Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-26

tess. Mrs. James Miller of Abilene
was a pleasant visitor. A Hallow-
cen party will be given at the Sam
Burlington home October 81, Tues
day evening.
Had a Merry Party
Paul Taylor entertained thirteen
young couples at fancy dress Hal
lowe'en party Thursday night at his
home near Pearl. The house was
decorated in Halloween colors with
jack % lanterns in each room. The
evening was spent playing Hallow-
cen games and dancing. Those pres
ent were: Misses Elizabeth Callahan
Margaret Wayts, Phyllis Belknap,
Imogene Toliver, Catherine Taylor,
Fern Belknap, Hazel Kyle, Pauline
Fengel, Ida Mae Etherington, Vera
Baer, Mabel Engle, velma Doyle,
Dolly Kelly, Christine Anderson; !;
Messrs. Bob Gemmill, Edwin But.
teraeld, Harold Bngle, John Dean
Engle, Maynard Hoffman, Everett
Wallerstedt, Paul Worley, Hugh
Mera, Bruce Iliff, Donald Nicolay,
Dale Tceters, Ralph Curry, Frank
Tillery, Paul Taylor.
Word has been received that
Frank Young was elected president
and Ralph Hampton secretary and
treasurer Of the freshman class of the
Kansas City Western Dental Cob
lege.
Mrs. Ira Noel was hostess to the
l.. c. c. club Thursday, October 10.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, followed by roll call
which was answered by giving
cookie or cake recipe. Mrs. Paul
Kaufman gave demonstration on
"how to make an angel food cake"
Plans were completed and commit
tees appointed for the Halloween
party. The guest for the afternoon
was Mrs. Dwight Allen After par
taking of dainty refreshments the
club adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Harry Picking. Roll call
will be "1ints for the sick room"
q a 4
Had Halloween Party
Miss Catherine JohntZ entertained
fifty Of her friends at a masked Hal
lowe'en party at her home Thursday
evening. On the arrival of the guests
hey were led into the basement of
he house, then upstairs and finally
ended by being led to the attic The
louse was unlighted except for few
.andles and was decorated in Hal
owe'en cOlors. Jack o-lanterns were
strung around on the lawn. A very |
enjoyable evening was spent playing |
,ames and later dancing.
Miss Catherine was assisted by the
ollowing: Misses Wilma Taylor.
Ielen Coulson, Margaret Hacker,
Carney, Mildred Hoffman,
eileen Davis, Lois Bennett and Cath
rine Callahan.
A wedding announcement which
ONES as surprise to Salina people
) that Of Miss Laura Frank, Of st.
.ouis, a sister of Mrs. Charles Seitz,
f this city, to Rev, +. c. Reynolds.
1. A., who was ordained Thursday
at 8 O'Clock at the Christ
'athedral by Rev Mize. The we'd
ing is announced for Saturday.
'ovember 4, at St Louis, the home I
the bride-elec -Salina journal.
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Word has been received that LOr- |
inc Long, student at the Univer- !
ty of Kansas, has been pledged by |
heta Tau, professional engineering IF
'aternity at the university. e
The B. Y. =. L. will have a mas (
Ierade party Friday evening, Octo- n
'r 27 at 80 at the home of Samuel /
ttinger, 1910 North Cedar. Bring Ii
friend.
The w. I. club met Thursday. 7
rtOber 10 with Mrs. Elmer Ian i
ng Of Abilene. 906 West Second 4
it'll eight members present and Mrs. 3,
enry Stevens was a pleasant call v
All enjoyed the afternoon in do \,
e fancy work and discussing diff \
rent topics of the day. Roll call hi
r the next meeting is to be descrip- 7.
'e work and guessing. After q 81
ort business meeting, adjourned to N
.et with Mr. Edgar Lanning "a
2. .,
e4e til
The Sunday dinners at the Coun-
: club are proving very popular.
ey are not only excellently served nj
they make n pleasant gathering bs
members. many of whom spend in
. afternoon in the parlors or on de
grounds Last Sunday 40 covers ri,
re laid. so
tn
rhe October meeting Of the Iris H.
was held A. the home Of Mrs. Nj
f. Kirby. After the usual bust u,
Y meetln ga hlstorlcal program be
, given. A report of the county
eration : convention at Chapman
, made Eleven members from rIo
club were present at the cOnven- "a
!. Plans for an all-day meeting no,
ch will be on tie next regular Fr,
ting day were made. The all-day an,
ting will be at the home of Mrs W,
el Lanning. November q. ve
cd
Irs. Jay Bell was hostess to the
dborn Social club at her home
rsday afternoon. October 10 with -
members nresent Each NOM y.