Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-19

: passed through the house they wer
s treated to delicious red apples an
2 candy.
u The fine young couple went tina
I night 10 the old Wilson farm whicl
will be their future home and wher
! after a few more improvements hav,
been made they will be Eat home
and glad to welcome their many
, friends. These young people ar,
very highly respected and have the
sincerest wishes Of all for a long
happy and useful life together.
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The u. n. @. club met with Mrs
w. u. Riley, October II. In the
absence Of the president. Mrs. Harry
Bricker, vice president, took charge
Of the meeting. Ron call was re-
sponded by each member giving a
short story. At the next meeting
roll call will be answered by cur
rent eevnts. After the business
meeting the hostess, assisted by her
daughter, Laverne and Mrs. Frank
H0ultOn served q delicious lunch.
Miss Fay Barter was q visitor Of the
club. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Fred Heinen October 25.
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Country Club improvements
The directors Of the Country club
met last evening and discussed sew
eral matters Of club interest. The
club will finish rooms for the care
taker on the second floor Of the club
house and fll other needed demands
Of the club. II was decided to give
one guest night month to the
young folks Of the members families
subject to regulations Of the house
committee. Arrangements were also |
made to give the teachers Of the city |
schools admission to the club at a
fixed rate for the school year. The
opening Of the dining room has
proved very popular and will add to
the clubs interest during the win
ter Regular meals are served at
noon every Sunday and other service
Mt any time on order.
Van Leewen-Thompson
Miss Zella A. Van Leewen and Mr.
Narlin II. Thompson, both Of Hunter,
Kan, were married by Judge Jessie
5eeghly this afternoon.
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District Governor Here 1
A. Is. Fauconer, district governor
If the Rotary clubs, and Mrs. Faul-
'oner, of Arkansas City. are here to !
pend the evening with the local Ro- ,
arians. This is an official visit and
dinner at G:30 for the local mem
ers and their wives will be held in
0nor of the guests at the Country t
hub. The program includes music v
nd addresses by the district COVER a
or and Howard Hoffman Two new o
lcmbers, w. C. Grigg and A. f.
'lney, will be received into mem
ership. B. ID. Whitehead is in
barge of the entertainment pro- L
ram.
The Topeka Capital of Sunday in g
$ club page had picture of Mrs. tl
NJ. Northcraft of this city and Ii
port of the action of the Columbian II
ub of Abilene endorsing her for to
cretary Of the Of the state fedora E
on. Other clubs of the city are st
SO endorsing her and she will NJ
'ubtless have the united support of sn
e Fifth district for the position to
hich she is well qualified to fill. ty
10 is secretary of the Fifth district
deration and has occupied many
her important positions in club
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Fry-Ware kl
George Il. Ware and Blanche L. so
y of Junction City were married ka
the probate judge this morning. TO
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Marriage License
VIM. Lester Perry Kansas City,
Edith Gambler, Natoma, SO +
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Twentieth Century Meets
The Twentieth Century club held
first meeting Of the year Monday
.ernOon at the country home of
s. Fred Meunch. The new Off I '
g commenced their term, Mrs. w. no
French, president, Mrs. p. III. Hal Br
k, vice president, Mrs. F. e. Nc st
ans, secretary, and Mrs. II. s.
ng, treasurer. The meeting open
with welcome by the president
which Mrs. c. S. Brewer respond W
Mrs. A. f. Olney, with two de-
htful songs, provided the music.
8. ]. G. Strong Of Blue Rapids,
fe Of thee congressman from this :,
trict was an honored guest Of the pi'
'entieth Century club at its open sp
!. meeting and the members Of the III
b enjoyed Mrs. Srong's interest
!. accounts Of the social life In
lshington and of the graciousness
Mrs. Harding. At the business I'M
citing Mrs r. M NOrthcraft was Dy