Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-22

and dancing. Executive committee, Mrs.
W. G. Doty, Mrs. George A Dean. Mrs.
George W. Shipley and Mrs. J. A Staley;
Mrs. W. II. Wakefield, Mrs. Eliza a. Ed
gar. Mrs. ]. n. Kimball. Mrs. F. J. Chan
dler, Mrs. W. B. Clagett, Mrs. Marion Big
Mrs. A B. White. Mrs. ]. +. Wingfeld.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. James
Reed at their home. 800 Prospect avenue.
gave a pretty birthday party in honor of
day anniversary. The evening was spent
in dancing and games. Refreshments were
MarJory McWilIiams. Norma Freyschlag.
Edith Marshall. Madeline Buckner. Frances
Buckner, Marguerite Perdue, Eddie Rgbi
son. Alice Wi.lelmi, Iva Spaulding, Roland
schlag, T. D. Van Osdell Willie Medes. L.
5. Marshall. Joe. Charles and Harry Per-
due; qIlt; Earl Ysakel, Howard Jamison' Max
At the meeting of the East Side Literary
Society Friday evening, Mrs. 5. T. Fluhart
read a paper on Modern Athens and the
Greek that was particularly interesting
and Instructive. The review of ''Sentimen-
tai TOmmie" by Miss LANG, "Fads and
Degeneration by Mr.. D sXter and the Lit
erary Review by Mr.. BOrland Were each
bright, and much enjoyed. Miss Scharfs
reading and the singing of Miss Parkinson
and Mr.. Eaton were well received. The
on Rome" by Rev. George. H: Combs; re-
view of Sir George Tressady." Miss Best: {:
Literary Review, by Miss Reynolds; The
Romance of Shelby's Expedition to Mex
ico'' Mr.. HadIey; recitation, Ralph P.
Swofford. and music by Miss Bebe Wood,
Miss Pink Russell and Miss Louise Parker
The Young Mems Hebrew Circles char
ity ball at the Casino on Wednesday even
ing was a very successful affair and forms
the first of a series. Members of the circle
are: Sidney Jerold. president; Harry G.
Harris. vice president; David 3. Cohen,
secretary; Samuel GretZer, treasurer; Louis
H. SlOsberg Nathan Hart. David Hart
Emil Field, David VI. Lazarus, Ben Roths-
child Maurice Franklin, Ben Graf, Harry
Messrs. and Mesdames NJ. Gretzer H.
Cohn, w: Sporn. Y. Groves. G. Weber, L.
Biender. E s. Lieberson. i Ben Stern Stern Nj Misses
r. Emerich, C. Emerich, F. Greenberg. A
Cchn, E. Gretzer. S. Harris L. Harris, R.
Denebein, S. Denebein, a. Byrnes, ]. King,
p. Aaron. L. English, L. Englander S.
Goldman. S. Terte, L. Bergman, NJ. Berg
man, NJ. Freeman, r. Field, H. Field, H.
Hyman. E: RideIl. n. Fireizen, X. Fried
Z. Bosnian. L. Peck. T. Levin, Belle
Brown. S. Robinovitz, H. Mckenzie Ms
Peck; Messrs. Charles Sachs, Edwin We'll,
Batavia. J. Furman, B. English. NJ. Pree-
man, NJ. Sporn, H. Cornfeld. B. Marko-
witz, Jack Bergman. E. Sommerfeld, S.
Gersman; H Finkiestein, Lip Emerinh,
F. Emerich. NJ. Emerich, Louis Emerich,
A. Levin. Victor Stern, ]. Lewis, H. Lich-
tig. B. Killing and several others.
On Thanksgiving evening, November IS,
at o'clock, a literary and musical enter
taiIment will be given in the lecture room
of Central VI. E. church, corner Ninth
street and Lydia avenue, under the aus
pices of the Epworth League. The pro-
gramme consists of:
Piano solo-MIss Gertrude Vanlanding-
ham.
Roll call, answered by Thanksgiving
items Messrs s. H c. Burpin Lowell
Moore, Charles North. Cochran Oscar Me-
I hornay. William j. Lee, F. H Burton,
Fred Clinton and Misses Emma Mister,
Eurith Fisher. Mae Jones, Halle Weber.
Pearl Shaw. Fannie Rembert and Mrs. S.
A. Griffin.
Violin solo-AIiss Violet Rolf
History of Thanksgiving-Mr W. H.
Fenton.
Vocal solo-Mr VIII Moore
Impersonation-"Sa Saunders McGlashon's
, Courtship." Professor Ebbels.
Vocal solo-A1iss Ora Moore.
Original story-Mr. VIII Ledbetter.
Violin soio-Miss Violet Rolf
Impersonation-"Jes Vatican Visits the
Bishop of D. Professor Ebbels.
"Epworth News" Editor-in-chief. Miss
Wilma ]. Robinson; associate editors,
Misses Bette Walker. Julia Moore, Nellie
North and Mr.. f. A. Briggs.
Ladies' Quartette-Msses Anna Rrote-
markle. Lora Miller Nellie North, Nettie
Wright.
Admission, 25 cents. Proceeds for Corean
mission fund.