Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-07-12

IENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR, abb
!. Reserve Corps. Miss Catlin wa
known to many friends in Abilen
| as she had visited here with Mis-
Jimmie Tull. Miss Tull attended tn
! marriage at Leavenworth.
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Neighborhood Picnic
A jolly crowd of neighbors and
patrons of the Pyke school district
east of town enjoyed a delightful
evening lawn party at the j.
Broughton home Wednesday even
ing, July 4. Games and conversa-
ton preceded the serving Of ice
cream and cake. The evening was
enjoyed by fifty. 4 wonderful dis
play of fireworks was witnessed by
the crowd
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Humphrey, Junction City, a daugh-
ter to whom they have given the
Lame Barbara. Mrs. Humphrey was
formerly Miss Anne Malott of this
city.
Golden Belt Social Club
Mrs. Mile Rice, the efficient
vice president of the Golden Belt
Social club, entertained the mem
bers at the regular meeting at her
home east of town Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Nicely the new presi-
dent, conducted the meeting in a
creditable manner. At the close of
the meeting delicious refreshments
were served.
A brilliant climax to the week |
hospitalities at Fl Riley was the
hop at the garrison Saturday night |
which Company Seven of the train
ing camp gave at their barrack
War time simplicity ruled over
peace time extravaganza, and ma
-ional colors predominated in the
decorative arrangements Army
blankets, rifles and national flags
gave an unusual appearance, max
ng it extremely picturesque. About
fifteen young ladies and gentlemen
attended the dance from Abilene.
Miss Vena SPOTS entertained
lumber of her friends yesterday
fternoon to announce her engage
nent to Mr.. Tudor Marks Steven
on of Oberlin, Kansas. Marigold
lowers were used for decorations ,
nd the general color scheme was
arried out in yellow and green At I
he close of the afternoon a dainty !
wo course luncheon was served +
lawrence Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Coulson are !
haperoning the Honondiant camp Il
ire girls who are camping at Tom a
reek Ihe thirteen girls, with Miss u
JARRETT Patterson as their guard ,
IN, went out Monday and will stay
II of this week. They go on a march
very morning, and then they take "
lrget practice. At first the girls il
ere afraid of the rifle, then they J,
ere clumsy in handling it but Mr.. +,
oulson says that all are learning 10 l.,
root very well. Every day the i
IMP fire girls receive a number of =
sitors and always keep them for
nch or dinner.
Mrs. c. R. Jones pleasantly en- hi
rtained the Iris club Tuesday af- BIZ
rnoon, July g. Fifteen ladies were A
esent, each one bringing fancy re
ork of some kind There were five gC
tests present as follows: Mrs. s.
Greenough and daughter Miss
,ba, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. Hugh Al
lstard and Miss Alya Wingard. 1t ri
IS also Master Wayne Jones sew tn
tn birthday and Mrs. Jones in
ed about 8 of his little friends
help him celebrate the day. A TO
inty luncheon consisting of ice all
1am and cake was served by the Sp
stess. assisted by her sister, Miss siI
va Wingard. The next meeting su
Il be August with Mrs NJ. " 10
meson ana daughter Miss Elsie m,
AAA Di
a pleasant surprise was given fo
ri sidler OF Detroit Monday even sla
: by number of his friends The M
es were decorated with American