Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
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GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

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Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Oliver, 30
Vine st., announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of thei
daughter, Virginia, to DIR. H. +
Cunningham, of Mason City, Iowa
on Wednesday, June 28. Mis-
Oliver is one Of Abilene's charming
girls and many friends will wisi
her JOY.
Cusick-Sage
A wedding that was Of much inter.
est to the people Of Solomon and vi
cinity occurred Monday morning al
the Catholic church when Miss Eliza
beth Cusic became the bride Of Mr..
John Sage of Topeka. The wedding
took place at 1880. Father Horgan
performing the ceremony, in the pres
ence Of a large number Of friends.
kershner.kerr
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage Of Mr.. Thomas Kerr
of Colorado Springs, Colo, to Miss
Gladys Marie Kershner of Lincoln,
Neb. The ceremony took place in
Denver on Wednesday, June IA. They
will be at home in Colorado Springs
after August 1. The groom is a son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr of
Solomon.
Senn-Swenson
The marriage Of Miss Lydia Sem
md Mr.. Roy A. Swenson occurred at
, o'clock Thursday at the home Of
he brides mother, Mrs. Nellie Sem
It Clay Center. The ceremony, read
~ Rev. w. A. Hughes, was on the
avn where masses of greenery and
lollyhocks flanked by trellises inter-
woven with garden flowers, formed a
background.
Among the out town guests pres
mt were Mr. and Mrs. w. Sem or
grandparents Of the bride;
frs. s. COutermarsh, grandmother Of
he bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Of Bala; Mrs. Thomas
I. Heath, Miss Barbara Ehrsam and
[r. Sem Heath, James Ehrsam and
-al Heath of Observation-Disclosures
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Warder-Tyler.
Thursday evening, June %, at
e home of the brides mother,
rs. N. A. Warder, occurred the
edding of her daughter, Emma
Inc to Frank Ulysses Tyler, in
e presence of about As guests.
iss Gladys Gray played Mendel-
hn's wedding march as the we'd
ng party entered the room. AL
rita Gray and Geneva Warder,
eces Of the bride, were flower
is. The bride was beautifully
assed in a gown of white silk
orgette crepe and carried a
over bouquet of roses and car Il
tions. Rev. Robt. Cox of Salina +
formed the ring ceremony. Mr.. II
d Mrs. Tyler have the best wishes G.
their many friends. n
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Peters-Leach.
Walter 7. Leach of Arkansas
Y and Clara Peters of Abilene
re united in marriage at the -,
parsonage Sunday af- =, e.
noon at 1890, Rev. David n
wiley officiating. Following n
ceremony there was a wedding a,
ner served at the Union Pacific w
Ell. Those present beside the co
lie and groom were Rev. and Mrs. ax
wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Jones "c
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Goodell. Mr.. fr
ch is cousin of Mrs. Jones and
/. Goodell. Mr. and Mrs. Leach =
spend few days here before -
e to Arkansas City where Mr..
III is telegraph operator for the
land Valley railroad and where
will make their home.
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Herington-W Wakley.
irl Randolph Wakley and Grace
ence HeringtOn, both of Salina
; married here by Judge Jessie
hly.
r. Harry Makins and family re-
ed to Selah, Wash, George Max
Ind family returned to San Fran
}, Calf, G. H. Makins and fam
o Oklahoma in their car, and j.
1akins and family returned in
car to Topeka after spending the
, in happy reunion at the home =
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ms. The Makins children pre-
ID their mother with a handsome
lg room set during their visit
Miller-Benignus.
le marriage of Miss Jeanne
Miller of this city to Mr.. AL
Charles Benignus of Abilene,
took place at nine O'Clock Fri
morning at the home of the
IS perents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
r, of East Canadian avenue