Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-16
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GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

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Miss LavOne Harter Of Herintgon
recently appeared in a public recital
given by students In the school OF
music of the Kansas State Normal
School at Emporia. Miss Harter's
rendition of Schubert's Moment
Musical drew much applause from
her audience. Miss Harter expects
to take out life certificate in music
from the Kansas Normal.
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Had Armistice Day Party
The Legion and Auxiliary had a
most enjoyable party at Legion hall
Friday evening when over 200 men,
bers and their families were enter
tained in honor Of Armistice Day.
The hall was handsomely decorated
with flags and bunting. Early in the
evening was given short program.
Ralph Lucier presided and gracefully
welcomed the guests. George Smith
gave two appreciated solos; there
was an address appropriate to the
occasion, and Misses Brown and
Schmidt presented an attractive do
mino dance that received hearty ap-
plause. An orchestra headed by Mrs.
Lucier furnished the music. A de-
lectable supper which all greatly en-
joyed was served by the Auxiliary.
1t was an appropriate recognition of
the occasion.
An nui aaH
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Freeman Friday. The event be-
ing surprise to them on their ami
versary. The guests came with well
filled baskets an dat noon bOuntiful
dinner was served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Sexton
an ddaughter Della, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Freeman and two sons Bruce
Henry and Sheldon Edwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Jones and two daughters LeOla
Ruth and Waneita Evelyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman.
Miss Harriet Patterson Of Abb
lene, student Of the University Of
Kansas, is q member Of the junior
wOmen's hockey team which will
soon engage in the annual inter-
class tournament at the University.
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Laurence Cutler of Abilene has
been selected as one Of the reporting {
staff Of the University Kansan at I
K. U. He is qualified to be editor
and probably will be one Of these Q
days.
On Friday evening, November 10
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hopwood invit- +
ed about go friends, relatives and 4
members of the s. III. G. to a mis- v
cellaneOus shower in honor Of the o
new bride and groom, DR.. and Mrs. d
e. F. Stark of Abilene. They were n
The recipients of many beautiful and d
useful presents which were very e
gratefully received. DR.. and Mrs. n
Stark will be at home to their many ri
friends on East Fourth street, Abb F
enc. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hobbs ii
were present, and furnished some a
music which was much appreciated W
~ the guests. DR.. Stark also recited h
Ind sang few selections. The hos p
ess, assisted by the Mesdames G. ii
L. Seaton, J. D. Korn, q. R. Sexton
md II. L. Meek served a delicious fl
Of coffee, sandwiches, cake W
md fruit salad. e.
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Hall-ScOtt a
Frank J. Scott of Wakefield and b1
Iinnie Hall of Quinlan, Okla, were OF
married November by Probate ot
udge Jessie Beeghly.
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Marriage License
Foster r. Blockcolsky, Manhattan, !"
Margaret r. Calwell, Emporia, 25 w
Fred Nelson, Omaha Neb., % Ia
Anna e. Linden Navarro, 20 III
Chas. r. Hollinger Jr., Chapman, .'l
Bessie Mildred Eaglen, Chapman, en-
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Lloyd Ziegler, Salina, 20 az
[aurine Trulson, Salina, II th
Seaton-Stark
DIR. e. F. Stark and Miss Irma r.
eaton were united in marriage Nov. N
1922. Immediately following the
.remony they left for Kansas City -,
n a brief wedding trip. Both DR.. NV
Id Mrs. Stark were graduates of