Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

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Abner Il. Engle, Chapman, "a
Margaret Jane Beaver, Chapman
"a
Paul. II. Sanborn, Mentor, 81
Adj Mutt, Mentor, 27
Oliver ]. Reich, Hope, 10
Anna III. Bauer, Harrington, %
Frances Jones Snyder, Gypsum, q
Carrie Grace Mortimer, Gypsum
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Samuel-McPherson
Friends here have received an
nouncement of the marriage at Man.
haitian, June 2, of Miss Vera Leone
Samuel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ii. Samuel OF Wichita to Mr..
Charles G. Mcpherson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcpherson are at home in Wichita.
Miss Samuel was member Of the
Abilene high school faculty during
the past year.
A wise old minister, before part
Ing with a young couple he had
joined in matrimony used to slip a
card into the brides hand on which
was printed this advice: when you
marry him love him. After you
marry him study him. If he Is gen.
erous, appreciate him. When he is
sad, cheer him. When he is quarrel
some, ignore him. II he be slothful,
spur him. II he is noble, praise him.
II he Is confidential, encourage him.
II he Is secretive, trust him. If he
Is jealous, cure him. If he favors
society, accompany him. When he
loes you a favor, thank him. When
he deserves it, kiss him. Let him
hink how well you understand him,
tut never let him know that you
manage him."
Beaver-Engle
A quiet home wedding occurerd in
chapman Thursday morning, June 8,
9 a. m. when Prof Abner Engle ,
the county high school faculty I
as united in marriage to Miss Mar
aret Beaver Of Wellsville, Kan, :
no had proven herself commend i
Die asset to the teaching force of h
e Chapman public schools for sew n
al years past. Mr.. Engle is the h
n Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Engle of p
is city. These young people have g
graciated themselves in the COM +,
unity life of Chapman and are re- "
diving hearty congratulations and +
st wishes for life's future to them. n
:. Engle is being retained on the d.
G. II. s. faculty for the ensuing II
ar and they will occupy at once m
: Petit property on East Seymore n
cot. -
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Lady-Kauffman s
A wedding OF interest to the th
,ple Of this community occurred n,
ursday evening, June LIST, at the RI
me Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lady, r,
terprise, when their daughter, IT.
ly Grace was united in marriage in
Mr.. Earl Kaufman Of near Abb III
e, Rev. Oscar Gessell officiating. he
At s O'Clock the bridal party took III
cir places beneath beautiful arch -,
daisies and pink roses, and In the or
,sence Of about forty five relatives, NJ
re pronounced man and wife; the Dir
pressive ring ceremony being used. Ola
IS Eunice Lady, cousin Of the W.
de, played the wedding march. sh
The bride looked beautiful in RI
gown of white silk canton crepe,
d carried shower bouquet Of :
les and carnations.
The young couple will live on a
IN several miles east and north Of
ilene, where they will be at home
their many friends after June 10.
Robinette-B Brown
Miss Orletha Pearl RObinette,
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T..
binette of Industry, and Mr.. Louis
Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
own Of Abilene, were married at
, Presbyterian church in Clay
inter-, Wednesday evening at $3.50.
V. Mr.. Feiwart, pastor of the
urch performed the ring ceremony
the presence of about so guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will make
.ir home in Abilene and have the
st wishes Of their many friends.
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Taylor Hoffman
One June LIST at the home of the
de's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. III.
ylor. occurred the charming we'd
lg of their third daughter, Helen
lzaheth to Howard Everett Hoff-
IN.
Mrs. Arba Head Of Shanghai,
ina, played Mendelsohn's Wedding .
lrch as the wedding party entered I
, room. Little Virginia Helen Z
ylor, niece Of the bride, came first 4
rrying a basket Of daisies and
'es, followed by the bridesmaids Il
IS Marie Hoffman and Miss
adys Taylor attired in becoming
WINS Of pink atffeta. They car
d large arm bouquets of Sun \
rsr roses and daisies. The bride
ked beautiful In a gown .of white d
lin made with a train. She carried
exquisite shower bOquet and was :
zen away by her father. DIR. e. H. /
rkinson, former pastor of the bride |
the impressive ring cere- n
my. During which John J. Eber- Z
rdt OF Salina softly played on the
to-harp "Oh Promise Me-"
Quantities of daisies, roses and
ndles were used throughout the
,ms. In the dining room a lovely 8
over bouquet OF roses and mock z