Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-05-05
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Marriage Licenfe

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Marriage Llcense
August Jautz, Enterprise, 81
Anna Delker, Enterprise, 81
Carl w. Forslund, Enterprise, p
, Esther q. Larson, Enterprise, 2s
The members Of the Philad0ri
class OF the Lutheran church wer'
entertained by the Beamer class q
dinner In the church basemen
Thursday evening. Harold Morrison
of the. Beamer class was toastmastel
and the following responded with
short toasts: w. C. Grigg. u. y
Rogers, DR.. C. w. Maggart, G. II
woodward, w. yesterday and O
Steanson OF the Beamer class and
Mrs. @ II. Brooks. Mrs. Harold
Hoover and Mrs. II. F.. Beeghley OF
the Philadoras.
Taylor-C ockeriII
Miss Ruth Taylor. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Taylor and Mr..
w. T. Cockerill Of Frankfort were
married Thursday night ut 8 o'clock
Mt the country home Of the brides
parents near Pearl.
The ceremony was performed by
DIR. T.. III. Parkinson Of Delphos. In
the presence of relatives and friends
from Abilene, Salina, Emp0ria ana
other central Kansas cities. Mrs. Is.
I. Litowich Of Salina, sang "Love's
On the High Road" by Rogers. with
Mrs. f.. A. Hitler of Salina. accom-
PIANIST, who also played Mendels-
sehn's wedding march with my
Thoughts" Giebel, during the cere-
mony. There were six bridesmaids,
four sisters Of the bride, Misses
Irene. Helen. Gladys and Frances
TAYLOR and Edna Converse and Mar
garet Cockerill. all In pink satin.
carrying Shepherdess baskets full OF
pink snap dragons and wearing pink
corsope bou0uets. The best man
was Mr.. Wallace Cockerill OF Frank
fort. a cousin OF the groom. The
bride wore white satin and lace over
dress with bridal veil and carried
beautiful bouquet Of roses and lilies
Of the valley.
The bride was given away by her
father.
The bride who is the niece of Mrs.
r. NJ. White and c. w. Taylor OF
this city is a charming and accom-
plished young woman. She Is
graduate Of the Kansas Agricultural
College and Of Columbia University
in New York. For the past year
she has been instructress in the
of the training school
Mt the State Normal in EmpOria. She
has a wide circle of friends in Dick
inson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cockerill will be at
home in Frankfort when they re-
turn from their wedding trip at Kan
sas City. /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ward and
daughter, Ellen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
White, Mrs. Amick and Miss Bore
man of Cincinnati who are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Taylor and daughters Dorothy
and Marjorie and Mr.. Howard HON.
man went from Abilene to attend the
wedding. Miss Ellen Ward and the
Misses Taylor assisted in serving.
4 &c
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
was the scene Of merry
celebration Thursday after
noon when their small son, Arthur,
celebrated his fifth birthday, The
children had a happy time with
games and contests. At o'clock
they found their places at the table
decorated in pink and white, in the
center of which was large "Jack
Homer pie" from which ribbon
radiated to each plate. When they
pulled the ribbons each child receiv-
ID a gift. The birthday CAKE ~
nigel food contained I'VE pink
,andles and was served with ice
'ream. The little folks present were
Dorothy and Clara Hout, Lucille Jor-
Ian, Louise Cheese, Richard and
Joanna Nethaway, Sheldon and
Bruce Freeman, Beulah and Charles
,ager, Marjorie and Betty Lee Wal
erstedt. Arthur and Lyall Waller
tedt
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