Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-05
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

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Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Johnson de-
iightfully entertained the members
of the Daisy club and husbands on
Thursday evening at a 800" party.
At a late hour the hostess served a
lovely two course lunch.
Miss Harriet Patterson of Abilene
student at the University OF Kan
sas, has been elected secretary
treasurer OF the X. u. Entomology
club.
j. u. Johntz presided at the Ro-
tary club luncheon. G. A. Kubach
talked on the motion picture busi-
ness and Fred Coulson reported on
his trip to the cnfercnce ut Arkan-
sas City The Abilene club will join
with others in a picnic at Oakdale
park, Salina, October 10.
Marriage License
Hugh Daniel Cooper, 23, and Pearl !
AlOena Larsen, "a, both of Lincoln,
Kan.
MiIs-Vesper
Leo Mills of Enterprise and Miss
Lacy Vesper of Holly, Colo, were
united in marriage Saturday by
Judge Brann.
The ID. NJ. G. club met at the home
of Mrs. Otto Schanefelt Wednesday
afternoon. Most Of the members
were present and oil enjoyed a So
cial time together. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Visitors
present were Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Fred
Muench, Mrs. Harold Muench, Mrs.
Fuller and Misses Susie Kyle and
Elsie Hehen. The next meeting of
the club will be with Mrs. Riley,
October II.
Miss Pryor's Fine Record
Miss Doris Pryor of Abilene, who
is enrolled as freshman In the Kan
sas State Normal School here, has >
been promoted to an advanced class >
in English composition. Out Of $50 +
students enrolled In the beginning Il
course In rhetoric and composition, 1
made high enough grades In
q recent international test to justi-
fy their being promoted to more ad A
vanced work. THE high grade N
made by Miss Pryor in the examina- el
ion showed that she has had super til
or training in high school," said pl
Prof Il. II. Barrett, head Of the Eng
ish department at the Kansas Nor
nal. Miss Pryor was graduated from nc
he Abilene high school in May. She m
= planning to specialize in mathe- G,
natics at the Kansas Normal. w
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Lowe-Fasbinder Ja
The marriage of Miss Mildred III
owe to Mr.. Paul Fasbinder of Solo an
ION took place Thursday morning On
{ 8 O'Clock at the Sacred Heart an
hurch, Salina, Father John Mahcr CO
Only relatives and close of
riends were present. The Nuptial or,
Ugh mass was sung. sp
The bride is the daughter of Mis- tr,
amuel Lowe and Is n very popular af
alma girl. She was married in Il Al
lidnight blue tricotinc dress with
at the same shade of tan velvet to r
atch and wore corsage of brides
'ses. No
Mrs. Fasbindcr has ben employ
for several years at the II. u. Lee
lour Mills company and has n host
friends to wish her much happi- ma
ess. The bride and groom left i'm vic
ediately for Kansas City where Off
icy will visit several days. Monday sol
'ening a reception will be given ing
lem at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. In
l.. Fasbinder Mt Solomon. The we
Nv couple will be at home at 1112 tw,
ate street in Salina for the pres ma
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King COursin
Mr.. Earl COursin IIerington, and acc
ISIS Beatrice Marie King, Milwau- sch
'e. were united in marriage on +.
afternoon, by the Rev. sal
hn r. McFadden, d. d.. at the por
rsonage Of the First Methodist gov
urch, Salina. Witnesses were: thil
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