Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-10-06

will be at home In the Terrace
apartments.
The bride Is a graduate Of Abb.
lene high school and for several
years has been assistant secretary
Of the Belle Springs Creamery GO.
She Is q young woman Of unusual
beauty and charm.
Mr.. wylder Is q graduate Of the
University Of Kansas and Ii now
managing chemist for the three
Abilene -four mills. During the war
he served overseas as LIST lieutenant
with the 13Sth Machine Gun con-
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence g. Well
inrton Of Kansas City are the par
ents of a SON who Is reported to have
his fathers beauty and his mothers
charm. Mr.. wellington was former
" city editor Of the Reflector but
is now city editor Of the Star.
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HosnaAay.Sanoe3
Miss Frances Hbrnaday Of EN-
poria and Mr.. Joseph Samuel OF
wilkes Barre. Pa. were married last
evening at 8 o'clock at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. o. A. Kirken-
dali. Rev. J. H. J. Rice, pastor OF
the First Congregational church.
performed the ceremony, using the
ring service. The Kirkendall apart
ments were decorated In ferns, smi-
lax and pink roses. The wedding
party stood before q bank OF ferns,
Frank Jehlik played the wedding
march and a violin solo, "Traum-
erei." The bride wore a suit OF en-
sign blue narvella cloth, with an I'M
ported blouse and a hat to match.
She wore q corsage Of roses. A two
course supper was served following
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
left Emporia last evening for we'd
ding trip to Chicago, Cleveland and
Niagara Falls. Mrs. Samuel is the
daughter Of d. d. Hornaday, for
merly of Abilene. She has been en-
ployed by the Citizens National
Bank as a stenographer. Mr.. Sam
uel is a former resident Of Emporta.
He was in partnership with Miss
Ellen Plumb in the book store bust
ness in Emporia Is years ago. After
leaving Emporia Mr.. Samuel trav-
eled for a paper company in England
and Wales. He Is now engaged In
the wall paper business In Wilkes
Barre. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
will be at home in Wilkes Barre
after October 15.-Emporia Gazette.
Children Have Party
The little children Of members or
the Country Club, about 70 OF them'
and their mothers had an enjoyable
party at the Country Club this
afternoon. There were music, games,
refreshments and merry time for
all. These parties will be a feature
of the club next season The chill
dren's entertainment committee, Mrs.
J. r.. Johntz, Mrs. c. l.. Brown, Mrs.
b. d. Whitehead substituting for
Mrs. w. w. Davis in her absence,
Mrs. r. ]. Long and p. d. White
head, was in charge.
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Lynch-Fonquet
Miss Olivia Corrine Lynch and
Mr.. Geo. Paul Fonquet were mar
ried by Judge w. s. Anderson. Both
Young people are from Salina.
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At the annual meeting Of the
Trinity Lutheran church last night,
every sub organization of the church
was reported in a very healthy con-
dition with all bills paid and money
in the treasures. The meeting was
preceded with a buffet luncheon and
all held in the refectory Of the
church. The following men will
officer the church the coming year:
Elders, Geo. w. Minick, w. G. Grigg,
John Lhser; deacons, G. q. Rugh,
J. e. Brewer, p. Fl. Forney; trustees,
A. L. Duckwall, 8. R. Cowan, Jesse
Fengel. The superintendent Of the
church school this year will be Earl
B. Rodgers, and he will be assisted
by a splendid corps of officers and
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