Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-07-27

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Vaerhusen-W Watkins

Vaerhusen- Watkins
Argel Glen Watkins and Rosie
Vaerhusen, both of Okmulgee, Okia.'
were married Wednesday afternoon
by Judge Jessie Beeghly.
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Ten ladies enjoyed the weekly
olf-luncheOn at the Country ciup
Wednesday. Mrs. J. o. Roberts won
first prize In the morning round COM
mencing at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. II. w.
Wilson and Mrs. B. Il. Kelly tied for
second place, the former winning on
the play-off. Mrs. b. ID. Whitehead
received the consolation prize. The
prizes were golf balls. Bridge and
luncheon followed the morning game.
Social All For the Men
The men Of the Presbyterian
church enjoyed themselves at So
cial on the church lawn Thursday
evening. The affair was planned,
carried out and enjoyed by the men
Of the church, IS Of whom were
present. 1t was novel and very
successful entertainment although
the men confded that the cake
served was not home made as they
had decided to depend in no way on
the ladies Of the congregation for as
sistance. Ice cream and cake were
served and there was a musical pro-
gram which included solos by B. ID.
Whitehead and Alfred Schmutz, ac-
companied on the piano by G. f.
Bath and quartet singing by II. L..
Covert, ii. NJ. Howard, Alfred
Schmutz and B. ID. Whitehead. Fol-
lowing this community singing was
led by Mr.. Whitehead and g. +.
Bath played the Accomplishments.
Marriage License
Lafayette Cassler, Orion, "a
Mrs. Jennie Beaugher, Orion, w
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney OF Carl
ton has announced the coming mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Mabel
Carney Of Carlton to Mr. John Nag
loly of Enterprise. The wedding will
take place July 26 at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carney. Miss Carney
is well known in Chapman, having
graduated from ID. c. II. S. in 1918
and is a sister Of Mrs. A. d. Danne-
yik of this place.-Chapman Adver-
tiser.
The Social Hour club met with
Mrs. Eugene KOrn, July 19, with
small number Of the members pres
ent, owing to the busy season. Roll
call was responded to by Where l
would like. to spend my vacation
Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. J. NJ. Fengel
and Mrs. Otis Landes were visitors.
After the business session and So
cial time the hostess served a re-
freshing lunch, assisted by Mrs. Otis
Landes, Mrs. Frank lands and Mrs.
Ernest Sexton. The next meeting
is to be with Mrs. B. F. lands,
August 8. Subject for discussion,
Child Welfare"
Reunion Picnic
Forty-six relatives met in the
Erwin grove at Chapman, Sunday,
July %, and spent a very pleasant
day feasting and talking over ex-
periences of early days in Kansas.
Those present were: Mrs. o. p.
King and grandchildren Gladwin,
Ellen, Marvin and Hollis King Of Hill
City; Mrs. Ella M. Hall, Frank d.
Hall an dsons Kenneth and German,
Roy T.. Hall and son Houlton, OF
wichita; L. e. Humphrey and Q. l..
Humphrey of Chapman; Geneva
Glen of Eads, Colo; Mr.. and Mrs.
s. L. Houlton of Peoria, ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Houlton, Mr.. and Mrs
Ora Houlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Houlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Harshman and son Cecil, Frank
Houlton, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Houlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith
Miss Edith Houlton, Harold Houlton
and Lucille Houlton of Abilene; Mrs
James Evans Snyder of Chuluota
Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. King, Mrs
Mabel King Beach and sons Donald
and Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Grigg and son Winston Of Abilene
Dan Grigg Of Chapman; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Shearer and II. f. Kiblel
Of junction City. All expressed a de-
sire to make the reunion an annual
affair.