Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-10-20

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marriage Esccuxe,
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Marriage Eiccnse,
Harlow H.. Davis, Abilene, %
Genevieve Pearl Craig, wAverly, 22
One of our bankers suggests the
following method for getting. news
paper subscriptions paid up, which
obtained excellent results In a GER
tain town. The editor threatened to
publish the name of the young man
who was seen to kiss a young lady In
the park one evening. The next day
after the paper came out twenty nine
came In and settled up their subscrip-
ton accounts. We doubt II that plan
would work In Abilene. The young
men here ride with their arms around
their girls and kiss them In broad day
iight and don't care who sees them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Bishop enter
tanned with a 9 o'clock dinner at
their home, 1922 ". u. Eleventh st.
In honor OF their daughter Erma's
eighteenth birthday. The guests, AZ
in number, assembled In the psr'or
where music and games were enjoyed
until a bountiful dinner was served
by Mrs. Bishop and Miss Pearl Meme
chek. A beautiful white layer cake
bearing eighteen candles and decor
ated with green vines stood In the
center Of the table. At the close OF
the dinner Miss Erma lighted the
candles and received many beautiful
handkerchief brought by the guests.
Chose present were the Misses Thelma
Johnson, Stella Emig, zelda Poland,
Aacie Gump, Florence Heinen, Esther
fisherman, Edith Houlton, Mildred
fucker, Margaret Reese, Iva Bennett,
ella and Louie Britt. After dinner
music and ghost stories were enjoy 9
d by all present. The guests depart
d at Q late hour wishing Miss Erma
many more happy birthdays.
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Hoffman-Rades 8
Miss Alma Dorothy Hoffman, q
aughter of Mrs. c. Hoffman of In o
.rprise, was united In marriage to RI
r. Frank James RAIDER Of Akron, "
hio, at the home Of the brides II
other at 0 o'clock this morning.
he bridal couple stood before bank
ferns and flowers where Rev. Mr..
Dung Of the Enterprise Methodist e. !,
lurch performed the ceremony In u, u,
e presence Of so guests. Preceding "
g marriage service Miss Lois Craw- is
I'd of Abilene sang, accompanied W
Mrs. Robert Bender Of Washing. ~
1, ID. C. ~
The rooms were decorated with q "
ightful profusion Of flowers and M
bride carried an arm bouquet
roses. she was dressed in her
Yelling costume Of blue: Therv No;
o no attendants. ho]
"n....oowing the ceremony the we'd I'm
2 breakfast was served and the nal
lie and groom left for Herington an,
re they took the train for Akron, ma,
0, their future home. cor
he bride has wide circle Of der
nds In Dickinson county ana ~ hOl
ng woman of much charm. The the
ldng Is the elimination of ro- che
ice which started when Miss Hoff- loo
l went east to school. Coz
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~ L. G. 6. Club
he l.. G. C.'s met with Mrs. Ray
ingst0n, October 10. Roll call
responded to by a current event
,wed by reading Of the minutes T. =
the last meeting. Papers read, b;
raphy and life work or RANGES q
Willard, by Mrs. Ethel Bennison, 81
Dns songs by whom written and i1
n what circumstances, by Miss -
Goodwin; origin and romance Of
,us hymns, Amy Goodwin; inven-
! and discoveries, Mrs. Ella Ben Fol
/. 1t was decided to have Hal So
ZEN party at the home of Mrs. FOE
Kaufman, Oct. 90. Commit ye
appointed: Entertainment, Mrs. So"H'
Osh, Mrs. Annie WhiteIey and 60
Picking; refreshments, Mrs. W
h, Mrs. Bertha Whitley and -
Stella Duffy; decorating, Mrs. T ro
n, Mrs. Ethel BennisOn, Mrs. 1.