Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-03-02

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Marriage License
John Wilson. Harrington, negro. 81
Helen King, Topeka, negro, %
At the annual banquet OF the DEM
ocrats Of Kansas at Topeka, Wednes-
day. Mrs. Ed Arnold Of Chapman,
was named as the representative OF
the Fifth district for the Democratic
club.
The Riverside club held farewell
marty on I'd Wilcox and family last
Thursday evening. There were AZ
present. The evening was spent In
playing games In which Howard
Funk and Ralph Pray won the prize.
Later in the evening delicious lunch
was served consisting Of coffee, cake,
sandwiches and sherbet. At late
hour the members departed for home
wishing the host and hostess pros
perity in their new home near To-
peka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Kyle delight
fully entertained the members and
their families of the ID. M. c. club
at their pretty country home Thurs
day, February %, at Washington
party. The evening was spent In
nlaying games. Mrs. Geo. Mullin
on rried off the honors in all Of the
games, receiving tiny Ratchet as a
prize. WIN Stroady received the
BOBBY prize. A delicious lunch con-
sistine of coffee, sandwiches, Ice
cream and cake was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Goodell and Mrs.
Geo Mullin were guests. The next
meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. Clarence Paul, March 8.
Following tn. Leaders Conference
held Wednesday at the Lutheran
church there was cafeteria supper
served IN the church basement which
was attractively decorated In pa
triotiotic colors. Those who had
charge of the preparations and serv'
ing of the supper were Mildred Will
son, Genevieve Osborne, Bernfce U.s.
horne. Dorothy Fritz, Erma Bishop
lack Coulson, Paul Clark. They
worked under the supervision OF MISS
Esther ROop.
| Farewell Party
Monday evening members OF the
| Golden Belt Social club and theif
families gave Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Toulouse and family farewell party
AZ they are moving south of Topeka
Games. music and conversation only
made the evening pass too quickly
Tn the first contest John WhitehaiI
and Mr.. Madden won first prize ana
in the second contest Mr.. Whitehaii
and Miss Lowe first prize ana MI
vanDeyenter and Miss Order Doopy
nrize AT a late hour refreshments
OF ice cream, cake and chocoia,e
with whipped cream were serVeo
The club presented Mr.. and Mrs
Toulouse with a solid silver JeiiS
server The club is losing one OF lts
host families and most faithful mem
hers of it's club. Mrs. Toulouse mas
served as president and secretary VI
tbe club at different times and PROVED
her ability to be one OF iai'hl ~.
earnest and true members ana OIL
oars The best wish of every mem
ber follows them to their new nome
The invited guests not belonging u
the club were: Misses Lowe, order
Picking, Teeters and MI "ii''"n
Nehr.
The Here and There club gave
Washington dinner wednesday
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Flippo. The dinner was served d
II O'Clock. Despite the fact tina
only a few were present the guest'
snent a very enjoyable and pleasant
afternoon with Edison music, games
ond horseshOes. Those ATTENDING
ware Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bradley
Mr.. and Mrs. Teeters. MI ana Mfs
Ralpb Coffenberger, Mr.. and MIS-
middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. baesi
Mr. and Mrs. Kimmel, Mr.. and MRS
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Lair, Mrs. ii
Coffenberger, Anna COffenbergef AM
Mrs. C. Woolverton Of Harrington
The next meeting of the club Will oe
| with Mrs. N. G. Harness, March 8.
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Marriage License
George Henry Haas, Abilene 20
Susie Marie Janis. Talmage, IL
Shreeves-Breen
A wedding of interest to Abilene
friends is that Of Mrs. Grace Shreeves
and Mr.. James Breen, which tool
place Wednesday morning, Februar!
% at 8 o'clock in st. Michaefs
church, Chapman, Rev. Father Dai!
performing the ceremony. The bride
who was attended by Miss Mabe
Wahle, wore a beautiful gown OF
blue with hats to match. Mr.. Thomas
Breen acted as best man to MS
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Breen vii
be at home to their friends aftel
March II in their attractive new
home on the bridegroom's farm eas'
Of Chapman.
ELIMINATE GAMBLING