Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-12-01
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Marriage License
Leo NJ. Ramsey, Talmage, %.
Ruth Ardith Haddock, Solomon, 23.
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Haddock. Ramsey.
Miss Ruth Haddock OF Solomon and
Mr. Leon Ramsey Of Talmage, were
married at the home Of Il. Il. Davis,
willowdale township. November "a.
A small circle OF friends witnessed
the ceremony which was performed
by Rev. w. ii. Hertzog, professor OF
Rural Leadership in Kimball School
Of Theology, Salem, Oregon. Rev.
Hertzog was spending Thanksgiving
In his old home. Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
sey are at home at 721 Enterprise
street.
Country Club Party.
The Thanksgiving party ut the
Country Club last evening had
large attendance and a thoroughly
fine time. Rogers orchestra fur
nished music and there were cards,
dancing and refreshments. The en-
tertainment committee was assisted
by Mrs. J. q. Landes, Mrs. IL. A.
Anderson, Mrs. u. w. Nichols, Mrs.
C. ID. simmons Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Johnson Of Solomon and
Edwin Heath of Enterprise were
among the Outof town guests.
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Miss Bertha Lesher and Miss
Mace King entertained 10 guests at
six o'clock dinner at the home of
Miss King Friday Following din
ner the evening was spent at cards
and dancing.
The meeting of the Ladies' Literary
League will be postponed because OF
the hospital bazaar from next Thurs
day until December 8.
The Golden Belt Social club will
meet with Mrs. Agnes Whitehair
Thursday afternoon, December l at
2:30. Members are requested to bring
their donations for the hospital fund
at that meeting.
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HASKELL Wilcox
Mr.. John ID. Haskell Of Dayton, O.,
announces the marriage Of his
Rachel, September 10, in
Alameda, Calf, to Mr.. Arthur L.
Wilcox, also of Alameda. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Wilcox were formerly of
Abilene. Mr.. Wilson is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wilcox Of Tope
ka. They will make their home in
Alameda.
Golden Wedding Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yost, living
on Route Z, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary on Wednesday,
November %. They were married in
Ohio, Nov. %, 1871, but have lived
In this county several years. Their
five children, Albert and Nettie of Sa-
lima, Mrs. Levitt Of Topeka, Charles
Yost Of Belleville and L. Il. Yost of
Omaha were all home for the occasion
and Thanksgiving. In addition the
neighbors to the number Of thirty
gave Mr. and Mrs. Yost a surprise
party Wednesday evening which all
greatly enjoyed. Each of the emil.
dren presented the parents with gold
coins and bOuntiful supper was
served.
Hornung-Jacobson
The wedding Of Miss Sarah Hor-
hung Of Ozawkie, Kan, to Mr.. John
Jacobson Of Dillon was solemnlzed
at the home of the groom's broth
er, Max Jacobson at Dillon on We'd
nesday evening, November IS at 81
o'clock, Rev. George w. Pust of Dill
Ion officiating. The home was dec
Grated in pink and white. To the
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march
by Miss Olga Kohrs, the bride and
groom descended the stairs taking
their places beneath an arch of cedar
and white bells. The bride and groom
were attended by Miss Ruth Hor-
nung, sister Of the bride, and Mr..
William Wirth of Vesper, Kan. The
bride wore a white organdy dress