Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-01
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GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
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4 : Marriage licenses
/. Floyd Shepard, chapman, 20
Mabel irene Machmer Chapman
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n John Wesley Book, Talmage, rs
Lulu Thompson. Niltonvale, 1Sn
Geronimo TaforR.f Harrington, Fl
! Refugio Rodrigo Herington, %
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The report current the last week.
Of school Of the wedding of Mis-.
Mabel Parker, one bf the teachers
as been verified. : Announcements
have been received by Abilene
friends. of the marriage of Miss Par
kerr to Mr., Dwight Hardman, on
April 8 at Junction CITY. It was not
until this Week however that the
wedding was positively known. Mrs.
Hardman graduated from Kansas
Wesleyan IN 1877. 4She was one of
the most popular young ladies' In the
class as she was on the inteYscoHeg-
late debate squad, the Y. VIC. A.,
and president OF the zstagatheon
Literary Society. Following her
gradua ton she 3became principal of
the Alton high school where she re-
NAMED until this year, when she,
came To the high school at, Abilene.
Mr.. Hardman 10 engaged in the lum-
her business ;at Alton where they
win make their home, leaving for,
there Saturday aet IT.
~. i%e q A. d,
(, The D. M. o.'cluDswas delightfully."-.
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Frank Houlton "wednesday after,
noon, May ~. Al short business
meeting was held and good social
time enjoyed by alifpsesent. A deli
cious lunch was served by the hos
tess. Mrs. Jes GFics, Mrs. Ernest
Sexton, Mrs. Ga Houlton, Mrs.
Harvey Houlton and Mrs. Clifford
Harshman were visitors. The next
of the club will be with
Mrs: George Berger, June Z.
Puliver-Shspherd
Announcements have been re-
.eived Of the wedding of Miss
Puliver, Formerly of this
'ity but for several years of Cleve.
and, Ohio, to Mr.. Arthur Shepherd
# that city, May q. The bride has
many friends here who will wish her
OF.
.r," .. &&74
Recitals We're Appreciated
A recital at the high school audi
orium Tuesday evening and exhibi-
ion by Miss Mona Browns dancing
lass, closed series of three do
ghtful musicales given by piano
upils of the Abilene School of I
fusfc, directed by Mrs. Ona C. |
falm. A feature OF the recital Mon
ay evening was the violin solo by
IRIS. r. f. Lucier who has violin {
lasses at the School of Music. The
ancing exhibition by Miss Browns
lass was exceptionally pretty and c
DmpriSed half Of Tuesday evenings t
rogram. The work of the young '
Musicians was testimony of COM
etent instruction and credit to the
shool. The Following piano pupils d
'ok part in the program: s
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Taylor, Mar 3
'rie Taylor, John Dieter, Vida VIII (
OK, veIesta Thompson, Marie n
7ilkie, Juanita Irwin, Ruth Cook, '
atherine Johntz, George Hurd, John g
,hntz, Aileen Da'yfs, lillian Graf, II
lelen Hovsard,. frances iChappelf, II
,hdred Nickles, Mrs. Ruby Norman h
meier, Janet Hurd, Marjorie Geof-
oy, Martha Anderson, Jean Taylor,
arence Slaybaugh, Pauline Min
k, Mildred Engle, Everett Andre
n
Tussday-Lucy Mark, Josephine
slit, Dorothy Pinkllam, Doris Pink y
m, Lewis NJ. Walker, Jr., Emily IN
wis, Marion Magruder. Pauline 3
.ngel, Rida Duckwall, Elizabeth in
lsker, Loleta Herman. Lucille lei
gers. Frances Enller, Florence
ma Fritz. w. i
The members of tie dancing class
% appeared were!l Wilma Taylor,
rgaret Hacker, NftAte Marts, Mar ~
L Covert, Jane CAFE. Lone May 70
rrison, Elizabeth Jane Keel, Mary
Uterine Gleissner, Mildred Yam die
=, Ines Jean Raert 4Aileen Davis, vo,
hesine Johnk, Janet Hurd, Mary II,
We Forney, Marjorte Geoffroy.
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his morning the frst. story of the y
son at the librart drew an aud
e OF 115. Johne Johatz opened
program with a pleasing waltz, pay
e Rose and Butleffy.'' by Paul try
chs, Mrs. Paul foyer interested rar
young hearers III "Hans Brink 81
by clevsrly portraying the race y
the silver skates. She also told t,or
story Of "Pierrot, Deg of Bel hon,
a." THE Old Woman and the s,or
mp" and at "a demand for still
:, generously responded with Itw