Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-28
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Daisy Bookwalter Of Solomon ana
John Klover Of Abilene were united
in marriage by Rev. B. r. Lantz In
the English Lutheran church at "a
lima at 8 O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. April 20. The impressive
ring ceremony was used. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Durham, relatives Of the
groom, were best man and Mdy.
Others present were: Mrs. Bookwal-
ter of Solomon, the brides mother,
Mrs. Lantz and Elizabeth Reggie
Rowe Of California. The bride was
dressed in cream satin La Francois.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom motored to their cottage home
in Abilene where joyous surprise
awaited them. Their many relatives
and friends Of Abilene, Salina and
other places had taken possession OF
their newly furnished home and pre-
pared a bountiful four course din
ner which was served at o'clock.
The table decorations were beautiful
pink and white carnations and roses.
The brides cake, artistically decor
ated with the names Of the bride ana
groom, was baked by Miss Dora
Klover, sister of the groom. The
chandeliers and archway were hung
with white bridal bells.
Those present at the dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klover, Mrs
Flora Klover, Mrs. BoOkwalter, Mr.
and Mrs. p. G. Durham and family
Miss Dora Klover, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Tullis, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Klovel
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Klover and family, Mr.. and Mrs
; George Klover of Ramona, Miss Mar
gary Durham, Mr.. Leslie Hilborn
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis, all o.
Abilene, and Mrs. Fred Newhouse
Miss Gladys Storey, Ernest Storey
: Miss Leila Cossel and Miss Hattie
Mixer, all of Salina. The bride ant
groom received many pretty ant
: useful gifts.
The bride is well known accom-
plished young lady who has lived II
Solomon for several years and tn
groom is a resident Of Abilene. HI
spent year overseas In service. Ill
was a member of Company X, 353r'
Infantry in the S0th Division. Thi
,, young couple have host Of relative
! and friends who wish them happ.
/. and prosperous future.
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Viclders-Pritchett
A beautiful wedding took place II
the study Of the First Baptist churcl
this morning when Miss Ida Rutl
vickers and Mr. Jesse Fl. Pritchet
wer Joined in holy matrimony. TIL
. Rev. Waldo, pastor Of the church
performed the ceremony and uset
the ring service. Miss Vickers II
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. e
. vickers and was saleslady a
Kline's department store. Mr.
Pritchett is a student at o. A. c., ant
is the youngest son of Isaac Pritchet
of Carlton, Oregon. The young
couple started Immediately after thu
ceremony on wedding trip. They
will be absent from the city for {
few days and will be at home t.
their friends at 442 North 4th st
Miss Margaret ID. Gellatly ant
Dewey Son were the attendants
Corvallis, Ore, Gazette Times.
Miss vickers was formerly o.
Abilene and has many friends herr
who will be interested to learn o.
her marriage. She graduated from
Abilene high school in the class O.
!: 10. Mr.. Pritchett served with tn
4th engineers overseas and since hi
return is student at o. A. G. IL
electrical engineering.
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The Social Hour club met witt
Mrs. Florence Dunn Wednesday
afternoon. The following officer
were elected for the coming 81,
months: Mrs. Cora Lands, presi
dent; Mrs. Florence Dunn, vice pres
ident; Miss Alice Taylor, secretary
Mrs. Anna lands, treasurer. Tn
afternoon was spent in fancy worl
and social talk. Lunch was servet
by the hostess. at the usual hour
q The club will meet with Mrs. Olli'
Korn, May IL.
I The Progressive Union club me
! with Mrs. Fred Tinker Thursday
I April 81. The club visitors wer'
e Mrs. Chas. Kelley from Salina, Mrs
stuck and baby from Abilene, Mrs
. Kaufman and Mrs. Frank Robson
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