Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-06

agreeable in his best style. by the way"
IS hs'S visiting aei al at our our house.
"Ah." replied Miss K. c., what side |
does she live on? You know there Is a
great difference between the siaes shs conversa-
tion at breakfast next morning salo: ana
she never asked your name. was AL
side"
There are forms and fashions in snob- |
berry, as well as in fall hats and ParlS
wraps. REA 5. MeCLoh hE'
Social interest for the present week cen.
ters in the Horse Show. The success OF
this enterprise was assured at the opening
yesterday, which far exceeded the eApec.a,,
tions of the most sanguine. paramount
park, with its glow Of variegated Ionase
and masses of flowers was never loNelier:
The weather in a preliminary way at ieasl
smiles its Endorsement of the show IN its
most sunshiny mood. The entrees are IN
themselves sufficient guarantee OF attrac-
tons such as Kansas City has never before
When society was interrogated yesterday
as to entertaining events Of the present
week, the reply was "The Horse Show. you
know"
Cards were issued last week by Mr.; and
Mrs. Alexander Holland for the weaaimg i1;s
Holland, and DR.. c. A. Ritter. on Tuesday
afternoon. September Is. from 3 to $50
o'clock at. 302 West Fourteenth street: me
marriage ceremony. which will be attended
only by relatives, will take place at 2:4S the
same afternoon. At home announcement is
for Fridays after October 20.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Hudson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville H. Hud-
son, is announced for the evening OF Oc,
at the Hudsons' elegant country home,
Melville place.
1s;r, ,,;n;, rIarvood dauphter of Mrs
Lavinia Harwood, will be married Septem-
ber IL, at the home of her aunt, Mrs. u. ID.
French. in La Grange, KY" to MT; Price
Willis, q young merchant OF SheloyVlie'
KY.
The marriage of Mr. Frank Reed to Miss
Pearl Kroh, last Wednesday evening. was
the society event of the season in Kansas
City, Kas. The ceremony was performed
, at the home of the brides mother, at SIX
teenth street and Tauromee avenue. in the
presence of large number OF relatives
and friends. DR.. James G. Dougherty. pas
tor of the First Congregational church Of
their home at 1916 Forest avenue, Kansas
| City, Mo-. after September 25.
Miss Nora Jarvis, Of New York. is to be
the guest Of honor at Miss May Jewetts
party tomorrow evening.
Miss Fannie Hanson's card party of next
Wednesday is complimentary to Miss Ethel
Bugbee.
Mrs. H. H. Shepard will entertain next
| Friday evening in compliment to her sis
| ter. Miss Mildred Hibbard. who leaves the
| 18th for California. where she Will spend
| the winter with her mother.
| The second meeting of the Philomathean
Alumnae was held, as announced, on Fri
day morning and the plans for a perma-
nent organization completed. The consti-
tuition and bylaws were adopted and the
following officers for the year elected se
vice president. Edith L. Chapman; second
vice president, Mary D. Baker; secretary.
Mabelle NJ. Miller: treasurer. Mrs. T: w.
A committee composed Of Miss Agnes Dun
lop Miss Della Drake and Miss Laura Lee
was elected to outline the years work
meetings on the afternoon of the last Sat
urday of each month. the next meeting
being at 230 p. m. Saturday. September rs,
in the rooms of the Athenaeum in the Ly-
ceum building.
The Twentieth Century Club will meet
with Mrs. Magill, at the Bonaventure hotel
Saturday. September Il. All members are
requested to be present.
The board meeting of the Protestant Ole
Ladies' Home Association will be hel6
Tuesday morning, September 8, at 8 o'clock
One of the most charming events of tn,
past week was the TueSday ESQ morning sp
lovely home, Eighth street and Forest ave
nue., for her guest. Miss Clara Vtles. o
Bolivar. Guests were welcomed In tn
west parlor by the hostess and Miss Viles
: The decorations of palms. ferns. and smi
: lax We're beautifully distributed in all th'
: apartments Of the first floor. Punch wa
Miss Florence Huntoon. Mrs. Henry
: Merrill and Miss Meldon Smith presided
t in the diningroom, while Miss Fannie Lii
E lis, Miss Grace Carlat, Miss Eurith Fishe
i! and Miss Ethel Bixby assisted in a gen
eral way. Miss Fancher also entertaine'
again in the evening: Afternoon guest
: Merrill. Mrs. Frank spalding. Mrs. Johl
e Mead. Mrs. Edward Marty. Mrs. Fre
9 schley. Mrs. William Huttig, Mrs. T; W
r ert Waggener. Mrs. John B. Lennon, Mrs
;. Louis oliver Hange. Mrs. E. ]. McNa
r mara. Mrs: W E; Pond, Pond, Mrs, , Frank N, Yo1
Msss 9s ona col ssaei Sa;s
Gfaph. Maud Hiiliker, Lena Dietrich, LIZ
:. zie Andrews. Scheffie Vivian. Eurith Fish
er, Maud Fritz, Maud Fisher, Emily Car
e don, don i Sirsinia Warder. Maud Wood soi
Florence Hnnto9n, Mary McIDonal. Not
Yeaser. Julie Kinney iis aulns M., ATpoi, ra.
e dali. Pearl Ransom. Nell Palmer, Nab
II Weston, Flavia Gaines, George William
Fay Hurt Ada Kiyian VIVA Gara aynG sni
eard. esna Emma Emma Mister. Meldon smith, Port
:, Abell, Anabell Aoell, Relia Apell, Eth
- Pixley, Maud Cooley Bessie Russell, He
le en- n Medsker. Marion Ess. Fannie Es
Georgie Smith. Lillian salisbury; Ma
Jones. Gertie AIcClintock. Georsie Water
ID Grace Grace Waters. Bertha jenkins. sydn
m Holmes. Jessie Bachrach. MINI, MINI
" tock. Dora Peirce, Bess Buford. Blanc!
h. Ridenour, Alma Smell. Fannie Croysdal
lie Lula Hinkle, Louise Haskell. Lillian Du
le Ian. Hezzie Purdom, Edna Scott, Edi
lg Pullman, Roberta Helm. Fannie Rembel
to Grace winner. Ada Quinlan, Jennie Qui
Ian, Ella Quinian, Pet Lyle. Matthews. S
ut die Anderson, Cardwel. Edna Swet
Id Madge Fancher, Laura Orr, Holden, Nh
ne Tot Beason, Paoia, kas-; Cardweli.
90 Miss viles was also the guest OF hon
IN Miss Florence Cardweil at h
ence Thursday evening in honor of Mi
Clara Viles, Of Bolivar, Mo-, and Miss A
ty Fancher, OF Kansas City. High five, m
as sic recitations and refreshments were 1
lie duiged in til a late hour. The musical a
ne literary programme was furnished in ;
b. Aiva Borders. Miss Lucille White, n