Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-12-08

MI. ana MIS-. NShHat WSic the
recipients of many beautiful and USE
full gifts.
The p. U. club met with Mrs. Chas.
Rucas Thursday afternoon. A short
business meeting was held. Each
member answered roll call with
quotation. There; were eight men,
bers present. Mrs. Wetzel and Miss
Mary Hobson were guests of the club.
The afternoon was phasantly spent in
conversation, fancya work and COM
pieting dress form. The hostess
served delicious luncheon assisted
by Mrs. Beetch. After enjoying sew
eral selections on Che graphophone,
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Fred Tinker, December Is.
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4, M. w. A. Elects OFFICERS
At a meeting Of the Abilene Camp
No. $50 NJ. w. A., officers were EJECT
ed for the coming year: V. c., Edward
Pepper; w. A., Robert Milham; clerk,
C. P. Snider; banker, j. X. Markley;
escort, Harry shank; medical exam
liners, Drs. T. r. COnklin, s. Steel
smith, H. B. Felty and c. F. At
wood; Waterman, VIM. F. Mauldin;
sentry, d. F. Ayers; trustee, years.
H. NJ. Poland.
Ahout 30 members of Benevolent
lodge had a pOssum dinner last even
ing after lodge, served in the din
ing room with all the tixin's allowed
by the present constitutional amend
ments. A. L. Young, master OF the
lodge, brought in the possums from
northwest Dickinson and the mem
bers not attending lodge last night
missed a treat.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. X. Allen
of Atchison, Friday, December :, a
son. They formerly resided at Abb
lene.
Mrs. Nelse Rowland entertained
the Sunfower club Wednesday, Oct
ober 80. The weather being ideal
all but one member was present. The
invited guests were Mrs. Geo. Wat
kins and little daughter and Mrs. f.
H. Rossiter, daughter Of the hostess
who assisted in serving a delicious
luncheon at the close Of the meeting
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Schwen-
dener, formerly of South Dickinson
but now Of Goodland, Kan, announce
the birth of a son, November 30
whom they have named Glenn Ed
ward.
Marriage License
Thomas G. Alburger, Salina, 70
Ellen Dawson, Salina, %
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melville G
Cough, November 80, a daughter
whom they have named Gertrude
Madeleine. Mrs. Cough was former
ly Miss Madeleine Nicolay.
Dodge-Lorson
At the Catholic parsonage at Chap
man Monday evening occurred thu
marriage Of Miss Dorothy Dodge o.
Abilene to Mr.. Joseph Lorson OF
Chapman, Rev. r. J. Daily officiating
Accompanying the happy couple
were Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Clennar
close friends Of the bride and groom
Both young people are well ant
most favorably known to Chapman
people. Miss Dodge has frequently
visited her friends here and became
a prime favorite with the younger set
She is a very pleasant young lady
and we'll fitted to take her place
among the young matrons Of the city
Mr.. Lorson, the eldest son OF MI
and Mrs. Edw. ]. LOrsOn, has for ten
years made his home with his par
ents here. He is a clean cut young
man, of good business ability. Since
leaving high school he has been iden-
titled with his father in the hardware
business, which position he will re-
tain.
The happy couple Immediately
went to housekeeping in Chapman
where it is the wish Of all they will
continue to make their home.-Chap-
man Advertiser.
Richard Brodhead, son Of Rev. and
Mrs. ]. E. Brodhead of this city, is
a member of the cast Of the Kansas
University play, "$1, 200 Year" to
be given soon. He plays the part OF
a professor of biology.
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Surprise Party
Miss Dorothy and Master Dale
Coulson were given surprise party
for their birthday Saturday afternoon.
Dorothy was four and Dale six years
old. Games were played, and refresh
ments were served by Miss Mary
Coulson. Those present were: Dor
othy and Dale Coulson, Lucille Jordan.
DosOthy and Clara Hout, Arthur Wal
lerstedt, Edith, Marguerite and Ray
Fisher, Cecile Woody, Frances and
Alvin johnson and Robert and Paul
Menges.
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