Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-12-29
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2 Mrs. Ollie Sexton and S. s.
Schoolman we4e married last even
ing at the hone of the bride, two
miles south Of Abilene. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. G. L..
Hovgard, pastof Of the Methodist
church. Onlys the immediate rela.
tives Of the contracting parties were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Sch0Olman
will make their home here.
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Two young people have demon
strated that they can keep wedding
secret-Miss Cecilia Mathews and
Mr.. Lewis Sprfnkel. They were
married at Herfngton Thanksgiving
day and only this morning gave out
the announcement. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mathews and has been employed In
the commercial department Of the
telephone office. The happy couple
are at the home of the groom's
mother west Of of the city; later
they will go to Ponca, Okla, to re-
side. They have good wishes OF
many friends.
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Country Club Parties
Owing to the demand for the
Country Club house for parties, the
House committee Announces that
during the winter months the club
house will not be opened evenings to
members or parties Of members un-
less arrangements have been made
"a hours in advance with the chair
man of the House committee, G. A.
Case. Parties must be of 16 or more
to warrant heating the house and
they must be confined to those en-
titled under the rules to use the club.
This rule will be strictly enforced
and the earetaker is not authorized
to receive orders from anyone except
the chairman of the House commit
tee. .sse
A big holiday party for all the
members will be given Friday even
ing, December 80, at which musical
will be given, Mrs. G. w.
Brooks, Mrs. Bruce Hurd, Mrs.
Ralph Lucier, B. d. Whitehead and
others taking part
AItman-ffill
Miss Rosa Il. Altman of Dillon,
Kan, and Harry B. Hill Of Hope.
were married Saturday afternoon by
Rev. Troy p. Bess, at the Christian
The ring service was
used. The bridal party left on the
afternoon train for Topeka to spend
Christmas with relatives. t
Plenty Of Them Now
Cupid is doing rushing business
tor Christmas. Five marriage IL
renses have been issued during the
Iaststwo days. They are thesfollow-
lng:s t.
Henry B. Hill, Hope, 25 ess
Rost Il. Altfnan, Dill0h,-
Lynill T. Hares Pawne& City, Neb.
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Ruth Pauline Carr, Augusfa, "a
VIM. John Charlton, Salina, %
Ethel Smith, salina, II
VIM. W. Wigley, salina, t21
Mildred Jones, Salina, %
Geo. p. Mandes, Salina, 26
Leona Cherry. Salina, IS
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fhn hnp,n Chou Haxxy1apI
bout 20 relatives gathered Monday
.veping in honor of Harold How
and's birthdayr The evening was
pent playing cards. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murphy
md family. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Fowland and Marvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
leo. Watkins. and daughter Olga.
liss Florence Rowland, Chas. Kirk
vood, Mr.. Ind Mrs. 4Chas. Howland
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rowland
nd Laura Jean. ~,
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Mrs. p. H. Roger entertained
With a ,delightful Christmas party
thursday afternoon for the 90 chill
rem who took part in the Robert
,ouis Stevenson play. given at the
brary under 3 her direction some
Ime ago. There were games and
tories for the ,kiddies. and Mr.. Roger
nd Mr.. McInerney played the man
olin and guitar for the Virginia
eel and Marching to Jerusalem
hen theres was Christmas tree
nd from which each little guest
rev his present. The gifts were
pened, then refreshments were
.ryed at two tabeis, attractively
for Christmas. There was
parking snow on the white cloth 9
ad in the center of each table was !
little house with lights in the l
indows and a Santa Claus just s
1out to climb down the chimney.
rs. Royef was assisted by Miss I
wyandt.
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The Three in One club met Wed \
esday evening at the beautiful \