye after which they ad-
journed to the Smith home for an
informal dance.
An Abilene stenographer, Miss
Blanche Edwards, demonstrated her
ability to keep up with the experts
in taking the Hughes speech for the
Reflector. She stood next the train
platform and rested her notebook
on the coupler of the car. Her re-
port of the speech as published in
the Reflector was word for word
the same as that taken by the Of
ficial stenographer and sent after
its transcription on the train back
from Manhattan.
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A New York correspondent who
has been with the Hughes train for
three weeks was asked what he
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