Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

9 WccAhy No5h&Ctof, Au0A coy, y
beautifully decorated with flower
and In the dining room delicious
punch was served from a cherry
trimmed bowl by the young ladies Of
the Ethel Calkin Missionary Society
the Ethel Calkins Missionary So
ciety. Miss Calkins' visit at home
was so short and so full Of number
Of things.
Burllholder-WO
Miss Frances Burkholder, a Dick
insOn county girl, was married June
LIST at WilmOre, KY, to Mr.. Ralph
Wood, Rev. DIR. John Paul officiat-
ing. Girls Of the class OF 90, Asbury
college carrying daisy chains made
an aisle to the altar Of the college
parlOr and the rooms were beauti-
fully decorated. The bride, escorted
by her father, was beautiful In
white pussy willow crepe costume.
Her tulle veil was caught with lilies
Of the valley and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and white roses. Following the re-
ceptiOn a large number Of friends
gathered at the evening train to bid
the happy couple goodbye and speed
them on their journey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood left for Kansas where they
will spend year or two, eventually
going to the foreign mission field.
The bride is the popular and
daughter of Prof G. b.
Of this county, an in
'tructOr in Asbury college. She won
in her classes and was
graduated this year from the college.
She Is an exceptionally fine singer
nd in expression stood at the head
f her school. Mr.. Wood is a son
+ Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Wood, Of Will
more, and graduated from Asbury
ollege last year. For the past year
e has been living in Kansas, where
e and his bride are visiting.
AA&
B. & p. w. Held Meeting Il
The regular meeting Of the Abb
ne Business and Professional WO-
ems club was held in American (
egion hall Monday evening. 1t c
,ened with a business session at \
hich Miss Mary e. Woolverton, G
WHY installed president, presided. ii
tort talks were made by c. G.
yandt AMI f. III. Forney in the in
rests Of the Memorial Hospital
lowing which the members of the 10
I'D voted to give $500 to the hos ot
al fund. After the business meet NJ
3 colonial mock Wedding was u.
Id under the direction of the pub to
ity department. The hall was ne
autlfully decorated with lilies and We
les. Miss Henrietta Davis was ap
lirman of the decorating commit N,
Other arrangements for the co
dding were in charge of Miss 10,
inche Edwards and Mrs. Mabel A,
lch coached the minuet which was NJ,
iced by the wedding party fol-
ing the ceremony. The wedding
rch was played by Miss Inez of
vton, The groom, Miss Olga fa,
lD groomsman, miss Anna MI
ce) and preacher Miss Bernice Sol
ele) approached the altar from NJ,
side and waited for the bridal Hs
ty. Six bridesmaids, Misses M,
tina Hensley, Estol Evans, Ruth of
dis, Marion Redfield, Winifred bir
bage and Grace Hawk came first Alb
the procession, forming an aisle
ough which passed the maid OF
or, Miss Blanche Mikulecky, the ter
e flower girl, Miss Lottie Lilly low
the bride miss Mona BROWN T..
the arm Of her father, miss bir
yme HudsOn) The briesmaids' Ad
sses were in green, pink, laven- Fo
and yellow. The brides gown NJ
of old lace and paper crepe and NJ,
carried shower bouquet Of pink
, buds. Her long veil was caught