Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08

year NJ the university VI haHooo
She Is an exceptionally beautiful
and attractive young woman and
during her last year at Hardin she
was honored by being chosen May
queen for the spring festival.
Mr.. Dryden IL student In the
school of medicine at the University
Of Kansas.
The Rainbow club entertained
their families Thursday evening
June / at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Cramer. Numerous games were
played In which all partook and had
a Jolly good time. Carl Minick ana
Mrs. Bert CoulsOn won the prize III
the penny contest. One Of the best
features Of the evening was mock
wedding ceremony. Immediately
after the mock wedding ceremony
and congratulations all enjoyed a
strawberry feast. The visiting guests
4 were: Mr.. and Mrs. Foust and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac, George and Lula
The next meeting will be THURSDAY
afternoon, June 10 with Mrs. Fred
Funston.
The Helping Hand class Of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. NJ. T..
Schneider Friday afternoon. The
weather was ideal and "a enjoyed
the drive Z miles east and north Oh
Abilene. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
have q beautiful home and the class
enjoyed this meeting with one OF It's
members. Bountiful refreshments
Kennedy-Howe
Clarence Howe of Stockton, Kan,
and Miss Ruth f. Kennedy OF Man
haitian were maUed by Judge Jessie
Beeghly this morning.
4 & &
Held Joint Meeting
The Live Wire and Tel Electric
clubs held a joint meeting Saturday
night at the American Legion hall.
Fred COulsoR talked on the 10 per
cent saving plan which Is effective
in the Associated Companies phis
month. There was music by the
BaRkes orchestra and cast from the
Live Wire club gave "An Old Maids
Convention" Pep songs were sung
and contributed much to Jolly
evening The hall was filed to ca
pacity and each one present wore
tag with his name on 1t.
Country Club Committees
President w. A. Chain of the
Country club has appointed the fol-
lowing committees for the club year:
Greens-R. w. Hoffman, b. g.
Hurd, Frank Geoffroy.
Grounds-C. A. Hodge, Il. L. Gar
rett, Mrs. II. w. Wilson.
Membership-B. f. Kelly, c. w.
Cans, Frank PaxsN.
Fnance-W. NJ. Sterl, Al. H. Ma
lott, e. d. Simmons, c. G. Wyandt.
Children's Entertainment-Mrs. j.
T.. Johntz, Mrs. c. l.. Brown, Mrs.
W. w. Davis, Mss. r. J. Long.
House-C. A. Case, Arthur Hurd,
A. l.. Duckwall, o. B. Landes.
Mems TOurnameHt-B. G. Hura,
H. w. Keel, X. B. Gemmill.
Rrles-H. w. Rohrer, H. w. Will
son, Bred Coulson.
Tennis-w. c. Grjgg, H. w. Keel,
G. w. Rees.
Entertainment-Dea Ackers, A.
z. Rogers, Mrs. C. H. Brooks.
Womens MtertainRent-Mrs. q.
A. Hodge, Mrs. G. G. Malm, Mrs.
NJ. C. Beamer, Mes. d. G. Hurd,
Mrs. Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. T. l..
Welsh, Mrs. r. M. Northcraft, Miss
Mary Giles.
Women's TOurnament-Mrs H.
w. Keel, Mrs. Fred Coulson, Mrs. j.
o. Roberts.
The executive committee is: Pres
ident w. A. Chain; secretary, Il. 5.
Crawford, c. NJ. Harger, r. w. Hoff-
man, Arthur Hurd.
& q &
fferbst.Southwick
A wedding Of interest in Abilene,
the former home Of the bride, will
occur at Topeka Wednesday evening
when Miss Edna Herbst, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Herst,
will wed Mr.. Harry H. Southwick,
the elder son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Southwick and one Of the prominent
business men Of Topeka.
Mr.. Southwiek and his bride will
leave directly after the wedding
service for a trip to Chicago and the
lakes. They will return to Topeka
the latter part Of June and after
August will be at home at the A.
Zahner residence in Topeka. October
1 they will occupy their home which
is to be built during the summer and
will be gift Of Mr.. Southwick's
parents.