Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-08-31

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I, Miss 'TheIma Nelson played several
lniano duets. Guests OF the CLUB
we're: Misses Florence Heinen, Helen
Baker. Theima Nelson, Fay Barter,
Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson and Mrs. W. H.
s'uller.
A delightful birthday party was
held at the home OF Mrs. halph
Stradtner In honor of her son, Har-
wood. Games were playe d which
were enjoyed by all, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Those phesent were: Robert and
IPaul Menges,, Donald Crane, Ruth
aifIic and Dennis Henoch Of Enter
prise. Arlett Fulton Of Topeka. Elton
Ralph and jane Weeks OF Parsons,
Preston Johnson, Joe Bob Christ
MANI Mary Mildred Hooper, Dorothy
COiIlson, Geraldine, Gish, Cecilia,
Panl and Leo Picking. Bruce and
Ruth Clarke, Vera and Irene Kelerfe,
Berniece Currant, Marjorie and
Esther Bess, Doris Brown. Eliza
beth Ellen Osborn, R0seina and Dolly
Marshall Of wichita and Miss Nina
Nichols.
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Wetmore.Naland
Saturday evening friends were
surprised by the announcement OF
the marriage July s In Salina OF Miss
Cecilia Wetmore to Mr.. G. Willard
Naland, both of this city. Mr.. Naland
is sales manager at the Union Elec-
trio Co. and Mrs. Naland Is his stem
ogpraher. Saturday eevning the bride
invited IL young ladies to an 8
o'clock dinner at the Brown home on
East Fourth. The guests had antici-
pated the announcement OF her en-
gagement to Mr.. Naland but werN
much surprised to see the little wed.
ding announcement on cards at
each place instead. Following the
dinner, news Of the wedding was
passed on to some Of Mr.. Naland's
friends who kidnapped him and took
him to the home Of the bride where
the young people were given rous-
ing charivari.
The teachers and mothers Of the
Mt. Pleasant Sunday school enter
tanned the children In the primary
department with an afternoon picnic
August % at the home Of VIII
Phillips on Holland creek. The chill
dren enjoyed the afternoon, playing
games, swinging and wading in the
creek. The mothers spent the time
visiting and watching the children
play. About 4 o'clock ice cream and
cake and ice tea were served free to
all present. About 100 people were
present. Late in the afternoon they
started home tired but happy.
TrayIor-Jensen
On August "a at the home Of the
brides father at Girard, Kan, Oc-
Cured the marriage Of Miss F1Oretta
TraylOr and Reuben II. Jensen of
The happy couple will re-
side here where Mr.. Jensen is in the
employ Of the Country Club. Good |
wish will De extended by many |
friends.
A nun Der Of young people were
at an out of doors party |
ut the w. II. Thomas home Saturday
evening The evening was spent In
playing games, conversation and
At a late hour refreshments
were served to the following guests:
Mildred, Lucille, Glen and Gail Belts. |
Margaret and Andrew Lyon, Arlie
Scripter, Ray, Harry and Verna
Gfeller, Irene and George Ritter,
Fred and Jansen Froelich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Gfeller, Fred Wyss, Clar- |
ence Wuethrich, George and Lester
Hanney, Esther and Roy Gfeller,
Rosa Wyss, Gladys and Earl Stein,
Bertha Lefert, Marvel Sollenberger,
Frma Schlappi, Matilda and Alfred
Gfeller, Clara, Edward and Herman
Lefert, Sam Grattan, Rudolph Nc
Keever, Alice Keller, Ina Gfeller,
Eva and Frank McCarty, Gladys
Schmutz, Morris Mcdonald, Elsie,
Helen and Louis FrOhardt, Edna and
Lawrence Gfeller, James White,
Misses Williams, Lola and Roland
Hill, Ida May, Edna, Ella, Addie,
Harry and Charley Thomas.
Monday evening Miss Clara Lands
gave delightful party to twenty
boys and girls in honor of Miss
Ebba Lands. Miss Lands left
Tuesday for New York where she
will enter nurses training. The
evening was spent in playing games,
music and stunts. Light refreshments
were served late In the evening.