Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-09-21

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Kathryn Hogan and NJ. J. Cusick
@ere married at the GHtholic church
| id Solomon this Mprning. They
lstopped here ON their way east for q
wedding TIP, Their many friends
in the community will wish them
much happiness. (,
Mrs. Chas. .Ingersoll entertainel
twelve at a delightful four ,ceNr!e
dinner Thursday evening as 9 bttfh-
day surprise 10 honor ofiier mint,
Mrs C. L. Hubbard. The r0cRns
were artistically decorated, with
bowls Of astors and the guests spent
pleasant evening at the beauttnh
country home east rof Abilene. ,:
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D. A. r. Reception
The reception given by the Abb
lene chapter of Daughters. Of the
American Revolution Thursday even
ing at the Seelye home was de-
lightful affair, well attended. A fine
musical program was given by c.
II. Bath, Miss Jessie Webber, MISS
Frances Short and Mr.. Aired
Schmutz. Light refreshments were
served and later in the evening
number Of guests enjoyed the use OF
the bowling alley.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution were Eat home" again
this afternoon to many guests ana
a much appreciated musical program
was given by Miss Christine .Ander-
son. Mrs. r. +. Lucier, Mrs. Bruce
Gleissner and Mr.. Bttinser.
Miss Gladys Fengel has pledged
Alpha Chi Omega at K. U.
Sanger-Dillin2ham
Cards have been received in Chap
man announcing the marriage or Mr..
Harold Edwin Dillingham;, formerly
Of Chapman, to Miss Myrtle Sanger.
Of Chicago, Saturday, August 20.
A very interesting meeting Of the
ID. M. G. club was held at the home
of Mrs. Roger Kyle Thursday after
noon, September IA. The meeting
was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Baker. Plans for the work
of the club for the winter were dis
ctssed. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Visitors pres
ent were Mrs. S. A. Dunlap, Mrs.
James Blair, Mrs. Paul Kyle and
Jim Kyle. The club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Otto Shanefeit, Sept |
ember ~. !
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The receptions given this week by |
the Abilene Chapter d. A. r. rs a
hospital benefit at the Seelye resi-
dence were largely attended and en-
jOyed. The guests were received by !
Mrs. A. B. Seelye, Mrs. G. c.
Schiveley, chapter regent, and Mrs.
]. M. Gleissner. Fine musical pro-
grams were furnished by Abilene
talent, light refreshments were
served and the bowling alley was a
popular place. The generous silver
Offering will be used in the furnish- |
ing of a sun pariOr in memory of
Lieut.. Paul N. Gleissner in the COun-
ty Memorial Hospital. The mem |
bers Of the Abilene chapter appre- |
ciate the interest shown and thank !
all those who contributed in any way |
to make the entertainments success.
full. Those who appeared on the
programs were: G. F. Bath, Miss
Jessie Webber, Alfred Schmutz,
Frances Short, Christine Anderson.
Mrs. r. F. Lucier, Mrs. B. N. Gleiss-
ner, Mr. Ettinger, Otto Smith, G. A.
Engh, Mr.. Kennedy, Miss Marian
Seelye.
Misses Florence Neeley and Alta
Stephens of Abilene are among the
pledges to the Alpha Delta Pi soror
ity at X. S. A. G.
Brown-Betts
Edward Gail Belts of Detroit and
Bertha Marie Brown Of Manhattan
were marriaed last evening at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. G. L.
HOvgard. The young people will go
to Manhattan where Mr.. Belts is
finishing his course at college.
Bailes-Benidxe
Monday afternoon at 4:3O Mr..
Charles w. Berridge of this city was
united in marriage to Miss Sally
Bales, 3417 Agnes Avenue, Kansas
City, Mo-, at the brides home. Rev.
Frank Bower of the Christian Evan
yelical church performed the cere-
nony.
The bride and groom left in their
.ar for a wedding trip to Colorado
md stopped here Monday night as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Green.
rhey left in the morning to continue
heir trip and expect to return to
Abilene to make their home in two
veks. Mr.. Berridge is construction
weeks. Mr.. Berridge is construction
engineer for the United Telephone
horo and has a wide circle |