Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-06-14
For Miss Margaret Mic

Mrs. Henry Hauptman and MIS-
John Sleichter we're hostesses at
nerfectly arranged miscellaneous
shower given at the HauptmaI
home on wednesday afternoon hon
oring Miss Margaret Mize whose
wedding will be a prominent June
affair. The decorations used were
the most beautiful ever seen in a
country home. The parlors were IN
white. Ribbon streamers entwining
from the chandeliers were finished
with wedding bells. From a chair,
draped in white, streamers extended
ia the door, forming pathway thru
which the bride-elect, charming in
one of her trousseau gowns, entered.
She was presented with card bear
ing the inscription Travelling the
rocky road to matrimony. Pick up
the stones as you pass" These Miss
Mize discovered to be beautiful
gifts. after she had taken her place
of honor. BY the side OF the chair
stood an improvised bridegroom. The
colors used in the dining room rep
resented shades of the rainbow, rib
bon streamers being used to carry
out the desired effect. Extending the
length of the dining table was an
arch, and here again the colors and
lights formed a perfect rainbow, ter
in a pot of love. Pretty
bouquets of June roses were used
as an added finish Mrs. b. f. Mize
and Miss Ceal Berry won honors in
guessing contests. The guests were
asked to write a fayorite recipe, and
also a piece of advice to the bride
to be. A social hour preceded the
serving of an excellent luncheon in
which the rainbow colors were also
carried out The hostesses were
assisted in serving by Mrs. Bernard
Martin, Miss Hannah Johnson, Miss
Garnet Mize and Miss Leora Haupt-
nan. There were forty guests.
Miss Grazella Puliver who isl
listing here has received request
@ teach two classes in music in the
school of the State Normal
It Emporia and will take up her
work when school opens. She will
'eturn to Chandler, Arizona, in the
all where she is supervisor of music
n the city schools at $1,000 salary.
Mize-Hinkle
At eight o'clock Tuesday morn
ng at the Catholic church, Rev.
Father O'Reilly officiating, occurred
he marriage of Miss Margaret Mize
md Mr.. Clyde Hinkle. The bride
vas charming in her wedding gown
4 white crepe de chine. She wore
bridal veil and carried bouquet
If white carnations Miss Garnet
,Iize. sister of the bride, who was
bridesmaid, wore a pretty gown Of
link tussah silk, large picture hat
md carried pink carnations. Mr.,
lloyd Hinkle, brother of the groom,
vas groomsman.
At ~ o'clock an elaborate we'd
ling breakfast was served at the
ZONE of the brides parents, Mr..
md Mrs. b. f. Mize, five miles
lorth of Solomon. The rooms were
scene OF beauty with their simple
decorations of white. The dining
Dom was especially pretty. Directly
ever the table where the bridal
party was seated suspended from
the ceiling was wreath Of white
and suspended from this by ribbon
were number of white
wedding bells and pretty decora-
tons in fan effect were caught at
the corners of the table and finished
with DunCn OF lHOCh oldhSo bAoo7
SONS and roses The table was
conferred with bouquet of white
On the return of the
bridal party from the church they
entered the home through path
strewn with roses.
Mrs Hinkle is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mize. She is a
graduate of the Abilene high school
and has been one of Dickinson
county's most successful teachers
The groom is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hinkle. and is an indus
trious young farmer. The presents
received were both numerous and
costly. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle left on
the afternoon train for a trip to
Topeka Only the relatives and
close friends of the bridal party
mara nraoant ~ tho raqantinn Mr.