Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-12-07

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chrysanthemums and white wedding
bells. The bride carried large bou
quet of white carnations and ferns
After congratulations the bride
and groom led the way to the dining
room where delightful luncheon
was served. They left Friday morn
ing on short wedding trip aftel
which they will be at home neal
Elmo.
Mrs. Mourer has grown to woman
hood in the community and has wor
many friends by her kind and loving
disposition. Mr.. MOurer Is a pros
porous young farmer and Is vel
liked by all who know him. Theil
many friends join In wishing them q
long, happy and prosperous welded
life.
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Country Club Party
\ Over $50 Country club members
with several guests from out OF the
city enjoyed the Thanksgiving vaca.
ton party at the club house Friday
evening. Chuck's orchestra played
and refreshments were served, Mrs
G. G. Anderson, Mrs. B. N. GleissneI
and Mrs. G. w. Cans presiding at the
tables. Misses Martha Brown and
Dorothy Taylor gave attractive in
terpretive dances during an inter.
mission. A. z. Rogers, chairman OF
the entertainment committee, was
floor manager. Radio concerts were
received In the mems lounge thru q
receiver placed for the occasion by
Ray Keller and Frank Godfrey. The
music came from Fl Worth, Tex.
and Atlanta, Ga.
Shimer-Day
The marriage Of Miss Merle Shin.
err and Mr.. Willard Day was solemn,
lied at high noon Thursday, Nov. &c
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Sinner, 1907 To
peka boulevard, Topeka, Kansas.
Only members of the immediate
families were present. The bride ant
groom were unattended and the
LOhengrin wedding march was play
ed by Miss Ruth Elliott. The cere
mOny was read by the Rev. u. j
Kulp and the double ring ceremony
was used. Immediately after thu
ceremony Thanksgiving dinner
was served in honor of the brida
couple. After short honeymoon
they will make their home in Ghetto
pa, Kansas, where Mr.. Day is prin
cipal of the high school.
Willard Day was graduated from
Abilene high school in the class O.
1915 and this year from the Univer
sity of Kansas. He is grandson o
Mrs. L. A. Day of this city.
Charles Day, Miss Olive Day ant
Miss Clara Day of Abilene wer
guests at the wedding.
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Mr., and Mrs. Hilton Middleton en-
tertained the l.. r. club member
and their friends at bounteou
Thanksgiving dinner, the occasion
also being Miss Laura Middleton
birthday. The club members pre-
sented Miss Laura with beautiful
red and white outline quilt top, eacl
member having worked a portion o
the blocks. She received many othe
useful presents. The house was beau
tifully decorated in yellow streamer
and bitter sweet cluster, the colo
scheme was carried out at dinner II
a centerpiece Of yellow and whit
candles and chrysanthemums. II
the afternoon Miss Middleton CAV
each one present a piece Of yellow
and white birthday cake. The da.
was spent in music, horseshoe games
and a general good time. Miss Wilm'
Engle Of south of town was CUES
also Sandy White.
The L. c. G. club was pleasantly
entertained at Mrs. Irwin PrObascO's
Tuesday, November 20. On account
of Thanksgiving the club met Tues
day. The meeting was called tt
order by the president, followed by
roll call which was answered by
giving a Christmas suggestion. Mrs
Ray Livingston read paper Every
Day a Day of Thanks" The guests
were Mrs. Vincent Clennan and Miss
Margaret Mahoney of Chapman.
Plans were made and completed for
the Christmas entertainment. The
club adjourned to meet in 3 weeks,
Dec. 81, at the home of Mrs. Frank
Whitley.
Russell Seymour Kitchens and
Alpha Wilma Roughton, both Of
Manchester, were married by Pro-
bate Judge Jessie Beeghly immed
lately after the issuance Of the IL
cense.
A few friends and neighbOrs Of
Mrs. Lydia Cradle pleasantly sur
prised her Wednesday afternoon, 1t
being her S1st birthday. She re-
ceived beautiful ported plant and
many other useful presents. A deli
Cious lunch was served by the Misses
Cora, Stell and May Cradle.
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Marriage License
Benz. H. Wuthnow, Hope, 20
Olga Hulda Kohrs, Hope, 81
Clarence A. Sears, Salina, 20.
Mable Sisney, Marion, ILL.,, 80
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