Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-06-21


was a surprise to the brides host
Of friends in this city who will wish
for her much JOY. Both are attend
ing the State Agricultural college
at Manhattan. Mr.. Zimmerman is a
graduate of X. s. A. G. and mem
Der OF the Phi Kappa Phi, honorary
senior fraternity. The bride has
grown to womanhood in Abilene, Is
a graduate of the Abilene high
school and has finished her work
In the college. She has been fore
most in church work and is one of
the city's finest girls. They will be
at home after July 1st at Callahan,
North Carolina, where Mr.. thinner
man will engage in community
service work under the auspices Of
the Presbyterian church.
Sc
Engle- Noithcott
A pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs J. II. Engle
at O'Clock Friday evening when
their daughter, Florence Mabel, in
the presence of some S5 guests, was
married to Rev. H. Clifford North
colt of Chicago Bishop Jacob n.
Engle, uncle OF the bride. solemniz-
ed the VOWS using the double ring
ceremony The groom was attended
by his brother Harold, The bride in
q dress of white taffeta and veil.
bearing white roses and sweet peas,
was attended by her sister Miss
Rowena, in green taffetta with
bouquet OF pink roses. Evelyn Gish
and Mildred Hoffman We're the
flower girls and Master Bryce En-
gle of Wichita carried the rings
Misses Ruth Hoffman, Lesta Kauff-
man, Mabel Diehl and Elizabeth
Engle made the ribbon aisle from
the hall to the arch.
Preceding the service ITO You"
and AT Dawning" were sung by
Mrs. J r. Engle of Wichita, accom-
panied by Miss Pearl Lehman who
also played Mendelssohn march.
While luncheon was served Miss
Rowena Engle, Rev. and Mrs. Earl
Blackman of Chanute and quar-
tet Of family friends sang suitable
and Rev. Clifton +. Rash
Of Topeka made appropriate re-
marks
The country home was tastefully
decorated with ferns, roses, vines
and wild flowers, the prevailing eff
feet being the wild daisies sent by
he brides school friends at Law
'once and Manhattan. The cutting
If the brides cake and the tossing
# her bouquet were attended with
he customary spontaneity.
Mr. Northcott is the minister at
he Adreal Methodist church in
chicago and continues his studies
in Northwestern University Mrs
,ortheott is graduate OF Abilene
Ugh school, Kansas University, and
he Lake Geneva Training School
nd has taught for the past two
ears in the English department Of
he Manhattan high school Both
i the young people are highly es
eemed in their home communities
nd the best wishes of many friends
ttend them They left on the night
rain for 1.-THE west. After few
lays with friends throughout the
tate and a month at 1.-THE Engle
ZONE south of town they will be
t home at 1923 Maple Ave, Evans
on, III.
The out-of-county guests were:
Yrs J. H. Northcott and Miss Flor
nee Northcott of Chicago; Mrs
susan Winger, Mrs. Lydia Saylor
md Miss Sarah Climenhaga of Stew
snsville, Ont; Mr.. and Mrs. Laban
Of Kindersley, sask
VIZ, and Mrs. j. r. Engle and family
If Wichita; Misses Madeline Ashton
md Ethel Ulrich Of Lawrence; Miss
Eunice Pleasant of Burlington; Miss
ieneyieye Herriek OF Topeka Miss
Avis Middleton OF Minneapolis; Miss
elena Gordon of Manhattan; Mr.,
md Mrs. E. A. Blackman of Cha
lute: MIR and Mrs. Clifton f. Rash