Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
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GOSSIP OF SOCIETY


D Fred q. Longhofer. Woodbine, %
Emily +. Mott, Woodbine, 81
Elmer ii. Sellin, WOdbine, 80
Edith o. Gugler, Chapman, 20
J Earl V. Martsolf, Abilene, %
Helen NJ. Picking, Abilene. 20
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Miss Florence Howland and Mrs.
J George Watkins delightfully."- enter
tanned fifteen guests at dinner Sun
day In honor Of Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Howland's 2Sth wedding anniver-
sary. The table was beautifully dec
GRATED in yellow and white chrysan-
themums and large yellow and
white angel food cake was placed In
the center. The same color scheme
was used In the three course dinner.
The afternoon was spent with music
and social conversation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howland were presented with
a large bouquet Of yellow and white
chrysanthemums, the same kind of
flowers being the decorations twen-
ty-eight years ago. Mrs. G. p. Reg
nier of Pratt was an out-of-town
guest.
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Widler.Staatz
| Mr.. Arthur Edward Staatz of Nc |
Pherson and Miss Eta Marie Wild
Ter OF Enterprise were united In |
marriage at the Presbyteria par.
sonage Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock, Rev. David Townley officiat-
ing. The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Lulu Wilder, Miss
Hastings and Mr.. Frank Wider Fol-
lowing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Staatz left for Springfield, Mo-. ON
their wedding trip and will make
their home in Mcpherson.
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Newlyweds at Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Shadinger {
have gone to housekeeping in the 4
Rroughton apartments on South /
Buckeye, Mrs Shadinger having just I
arrived in Abilene from her former ,
home in Roswell, New Mexico, where '
she has been visiting her parents a
since their return from California. o
where Mr.. Shadinger took the sum c
mer course in business methods and
ut the state university g
1t Berkeley h
Mr.. Shadinger was born and raised G
n Abilene and met and married Miss el
)orris Bonney while attending Bak- o
II University NJ Baldwin Kansas. pl
asst summer He is associated as to
assistant manager with his father in fo
he Shadinger Printing Co. Il
Abilene people will be glad to wei OF
ome these young people TO the bus Ia
ness and social life of the commun-
ty. A
LippincOtt-C CoffeIt ie
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lippincott an til
ounce the marriage of their daugh- G.
err Opalfi to Mr. Wiburn X. Coffelt, W
)ctober I, at Junction City. II
Mrs Faye Burkholder delightfully."-
ntertained the members of the tn
iolden Belt Social club at her home by
thursday afternoon October 20. 70
iusic, piano solo by Mrs. Candice or
'curlock and a clarinet solo by Geo. pu
William Burkholder was enjoyed and tr
t the close of very pleasant after be
oon the hostess served dainty G.
inch. Guests of the club were Mrs he
arl Kaufman and Mrs. Harold Ben
ison. The club will meet with Mrs.
gnes Whitehair November ..
Miss Gretchen Rugh, daughter OF
|r. and Mrs. {. f. Rugh Of this city,
no Is n senior at X. =. A. G.. has
zen elected to the Omicron MI, hon
AIRY scholastic fraternity for stu
'nts In the home economics depart
ent.
Mrs. Harry Picking was hostess
the L. c. C.'s on Thursday, Nov-
lber to an all-day meeting. The
eeting was called to order by the
esident. followed by roll call which
rs answered by giving Hints for
e sick room" A paper on "Stay I
Home Travels" by Ada Goodwin
d different Ways of Acquiring 7
Education" by Amy Goodwin =
re read. Mrs. Florence Kuntz
IS the guest for the day The next
'eting of the club will be In two r
eks with Mrs. Irwin Probasco. 2
II call will be christmas sugges- r
ns," tell Of one or bring one. /
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dinner was given Sunday, Oct r
,r 20 by Ed Gardener near Gyp- I,
n City in honor of his aunt. Mrs.
zabeth Doyle who is visiting here
m California. twenty-five rela-
es were present and enjoyed the AIic
lir.
e & & A
Kicking Marst0If Mrs
beautiful quiet wedding was stre'
/ at the home of Mrs X s. Pick or Il
on East Sixth street Thursday OLD
ming, November 2, when Mr.. Earl ance
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