Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-06
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6. 1896


Shelley kSsb SAWYER Robert Robert
las. Record Keardin; Jesse Love e hseEapl rEank
Erneaf Ma,safe Hall tHh farley pavii Henry Bund
sehu. c. c. Bundschu. Carl stoweil. James
Mott. Harvey Beatty. Walter Gentry, Lon
Gen,y Genqy mccoy. Nee serha Clarence Harper james
Harper, Frank Paxton. William Stone,
Howard Oburn and Homer Love.
A quiet home wedding was celebrated1
Wednesday morning last at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and d. Mrs; 81. 5: !.
ing parties were Miss Tassie Chiles. their
Kansas city Rev NJ. j. Breaker; Of the
clergyman. The ceremony was & Witnesssa ne SEQ
By relatives and immediate friends OF TN, tne
young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Hearne Will
make Kansas City their home.
The Willard W. c. T. U. will meet at
the residence of Mrs. DR.. Dunham, .on ioIo
m. Superintendents will give reports OF
the years work, and delegates will be ap-
pointed to district and state conventions.
The Usage County Chronicle of August
.? gives an account of the following weo-
ding which took place in Burlinsame'
On Wednesday, august Is, at high noon,
Miss Lillian Taylor, of this city, ana MI;
G X. Bowen. of Kansas City, & were of }oiheo Me-
and Mrs. c. NJ Sheldon. AT the appointed
nour Miss Nellie Shepard, at the piano.
played PLAY T Mendelssehn's wedding march.
Little Ogilva and Wheeler Sheldon, neph-
ews of the bride. came into the room scat. az.
| bridal procession, which was led by Rev.
J. R. Madison, and who was followed oy
the bride. leaning on the groom,s g arm. arm.
satin. handsomely trimmed with velvet.
| chiffon and pearls. She carried bride.
roses, and white lilies were in her hair;
| words that joined the happy couple, me
| Misses Shepard played strain OF on
Promise Me- the brides fayore bsonty song
congratulations and kind wishes were ex;
tended. The wedding collation. was served
the dining room by MISSES Msre to
form the letter T. the decorations were
lavender ribbons and lilies. Mrs Bowen Is
Of 't this cit city. " and nd a as! sister of Mrs. c. NJ
| Sheldon. She is a young lady of very
| high accomplishments. of pleasant manner
and and wnsms WaSb Business man Of
| City. He is president of the Kansas City
View Company. They left by afternoor
returning in about six weeks to kansa:
| City, where they will reside.
In response to an invitation from Mr.
| and Mrs. Edward c. Lewis, the New Cen
fury Club spent delightful evening witt
them Friday at their home on Wabasl
| avenue. After vocal and instrumental mu
sic, rendered by Mrs. Burnett and MI
Clarence Spellman. a talk, informal an
thoroughly interesting, was given by Fro
fessor Buchanan. who has much OF in
terest to tell of recent experiences and I'm
pressions while in Europe.
The wedding is announced of Mr.. Georg
| Weber, prominent young business man Q
| Philadelphia, to Miss Minnie Lach, of thi
city.
The engagement of Miss Margaret =
Cloomer and Mr.. Charles Louis Landers
| announced.
The party of young people who were
| be entertained by Miss Roberta Feeble
and Miss Mayme Gillian at Fairmour
to the inclemency of the weather. spant
very pleasant evening at the home of Mis-
PEBBLES, on Sixteenth street. Invited were
Misses Josephine Beardsley. Alice Col Col.
Freida ShultT Rose & sehTamm Wand 1, KTth Kset het
lear. Lucy Sooy. Van Voorhees,, Surface
, Edith Sloan. Aileen Erwin. Dot Swart
, Florence Lieberman. Jennie underwood
Isabel Fryer Ida ,Pe PEBBLES, Leila sra.I Moor %r
Carr Whipple, Harry Beardsley. Ralp
Beardsley. Loren Rowell. Lee Gregor.
John Craig Rodney ssR Br9Wn T.p, G;sbop SgT Patss
5 faai Biahop, S,'' Lureli whHeiey. Everett Whit
Jerome Lieberman, Carl Harrison. Roscc
t | Chambers. Will Heite. George Hall. Pa
!. vim Patterson: John Howard, John L; Cas-
Little H. Hoffman. DR.. W. L. Ray. DR..
: NJ. Fryer. P. Jay Fryer.
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