Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
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Members Of the Sunday schoo
class Of the Christian church to whicf
she belongs 80 entertained Tuesday
evening with birthday surprise fo'
Miss Mabel Richardson, at the hom'
OF Misses Laura and Clara Rhoades
Twenty girls were present.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will give a rare
well party In the church basement
Thursday, Sept. 8, from to
o'clock for their president, Mrs. n
f. Coulson who leaves next weei
for Florida. Every member Is invit'
ed to attend,
Mrs. s. d. Zook will entertain th'
Athenian club Thursday Afternoon
ut her home, ia N. II. Fourth
street. 49,
The Loyal Sons class Of the Chris
tian church had a social and business
meeting at the home OF Lawrence
Byers south of town Tuesday even
ing. A boxing match furnished en-
tertainment for the boys.
Beberemeyer-Reuter
Thursday evening, September ]
mt s o'clock, Miss Dena Bebermeyei
daughter of Mr.. Frank Bebermeye
of Enterprise, was united in mar
riage to Lieut.. Herbert c. Reuter- a
the. home of her father. The cere
mony was performed by the paste
of the German Methodist church Il
the presence of immediate relative
of the bride and groom. The youh
pcople stood before bank o
ferns during the ceremony. MIS-
| Ella Bebermeyer. sister of the brid'
! played the wedding march.
The bride was dressed in gov
of white georgette crepe and sati
and carried brides roses.
After visit of several weeks !
| San Francisco Lieut.. and MR.
Reuter- will sail for Honolulu wheI
Lieut.. Reuter- will be stationed.
The bride for three years has bee
a most successful and popular teacf
or in the Enterprise schools. TIL
groom grew to manhood in Dicki1
son county but for the past re-
years has been in the service.
Rubin-Stoner
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rubin al
nounce the marriage Of their daugl
ter, Esther Marie, to Mr.. Abram
Stoner of Talmage They were ma
ried at the Baptist parsonage
Newton, Kan, by Rev. Mr.. Engl
Sept. .. They went on a weddiI
trip to Wichita and are at home
their friends at Talmage.
Grove-Engle
Miss Frances Martha Glpv
, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Grove, and Mr.. Lemar +. Engle, s.
OF Rev. and Mrs. NJ. G. Eng
were married at the home of t
brides parents, north of Able
1 Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ~
4 NJ. G. Engle, father Of the groo
performed the ceremony as I
couple stood beneath a bower
ferns and flowers. Only immedif
relatives of the young people we
present. The wedding march W
played by Mrs. Frank Engle, sis'
4 of the bride, who is the wife OF
; groOm's brother.
The bride was lovely in a Dire
Of white crepe meteor and CARR
an arm bouquet Of brides ros'
Following the ceremony t'
course lunch was served and t
bride and groom left for weddil
trip Of two weeks in Colorado.
their return they will be at home
the farm of the groem's father, s
miles north Of Abilene.
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Perkins AndersDn
George H. Anderson OF Bever
and Miss lola Perkins, also or BE
eriy, were married today by JUDI
w. s. Anderson.
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Family Reunion
Teh home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enot
Derrick was the scene Of pleasal
reunion last Monday evening. Mi
Allie Derrick, who is employed
the Abilene National Bank, was
week end guest Of Miss Nellie. wi
will soon leave to resume her studio
at Mcpherson College. The ana
was a complete surprise to the
both. Ice cream and cake wei
served and the evening was great
enjoyed by both old and youn