Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-08-11


and son Guy, all from weskan,
Kan.
Marriage License
Edward Regnier, Clyde, %
Melli Jones, Aurora, 10
Nelson Sims, Manchester, 22
.Eda Lois Reuspeas, ,Longford, 22
Marriage Licenses
Werner G. Burton, Abilene, "a
Laura Ethel Richardson, Abilene,
"a
Elmer Humbarger, Salina, II
Hazel knight, Salina, 10
The Buckeye Local Farmers Union
held an all day picnic at the City
Park Wednesday. At noon a big
Inner was served and in. the after
noon there was a ball game and
races, a tug O'-war and other sports
filed the rest of the day. About 200
people enjoyed the picnic. D. N.
Page is president Of the Buckeye
union. =
Eighty7five members OF the Busi-
ness and Professional WOmen's club
were present Monday night at the
picnic held In the City Park. The
nicnic Is probably the last which
will be held here by the club this
year though the 9bilene club may
join the Junction City club at Chap
man for q picnic In September.
Following the supper there was
short business meeting at when the
year books were distributed. A fea-
ture OF the meeting was an Interest
Ing talk by Mrs. II. Nickel who was
here from Manhattan and who told
of the activities Of the Business Wo'
mems club there. She said that the
club there Is devoted principally to
social meetings which are held twice
a month with a party every SIX
weeks. There they have an attrac-
tive club house tastefully furnished,
she said, where the meetings are
held and which Is open at all times
to the members.
The. Abilene club Is working now
with view to securing and furnish
ing suitable rooms.
& AA
The Sunshine club entertained
with luncheon at the home or Mrs.
Bert Shumaa iH honor Of Miss Cert
rude Shuey, Monday afternoon.
Auc. 8. The occasion being an an
party. The color sebeme
was pink and white which was car
ried out through the four courses.
The date Of the approaching wed
ding was concealed in tiny pink
baskets. The club presented MISS
Shuey with beautiful piece OF cut
glass.
The w. 1. club met Thursday
afternoon. July %, at the home OF
Mrs. Lanning, IL members being
present and 3 visitors. Miss Hogan
If Manhattan, Miss Taylor OF
eureka and Miss NJ. c. Bath of Abb
enc were the guests. The afternoon
vas spent doing fancy work ana
,laying guessing games. Prizes were
Iwarded to Mrs. Jennie Engle ana
drs. Dautcl. The roll call was an
wered by telling jokes which was
.njoyed bv all. The roll cal for the
,ext meeting is to be answered by
giving a quotation. After the busi-
,ess meeting Miss Irene Lanning
played several selection of music.
rhe club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Emig Sept. l.
Miss Regina Metz pleasantly en-
ertained with z o'clock dinner
,arty Wednesday evening at which
he announced her approaching mar
iage to Mr.. Paul H. Jeffcoat. The
olor scheme was white and green,
decoration cards and
avors being used. Following the
inner the guests were privileged to
ee Miss Metz's hope chest. The
ollowing friends were entertained:
Iisses Mildred Wilkie, Pauline JEFF
oat, Mildred Etherington, May Sex
IN, Alvina Smith, Mona Brown and
FRS. O. u. Ge0ffrey. Miss Helen
obb Of Clay Center was an out'of-
own guest.
Beetch. Woods
On Wednesday, August 8, at the
ONE Of the brides parents near
arlton, occurred a pretty home we'd
lng when Miss velma Pearl Beetch
,as united In marriage to Mr., Rey
Twin Woods, Miss eBetch is the
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
,eetch who live near Carlton and Mr..
Woods Is the oldest son Of Mr.. and
dre. VIM. Woods who also live near
carlton. At high noon. the bridal
,arty entered the spacious parlor
which was decorated in pink and
white, and stood beneath a large
,en, where the ring service was read
py the Rev. Ralph o. Taylor, pastor
If the Carlton Presbyterian church,
in the presence Of the near relatives
Of bride and groom. After receiving
the congratulations Of those present
all retired to the dining room where
a splendid dinner was served. Mr..