Kansas City daily journal., 1896-10-18

Coleman, Clarissa Neiswanger. Henry N.
Ess. w. ]. White. D. S. Hartman, C. L.
| Dunham. ]. F. Shepherd, Lou Stone, w. G.
| Logan, Charles Means, H. F. Wooley,
Church White. George P. Olmstead. Mason
Peters, H. S. Boce, George Kane, H. S.
Millett, A. B. Matthews, Parks, Anna
Hickman. Robert Long, Lavaria Thomas;
Misses Brennan; Bryant, Flora Fisher,
| Mollie Hughes, Cogswell, HaSood, Logan,
the Misses Peters, Lutte Holmes, Greenlee,
Mesdames Laura Flagg, Trigg Allen. Will
lam Bryant, George S. Bryant, Mary Day
ton, George Myers and Elizabeth Allen.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lakenan
were assisted in receiving by DR.. and Mrs.
| l. NJ. Ridge. The Casino, which had been
| attractive in the afternoon, was radiant
under the glow of clusters and strands of
incandescent lights, in pink and white
tily-shaped shades. The rich and effective
evening toilettes of the guests added a
charm to the fair scene. The date mark
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Lakenan's fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary, and the announcement
of that fact came to the guests in
feature of the decorations. 1881 and 1886
formed in smilax. brought back memories
of the wedding, which was attended by
many guests of last Monday evening. Mrs.
Lakenan wore a lovely gown of white
moire with chiffon bodice, over white satin
edged with ruffles, deep gird.e and sash
of pink moire ribbons. Her ornaments were
pearls diamonds and emeralds. Mrs. Ridge
was stately in a superb gown of brocaded
satin, toning from carnation pink to sea-
shell tints. with garniture of chiffon and
full set Of diamonds. Among those pres
ent were. Messrs and Mesdames Langston
Bacon, Harlow w. Baker, George A. Bar
ton, Fred Bohle, Eugene Blake, Churchill
Bridgeford, Robert w. Cary, Arnold Cot
tingham, Fletcher Cowherd, Joseph Curd.
Frank Dickson. John T. Eaton. William G.
Eads, George s. Carkener, William Croys-
dale. Jr.. Hanford E. Finney, Walter
Haley. William Hall. George W. Haley,
John Hanley, D. B. Holmes. ]. T. Holmes.
Porter Hovey. George Law, D. Austin
Latchaw. c. d. Lucas. J. E. Logan, Allen
MCGEE. Jr., A. B. H.McGee, Edward Mar
tin, William Wallace Nelson, George B.
Orr, L. E. Prindle. Harry Reed, ]. Z.
Roberts. Armin o. Schueler, William F.
Thomas. D. P. Thomson, David Thornton.
Frank Todd, T. T. crittenden. Jr.. Samuel
Stone. Henry Woodward. R. H. Waggener.
Robert L. Yeager, Joseph Suydam, John
Thompson, Fred Huttig, Gus Vaughan,
William Huttig, Charles r. Hicks ]. r.
. Mercer, John Georgen. Payne of Philadel-
phia; Misses Alexander. Lucas. Elizabeth
, Allen, Carolyn Bryant Quinn, Florence
I Huntoon. Agnes Hickman, Daphne Hick-
man, Hanley, Robinson of st. Louis. Ida
Ridge, Emma Smart. Vivian Craig of Lou
|, isville. KY, Cariat, Lesueur of Jefferson
City. Lesueur of Kentucky, Edna White.
Ada White, Sadie Eaton, Ada Thompson,
: | Annie Anderson, Minnie Stockton of Han
nibal, Aloise Payne of Philadelphia, Rob-
. inson, May Zola, Bette Ransom, Pearl Ran
| son. Mary Slower, Daisy Lowden, Fannie
, Ess. Helen Hatch. Ada Fancher. Alice Nc
Clintock; Messrs. H. D. Lee of Salina,
: Kas. Charles H. Shira. John Brown. Jamss
Black, Lawrence Cunningham, James
Coolx Pen Rr,Ica Tom Haley SharreI1
Roy Ridge. Claude Carlat. Mason Peters,
, , Jr., Bo Ransom. George Warren, Will War
. rem, Fred Medley. Joe Hartman. Morton
Payne. Frank Fletcher. Joseph Harris.
Tom Wyatt. Presley Wilhite. Fred HAYDEN.
Robert Yeager, Jr., D. o. Smart Jr, Henry
L. Hatch, H. Z. Donaldson, Hall and Nof-
. singer.
: Progressive euchre was the pleasant pas
, time selected by Miss Anna Foster and
!, Miss lone Foster last Monday evening for
/, the entertainment of guests invited to meet
, a number of visiting ladies. Their hand
r some home, 1919 East Ninth street, was
n adorned with growing vines garlanded and
: festooned over the lace draped bay VIM
dow. A jardeniere and vases of nastur-
!, tiums were also effective in decoration.
The euchre score cards were unique souve-
Mrs, good for a trip from Kansas City to
: Chicago and return, with way station tally
Kept Dy WHO lHt lutNlt-
= able lantern and punch. The first prizes a
: Honiton lace and embroidered centerpiece
: and silver ash tray. were won. respective
ly. by Mrs. Oliver Carlat and Mr.. Will
Kennedy, of Galveston. Tex. Choice re-
' freshments were served at 1890. Guests
: were: Miss Rachel Mckee. Miss Mary
Baker. Miss Maud Gist. of Leaycnworth;
: Miss Durham. of Philadelphia; Mrs. ". d.
, Lacy of Topeka; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ken
\ nedy of Galveston, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs.
: William Craig of Leavenworth; Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Long, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hus-
ton Baker Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schmei-
: Zer Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Dawson, Mrs. +.
Y c. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster,
f Mr.. and Mrs George Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
: Sherlock Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schneider,
Mr. and Mrs. Whit La,ning, of Tonganoxie;
e Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Carlat. Mrs. William
a Pratt; Misses May Hewitt, Miller, Snow,
= Laing Lewis, Mister, George Williams,
= Patterson. Irma Rhodes. Maud Mateer
n Emma Whitehead, Medbury, Matthias;
4 Messrs. Reynolds, German, kelso, HILL
\ Byrne. Long, Kent, Tureman, Neff, Dun
2 can. Ward. Moore. Ennis, Nutter. Nor
d way, Ben Foster and Tom Foster.
The Coates House banqueting rooms and
|. dancing hall We're aglow with American
:; Beauty roses and brilliant with guests OF
i Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w. Zea last Monday
/ evening. Inelr party was IN coHnplliIieiit
k to Miss Eleanor Thornton and Miss Daisy
=, Mills, of Kentucky. Dancing was the pleas
ant pastime. Supper serving was from II
u o'clock until .. A large number of guests
were in attendance The toilettes of the
p ladies were remarkably attractive. Mrs
A Zea wore a superb gown of brown silk
d crepon with facings and lining of Ameri.
J. can Beauty red silk. matching in color heI
:, bouquet of long-stemmed roses. Mis-.
r, Thornton, a Frenzy gown of Eheliotrope
lie brocade, the slashed skirt, with pleatings
'e of green velvet, the round cut bodice with
n, deep velvet girdle. was banded in satir
% ribbons overlaid by amethyst and golt
/ strands and amethyst cluster pins. Mis-:
:, Mills, white Brussels net over white silk
! deeply embroidered in moss rosebuds and
y leaves. the white satin bodice round Gu
l. and enhanced by festooned strands of golt
s and pearls. in opaline tints The guests
n We're: Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Gill
$, Leon T. Smith. George N Peck, Gustav
s. Vaughan, S. NJ. Jarvis, Frank Youmans
n Arthur 2. Tuyeman. Ed w. Shislds. q. n