Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-01-19

Bebermyer, MT. ana Mrs. .. w. hoh
berger. These with their children
made group Of about 80 persons.
Mrs. Schaich Is the youngest child
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Koelling who have
been residents OF this vicinity Tor
almost fifteen years. The rest OF
their children are all married ana
are all settled In this vicinity. The
parents OF the groom have been resi-
dents of this community for about
twelve years. The newly welded
couple after visiting with relatives
and friends near here and In Brown
county, Kansas, expect to go 10
housekeeping and farming In this
community.
A room In the home was well hiied
with numerous presents, all OF
practical nature well suited to start
the happy young folks In housekeep-
ing.
About three or four hours after the
formal wedding ceremony chari-
yarl by the neighbors and friends
from far and near greeted the
young people and guests with cor
dial and friendly congratulations ana
In turn were regaled with fruit, CAKE
cigars, etc, so that they are now duly
united and started on life's with all
the signs and tokens of happiness
they could wish.
The Rotary club luncheon today
had talks by c. c. Wyandt, b. ID.
Whitehead and J. G. Cutler on their
recent trip to Cincinnati. Several
new members were introduced. Z. u.
Holden. who addresses the farm IN
stitute. will be next weeks speaker.
RAYMOND Wagaman and his bride,
formerly Miss Thelma Kelsey OF
Brown county, who are visiting rela-
tives here on their honeymoon, were
charivaried by party Of young people
Thursday evening. They are on their
way to California where they will
make their home.
Mrs. y. ii. Musser of Filler, Idaho,
was honor guest at a dinner party
given last evening by Miss Martha
Engle, 316 Vine street. There were
cards and baskets for Mrs. N. III.
Musser. Mrs. II. A. Cooley, Mrs. T..
:. Enyle. Misses Ethel Engle, Edna
Kaufman, Elsie Brooks and Anna
Grice.
Mrs. las. Callahan was hostess to
the Here and There club at their hrst
meeting of the new year at her home
north of town on wednesday after
noon. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. James Kim
nell: secretary treasurer, Miss Anna
Coffenberger. At the close OF tine
meeting refreshments were served.
Mrs. John Coffenberger wild entertain
the club at the next meeting, jan
nary 25. Mrs. Glenn Owens and
Mrs. Frank Makins were club guests.
och-Kefchersid
At the home of DIR. and Mrs. j. n.
Ketchersid occurred an informal
wedding in which their daughter,
Lillian was united in marriage to Mr..
w. Harry Koch, Rev. J. Russell Jones
of the Presbyterian church perform
ing the ceremony at 10 a. m, this
morning.
Only the Immediately relatives OF
tho two families were present.
After the ceremony a dainty lunch
was served and the bride and groom
took the 11:40 train for a short
honeymoon trip. The best wishes OF
the people of the town go with them
as they start out on life together
Hope Dispatch.
Dietrich-Wendt
Miss Emma Dietrich, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Dietrich of east
of Herington, and Mr.. Paul Wendt
of Herington were married Wednes-
day afternoon at the parsonage OF st.
Paul's Lutheranc hurch, Rev. koester
officiating. Only a few relatives were
in attendance. The newly weds left
Immediately on wedding trip to
points in Oklahoma.
viii Boost Short Course
The business mems lunch hour
which was to have had an address
;by "a Victory Highway official missed
a. .bo did not appear. Talks in the