Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
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Arthur A, Bonebrake, professional
at the Country Club, and Miss Lois
]. Allison OF Topeka, were married
at Z p. m. Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian. parsonage, Rev. David
Towniey officiating. They are at
home In the Chetopa apartments on
North Broadway and have the best
wishes Of many friends. The bride
is one of Topeka's most popular young
women. Mr.. Bonebrake will be pro-
fessional at the club for a month
after which they will probably spend
the winter in the South.
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country Club Party
About 200 Country Club members
enjoyed a party at the club house last
evening. H. G. Lifts, chairman OF
the entertainment committee, was
master Of ceremonies and called"
square dances and led the cotillion.
Several old fashioned dances, includ-
ing Virginia reel made merry en-
tertainment. Mrs. r. H. Seeds, Mrs.
8. M. Shockey, Mrs. G. F. Bath and
Mrs. G. e. Dtherington assisted and
served refreshments Another party
is scheduled for the last Of the month,
the date to be announced later.
The Sandborn Social club met with
Mrs. Carrie Baker, November 10,
with nearly all members present.
The meeting was called at 2:30. Mrs.
Grace Ryan was chosen to discuss
"Woman's Relation to Production and
Consumption" to the members. At
the close Of the meeting Mrs. Baker,
assisted by her daughter Miss Dorothy
and Miss Nina Sampson and Mrs. d.
w. Taylor served lunch. Visitors for
the afternoon were Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. D. W. Taylor Of Abilene and
Mrs. Butler Of Russell. .A!~-
Fortieth Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Webb cele.
brated their fortieth wedding ami.
versary Wednesday, November g.
The day was beautiful and about
noon friends came in wishing the
bride and groom Of forty years con.
gratulations. DIR. and Mrs. Alden H.
Webb Of Lincoln, Neb., came down
for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Lawrence Webb Of Abilene and Mlss
Gladys Webb, q teacher in our city |
schools, completed the home circle.
A bountiful noon dinner was served.
The table was most tastefully decor
ated, using for the color scheme red
and white Red ribbon followed the
outline Of the table and the place
cards were red and white wedding
bells. After the three course dinner
was enjoyed the bride Of forty years
cut the cake which was served later.
Rev. T. j. Duvall, pastor OF the
Baptist church made some very Mt
ting remarks on the occasion. After
a social time some pictures were TAX
en- and the guests departed leaving
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb many good
wishes and some useful presents.
Many At Legion Party
The American Legion entertained
with a dance at the A. o. U. w. hall
Friday evening as the closing observ-
ance of Armistice Day. There was a
short program given before the dane
ing commenced which included songs
by the Legion quartette, the members
of which were dressed like women,
and representations by Roland A.
Wood. The Mcknight orchestra from
Salina played for the dancing and
refreshments were served during the
evening by the Woman's Auxiliary.
The decorations were red, white and
blue, BETTING Armistice Day. There
were about $50 people present.
Three Country club families had
dinner together Sunday at the club
house, taking their own caterer.
Covers were laid for fourteen. 1t was
the first occasion Of the kind. Next
season, the Sunday dinner will be
feature Of the club for all the mem
bers. 1t is expected that a regular