Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-03-23
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GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

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Announcements have been re
ceived Of the wedding Of Emmi
Hazel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
II. tanning, formerly Of this city bu
now Of Denver, to Benjamin r
Abbott of Crowley Colorado, Marcel
10th.
Miss Irene Habecker Of Enterprise
n State Normal student, was one OF
the half dozen EmpOra girls who
tried 10 live week mt cafes on &c
cents a day which an employer had
testified was plenty. She quit the
"hunger strike" after .31a days-it
was too wearing on her cOnstitu-
ton. Only three girls stuck 1t out
and they lost three to five pounds
each in weight.
Rotarian Ladies' Night
The Rotary club celebrated Its first
ladies' night with st. Patrick's day
dinner at X. of C. hall Friday even
ing, about 80 beMg present. The
evening was flied with typical Ro-
tary j0llity which lasted from the
start to finish. Il. ID. Whitehead led
the singing with c. r. Bath at the
piano and 1t was brimful Of pep and
livcliness. Rev David TOwnley gave
the invocation and the program in
cluded n thoughtful address by Supt.
w. A. Stacey and number Of spec
ialties in which Keith Clevenger.
Hoffman, Everett Bhoekey.
nj. II. Malott, B. d. Whitehead and
Bruce Hurd took part. One Of the
clever hits Of the evening was a |
Harry lauder impersOnation by Mr..
Clevenger who sang when Was
Twenty One" Mr.. Whitehead sang
"A Dream of Your Smile'' In mis- tai
nnted style. j. II. Johntz, J. Il.
Keel and Harold Roger were initiated
n pOmp as new members. The
Union Electric Co. gave an electric
,ercOlator to the ladies' Of the club;
I was disposed Of by lot, Mrs. B. d.
Whitehead being the fortunate re-
ipient. At brief business session
). G. Wyandt, Fred Coulson, Il. Fl.
'Orney, c. w. Wheeler and G. A.
'ase were reelected directors for the
Oming term. The club will have
everal representatives at the district
Meeting at MuskOgee the last of the
Month.
Mrs. Martin Dunlap pleasantly
the ladies' of the Progress
I've Union Club Thursday afternoon,
larch 16. The hours were spent by
iscussion on appetizing dishes by {
FRS. Glenn Bell. Next meeting there
ill be discussion on Identifying
ne home and surroundings by Mrs.
Walter Wilson and Mrs. Glen Bell /
he hostess served dainty COLA
on. She was assisted by Miss
aomi Bovey, her sister. Guests be- c
de the membership were Mrs. a
Ovey, the hostess mother and Miss d
aura Bell. The next meeting of
lie club will be with Mrs. William
sic. h
The l.. G. G. spent very pleasant .
~ March 16 with Mrs. Ella Benni- C
IN and Mrs. Harold Bennison. The q
ar,.iu Ia, | n
Il dinner which had been prepared ],
= the hostesses and which was a
rived cafeteria style The regular 8
Getting opened with roll call which 81
as responded to with current II
ents. Mrs. Bert Waterstradt re- Ia
ewcd some recent magazine arti- e!
ps on the public school situation, @
RS. McCOsh read biography of st. b
ltrick and the Misses Amy and Ada VI
,odwin furnished several piano
Imbers. Ice cream and cakes were
rived by the hostesses and the club
journed to meet March 30 with W
ISIS Stella Duffy. e
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Mrs. Louisa Wall and L. ]. Tyler, =
tn Of this city were united in mar II
lge at the Presbyterian church 81
afternoon at 2 o'clock. %
". David Townley performed the a
lg ceremony. The bridal party "
tered the church to the strains of
wedding march play !"
by Miss Nina Mae Howard. The III
ide was attended by her sister, o.
RS. Steiner of MuskOgee, Okla, and II
e groom by Mr.. Rudolph Kasper
Linn, Kan. Little Miss Dora Wall 81
Is ring bearer and carried the ring D
a lily. Ony members of the i'm a
ediate families Of the bride and u
DOM were present during the cere- W
ony. A wedding supper was served CT
the home Of the bride at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler will make their T,
me on Southeast Fourth street. W