Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-02-03
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

Mrs. VeStd McbOyle eHCerIdlHeu
the Iris club Thursday afternoon at
her home south of town. The after
noon was pleasantly spent crochet
ing. The fund received from the
bazaar was $50. The meeting ad-
journed to meet with Mrs. Edith
Meek Thursday, Feb. 10. Visitors
present were Mrs. A. McBoyle and
Mrs. Ruth Boiler of Junction City.
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Marriage License
Godfrey G. Bernhard, Lost
Springs, "a
tMalinda Johanna Longhofer, Hope
10.
The members of the firm Of
Shockey & Landes entertained the
employees of the establishment and
their wives Friday night at Z O'Clock
at the home of J. G. Landes, on
West Third street. There were twen-
ty seated at the table, including
the members of the Landes and
Shockey families. Miss Harriet
Shockey and Mrs. Wilbur Nicolay
served. Following an elaborate din
ner the guests were entertained with
music during the evening.
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The Women's Auxiliary is giving
a L. U. B. A. Valentine party for all
Legion members Thursday night,
Feb. Bird, in the Legion rooms.
Lunch will be served and all Legion
men are especially invited.
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Breer-D oIezal
Miss Agnes 8. Breer Of Brook
Vile and John Dolezal Of Tescott,
Kansas. were married by Judge W.
3. Anderson Of the probate court.
Leach.Knox
The marriage Of Miss Esther
Marian Leach and Mr.. Charles T.
Knox was solemnized at the home Of
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
J. Leach, 1905 N. Buckeye at
80 wednesday evening, Jan. 20.
Rev. F. 8. Blayney officiated, using
he ring ceremony.
Miss Elsie Krenger and Mr.. War
en- Tilton received the guests. Miss
dildred Ramsey of Chapman was at
he piano and Miss Lucille Peck
'ayed the violin. AS Miss Ramsey
'layed the Lohengrin wedding march
he bridal party descended the stairs
o their positions in the living room
nder a canopy Of white and pink
With sprays of green ferns and fol-
age. Little Helen Taylor and Elsie
Ichultz were flower girls.
The bride was beautifully gowned
a white satin and georgette and veil
astened with lilies Of the valley
he carried a shower boquet Of
rides roses and lilies Of the valley.
he little flower girls were dressed
n white.
The house was artistically decor
ted in pink and white with sweet
eas and carnations.
After congratulations three
curse supper was served to sixty
uests.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
nd Mrs. Hugh Hutchison, Kansas
sty, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyce,
Iolton, Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
|andquist and daughter, Enterprise; |
fr. and Mrs. Warren Triton and son,
Springs, Colo; Chalmer
Iassler, Chapman.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
rere received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox left for, their
oneymoon trip to the east and win |
e at home at 425 East Eighth st..
farch /.
Celebrate 9znd Birthday
Mrs. Nancy Baer celebrated her
End birthday, wednesday, Jan. 20,
/ the home OF her son, John, on
last Fifth street. -Four generations
Tere present at the dinner given in
er honor. l.
Marriage License
Albert George Krause. Hope, %
Anna Martha Gottschaf, Herring
On, 20.
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The d. n. O. club was pleasantly
At the. home Of Mira.
Ealter Tonlousey jan 2e. A short I
usiness meeting was. held and q So
Ial time spent together. Delicious
were served by the
ostess. assisted by Mrs. Stroady
nd Mrs. Paul. Miss GrenE was q