Kansas City daily journal., 1896-10-18
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lap, Gr1fnth. Burnham, Woodgate, Rhodes,
Lee. Salisbury, Clara Geary; Messrs. C.
Schell, Haley. spalding. Overhaul. Laura
Lee. Salisbury. Clara Geary; Messrs. c.
Haines. y. House, B. Jones. c. Trumbull.
J. Trumbull, ]. Seeger. w. Dunn, ID. Dunn.
C. German, +. Lucas, r. Lee, II. Wright,
r. Anderson, c. Poulson, Ralston Spald-
ing, F. Kirker. F. Courtney. Briner. Talm-
age, Sulzbacher, c. Shirley, VIII Webb, II.
Cronin. E. Cronin, ]. Rust. ]. p. Withers.
Dancing to music that was in itself an in
spiration in favor Of the "mazy measure"
was enjoyed by guests of Miss Melvina
Reeder last Wednesday evening at the res
idence Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Reeder. Of 10lS Tracy. The rooms were
daintily prepared for the festive occasion
Mics Reeder's guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Weisner. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Leitner
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Van Osdell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bullock, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
w. Doerschuk. Mrs. J. r. Brun, Chicago;
Mrs. Ada b. Thompson. Colorado Springs;
Misses Hattie Bone. Lellie Hutchison, Net
tie Duff. Mary Bone. Mary Lobb, Independ
ence; Jessie Sans, Bessie Holman, Jennie
Griffin, Mabel Weston, Emma Ernst. Pearl
Dresbach, Jessie Lambert. Percy
Rindan and Ada Rindan. Of Streat-
or. ILL.,: Mable Hunter of Dallas.
Tex, Mayme Hayes. Matte Clements. Ju-
liet Brady Of st. Joseph, Mo-, Minnie Badg-
er, Lillian Quinn, b. Brown of st. Joseph.
Mo-, Celia Quinn. Cordie Hendricks, Viola
Strotz, Stella White. Bertha Behrens. Car
rie Jones of Oakland, Cal, Irene Treadway.
Sophia Behrens. Marie Wallace; Messrs.
Frank B. Weston. Howard Greenman. Nat
Gwynne, James McKeown, Emmett O'Mal-
ley, Charles Eyles. William Weis, Charles
Collins, Guy Allin, Clarence McCurry,
Frank Mathews, Bert Maytield, Charles
Bonesteel. Clarence. Babb. Pen Bruce,
William Forman. Albert Mckeown:
Port Mccormick. George Creel, Phil
Welch. C. Smith. Ed Baylis. George
Mason. W. Keiffar. William Heite. Burgess
Elliott, Cliff Daughday. Leslie johnson, T.
H. Fletcher, A. c. Reeder. Clyde Mead,
Bert Keown.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. George Eb-
erle Of Ninth street and Tracy avenue,
guests were: Mesdames Ada H. Elkins.
s. C. Fancher, NJ. r. Winch, NJ. S. Burr.
H. N. Ess. Robert Salisbury, Charles
Peake. James Gibson r. 2. Wilson, James
H. Harkless. A X. Sweet. Charles Muir
dock, Charles R. Lockridge. T. w. Parry.
W. L. Ganson. c.. c. Ciemons, r. L. Yea
ger. Upton Eby. Frank Titus, Rifle, s. NJ.
Kelsey, L. E. Prindle, T. ]. Beattie. Henry
French, w. G. Baird, John Thompson, W.
S. Wood. j. L. McAtee, John Conover,
Robert Gregory, Virginia Lee, d. l.. Ham,
ilton. J. T. Taylor, Richard Field. Allen
Bantz. Simpson. Emma Vineyard, ]. Brum-
nell Jones, Miss Best and Miss Switzer.
Mrs. E. A. Atwill. Jr., of Cripple Creek.
Col, who is visiting relatives in this city,
was guest of honor at an informal but
charming tea last Friday afternoon. The
hostesses were Mrs. E. A. Atwill and her
daughter, Miss Atwill, at their home. 1903
Linwood avenue. About sixty guests were
present. Assisting in entertaining were
Mrs. Charles H. Nearing, Mrs. John Ea-
ton. Miss Margaret Wells, Miss Ellen Tai
bot and Miss Mildred Hibbard.
Tho reception rendered by Mrs. ]. A.
Gallagher and Miss Gallagher yesterday
afternoon at their residence. on 1ndepend-
ence boulevard, was q charming event in
an exceptionally gay week. The receiving
hours were from to 6. and were filled with
the good cheer of gracious hospitality. The
parlor in which Mrs. Gallagher and Miss
Gallagher received was decked in Meteor
roses. After the first welcome. guests were
met by Mrs. w. H. Winants, Mrs. L. +.
Prindle, Mrs. G. NJ. Cole, Mrs. John r.
Walker, Mrs. w. B. Teasdale and Mrs.
Frank Titus. who assisted in entertaining
The library was in yellow roses, and punch
in this apartment was served by Miss
Georgette Jones and Miss Carrie Cole The
dining room was exquisite In pink carna-
tions. arranged in bouquets and loose clus-
ters. Ropes of smilax radiating from the
nations interviewer in the strands. Miss
Georgette Jones presided at the coffee. Miss
Susan Black at the ices. assisted by Misc
Helen Black, Miss Jessie Cole and Miss
Stella McGonigle, OF Leavenworth. The
punch table in the hall, embowered In
green, was presided over by Miss Georgia.
Marsh. Music by Des Fosses' orchestra.
| in we'll selected and finely rendered num-
| bers. waa one of many pleasant features Of
| the afternoon. About 10 guests were en-
! tertained.
The Misses Brosnehan invited a number
| of their young friends last Tuesday even
| ing to meet Miss Frances Brosnehan. of
Chicago Present were: Sadie Silverman,
| Jessie Cohn, Antoinette Folz. Cora Mars
| teller, Tillie Block. Flo Lesem. Mabelle
Bower, Harry Whitney. Louis Silverman.
| Guy Hall, Jessie Frankie. Joe Bailey.
LLOYD Tuttle, Charlie Tuttle. Mae Harris.
Fred Wilmer, John Craig. Stanley H. Fer
| guson.
handsome dining was given by Mr..
| and Mrs C. E Brown. Of Locust street.
last Thursday evening in compliment to
Miss Frances Vassar, who leaves soon for
her new home in Newark, N ]. The dining
room was beautifully 6ecked In carnations.
smilax and ferns. One course OF the dinner
was quite unique, quotation cards tied with
| clusters of carnations. Miss Vassar carries
| with her to her Eastern home the best
| wishes of many admiring friends. Mrs.
| Browns guests were: Misses Frances Vas
sar, Flora Wise, May Peck. Mabel Min
ter, May Drake. Allie Brown: Messrs.
Henry Wise. George Smith, Bert Brown,
Henry Mills. Frank Moore and E. B. Pratt
| Miss May Elmore, Of 1903 st. John ave
| nue.. was hostess at a luncheon In honor OF
her sister. Mrs. Robert w. Vail. of Pitts
burg. Kas. Afternoon game prizes were
| won by Miss Vail and Miss Ada Forbis.
| Of Independence. Present were: Mrs. j.
| A. Duncan, Mrs. w. A. Curry, Mrs. R.
| w. Vail. Mrs. David Eubanks. Mrs. Fred
Wooddell, Mrs. Fred Bishop. Mrs. H. A.
| Stevens Mrs. John Balls Mrs. NJ. H. Nor
| ton. Mrs. d. l. Parsons: Misses Mamie
Hendrix. Eyangeline Hendrix. Emma Davis.
| Fred Bannister, Minnie Miller, Helen
| Browne Emma Smart, May Forney. Mary
] Sanford. Emma McClanahan. Roberta Mas
| ters. Ada Forbs, Mary Vail. Florence
| Oechsli, Caroline Oechsli, Matte Elmore.
| May Vail
The marriage of Miss Minnie A. Dunn.
| daughter of Rev. j. w. Dunn. OF indie
| pendence to Mr.. F. c. Florence. was SOL
emnized Wednesday evening last at Trinity
| church, Independence. The church was
beautifully decorated in autumnal tints
| and color effect. The chancel was In white
| and green and on either side were mounds
| of green and red gracefully combined. The
| wedding march was played by Mrs. P.
| Sommerville and Mrs. StOwell. Miss Iva
| Dunn. sister of the bride, was maid of
| honor and entered the church attended by
| Mr.. Gilbert Ross. The bride approached
the altar leaning on the arm of her broth
er, Mr.. E. l.. Dunn. The groom and his
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