Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-08-25
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Lester s. Saltzman, Graymont, Ill.
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Irma A. Brehm, Ramona, 81
Ralph Albert Peterson, Wilsey,
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Ellen Cerilda Johnson, Admore, Is
Henry A. Asling, Abilene, 3S
Mrs. Ida Kelly, Enterprise, 80
Herman Krieger, Harrington, Il
Mary Duncan, Elmo, 20
Ernest C. Mortensen, WILDER, Neb.
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Hazel Koogle, Chapman, 20
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Miss Irene Jennie Peterson of Sa-
lima and Mr.. Jas. Andrew Of Grif-
fen, also Of Salina, were married
this morning by Judge w. s. An
Amess-Blair
Mr.. %. j.. Blair and Miss Georgia
Amess Of Abilene were united In
marriage at Salina Tuesday, Aug.
10 and left today for Des MOines,
Ia, where they expect to make
their home.
Friends Of Miss Jewel Sappenfield
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Sap
penfield, gave in her honor mis-
cellaneOus shower Wednesday after
noon at the Sappenfield home. Miss
Sappenfield's marriage to Mr.. Sell
bert Fairman will take place We'd
nesday, August 81. Mr.. Fairman's
home is in Arizona but for the past
wear he has taught in Kansas.
Mrs. T. d. Lockwood entertained
at a 6 o'clock dinner last evening In
honor of her niece, Ruth Bolles from
Louisiana, Mo. After three course
dinner dainty served they had q
line party at the Lyric and from
there went to the Tip Top Inn fol
refreshments. The guests were
Misses Doris Duckwall, Elinor Graf
Fern Belknap, Ellen Ward and
Dorothy Howard.
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LOwe-kassner
Miss Nellie e. Lowe and Mr.. Ches'
ter Il. Kassner, both of Detroit
were married at the Christian par
sonage at Abilene Wednesday morn
ing, Aug. II, Rev. Troy Bess off
ciating. The happy couple left To-
Michigan and points in the east
They will be at home after Oct. ! a
Detroit, Kan. Their many friends
wish them much happiness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Higgs wer'
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
about so relatives came to spent
the day. They had a big water
melon feast and fine time. Thos
present were: George Miller ant
family, Herman Rolf and family o
Lorraine, John Bigert and family o
Iyona, William Schultz and famil,
Of Woodbine, Il. w. Biegert an
family of Lyona, c. d. Biegert an
family of Junction City, John Rubf
and family and C. J. Biegert of Abb
lene.
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A Birthday Dinner
A very pleasant surprise part
was given at the country home @
) Frank Chase, Jr., near Solomon
Sunday in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Chase. ST., it being Mrs
Chase's 62nd birthday and MI
Chase's 10th. The following guest
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Chase and son Wendell Of Abilene
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chase, George
Garnett, Marvin and Val Jean o
Abilene, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase
Jr., Merle, Arnold and Evelyn, o
Abilene; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Chase
Don, James and Robert, of Herring
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Chase, Har
old, Doster Morine and Chester, o
Manchester and Miss Birdie Chase
Louise Luker and Everett Chase o
Abilene. A fried chicken dinner wa
served, also ice cream, cake an
watermelon.
Story Hour Pleased
The institute required numbe
of children for demonstration thi
morning, but nevertheless forty
three attended the story hour an
were well repaid. Miss Elizabeth
wyandt, beginning with Presiden
Harding's visit to Plymouth, told tn
children of the tercentenary, ant
gave a brief outline Of The history o
the Pilgrims so simply yet wildly
with emphasis on phases OF interes
to children. that the little faces
were lifted to her with unwaverin,
attention. She also told them sew
eral stories Of pilgrim times, reat
number Of poems from "Peacocl
Pie" by Walter de la Mare, and tolt
an exquisite fairy tale, Path Of thu
Golden Turtle Shells" Miss Lilliar
Graft opened the entertainment witt
the piano solo bon Jour" by Franz
Hitz, and Miss Ruth Branaman fol
lowed with ION Patrol March" by
Matilee Loeb Evans.
Miss Reba Mae Jordan. gave {
party last evening In honor Of hel
cousins, Miss Helen and Donald
Jessop Of Oakland, Kan. The party
lasted until after midnight and Miss
Jessop's eighteenth birthday was
celebrated. Games were played ant
refreshments were served. Those
nresent were Misses Helen JesSop Of