Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-24
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GOSSIP Or SOCIETY
Fisher-Koiling

The SunfOwer club held an un-
usually pleasant and profitable meet
ing Wednesday attention with Mrs.
Chas. Haynes at her home on North
Broadway. Mrs. Oscar Dentzer AMI
Mrs. Goodell were the invited guests
Of the hostess. A comfort for the
hospital benefit fair was knotted and
completed, the edges being finished
with blanket stitches. After the
work was finished dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess
which was much enjoyed by all.
The pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. d. Steward 1 VI miles east Of Buck
eye was the scene Of happy gath
ering on Wednesday, November 10,
when the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Buckeye church met at the home to
spend the day, celebrating the Saith
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Stew
ards mother, Grandma PearsOll. An
elaborate dinner was served at noon.
Two big birthday cakes occupied
prominent place on the table, one was
baked by Mrs. Amos Sword and dec
Grated with Mrs. PearsOlls name and
age. The other was baked by Mrs.
E. Derrick and beautifully decorated
with blue and white candle holders
containing 81 white candels which
were beautifully bright when they
were lighted AS token Of the affec-
ton felt for this grand old lady
large blooming chrysanthemum plant
was presented to her by the ladies'.
Several of the ladies' husbands were
present at the dinner.
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Birthday Dinner
The members of the Here and
There club delightfully."- surprised
Mrs. H. Coffenberger Wednesday
with a birthday dinner. The club
was to have met with Mrs. Gotten
berger In the afternoon but as this
was coincident with her 65th birth
day, her laughter, Miss Anna, plan
ned a surprise dinner for her. AL
most every member of the club was
present to enjoy the day with her
which only shows her wide circle of
friends and the esteem In which she
is placed by them. After the dinner
served cafeteria, the guests made
plans for the Christmas hospital fair
and also planned Thanksgiving din
ner to be given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Adams. Mrs. Gotten
berger's friends wish her many more
such pleasant birthdays and even
that they might spend each one with
her. Mrs. E.. J.. Winsler Of Abilene
was guest.
Mrs. Ursula Young Davidson, for
merly of Abilene but now of Los An
geles, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Davis, is on her way
home from Chicago where she spent
week ON business. She is assistant
to the manager Of the National Park
Company of California which has
dozen resort, hotels and the transpOr-
tatiOn in the National parks on the
coast and has spent the summer WIS.,
iting all the company's locations from
Yosemite to Utah and Grand Canyon.
Over 1900 private motor cars en-
tered Yosemite this season, she says,
and the number of visitors exceeded
all records. The winter brings Euro
pean visitors In large numbers and the
attractions of the National parks are
becoming more popular as the public
with the motor car is seeing Ameri- |
ca first" Improved roads and fine
hotel accommodations are making
such trips easier and pleasanter. Mrs.
Davidson will spend Thanksgiving |
with her brother, II. e. Ellison Of
Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Anderson OBJ
served their 22nd wedding anniver-
sary with family reunion at their
home on West Third street Sunday
afternoon. There were places for 40
at dinner and the guests included the
DR.. Anderson and family, c. P.
Peterson and family, Oscar Hanson
and family from Salina, A. E. Ander
son and fmily, Jon Forsberg and
family, Mrs. Thompson and family
from Enterprise, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Malm of Abilene.
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The L. L. club met with Mrs. An
drew Wilson Thursday afternoon.
After roll call the members listened
to Mr.. COrmack give a detailed &C.
count of the hospital plans. He gave
the club cordial invitation to equip |
a room, but the majority thought it
better not to pledge themselves for
any stated amount, but decided to
give some form Of entertainment later |
on in behalf Of the hospital fund.
There were thirteen members present |
and visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
mack and little daughters of Abilene.
The hostess served delicious lunch
con, assisted by Mrs. Walter Wilson.
The club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Chas. Rucas December 3. The pres |
ident requests that each member make |
a special effort to be present as there |
will be important business and pay
ment of dues.
Franklin Wolfrom
The marriage Of Miss Roxye Frank
lin and Mr.. T. w. Wolfrom was SOL
emnized this morning at the parson- |
age of the First Christian church, Rev.
Troy P. Bess, pastor, officiating. 1t
n u,,iaf "a 20 <,nlxy I'm NADIA te roll |