Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-22
Fred W. Warner, Clarence E. Shepard,
Ned McDougai
Mrs. Grundy's Budget of News.

Holiday goods at Mrs. Frank Scotts.
Stylish millinery and cloaks at Meadows.
Pattern hats, reduced prices. Mrs. Sachs.
100 photos, 2S positions, 81, at PoHleroy's.
Mrs. ]. r. Weller is visiting in Old Mex
leo.
Miss Georgette Jones is home from st.
Louis.
Mrs. B. H Baker, of St. Paul, MIMI. is in
the city.
Mr.. Roland r. Conkln, of New York. is
in the city.
Miss Maggie Lang has returned from
Trinidad, Col.
Miss Leila Summers, of Liberty, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs Elizabeth Borland has returned
from LeavenHorth.
Miss Jacobs. OF Columbia, is the guest of
Mrs. Edward George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Tomb have re-
turned from Cincinnati
Miss E. P. Burlington Will go to Southern
California to spend the winter
Miss Jennie HARRISON is visiting Mrs.
Jere Chamberlain, Of Lexington.
Mrs. Harry 3. Duke is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Skinner, Of Sedalia.
Mrs. H. F. Sleepack and daughter, Mrs.
Joe Tclivar. are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Stewart Hastings visited Mrs. W.
N. D. Lee. of Leavenworth, last week.
Entire Nous Club prizes were won last
Monday by Mrs. Long and Mrs. Schell
Miss Amelia Reach left last week for an
extended visit in Chicago and New York.
Mrs. L. 2. Howe, who was the guest of
Mrs. NJ. r. Davis, has returned 10 Topeka.
Mrs. Robert Bishop has returned from
visit to friends in Buffalo and New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. K. James have gone to
Alton, H., for a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Fisher and Miss
Blanche Purdy are making trip through
| Texas.
Mrs. Lucy Moorman is at home from
Brunswick, where she visited the Misses
Davis.
Miss Edmonson, of Baltimore. Md. is
visiting Mrs. Henry Wild, of 2i00 Forest
avenue
Mrs. F. NJ. Clancy has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. Dingle, of
MCberly.
Walton, Eugene and Conray Burns are
! visiting their Grandmother Haverty for
few days.
Contributors to the Home Department
are requested to write on one side Of the
| paper only.
Mrs. A B. Lapham. of Chicago. Is the
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Morgan, 3S2S
Harrison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Atwiil. Jr.. will re-
turn to their home in Cripple Creek, Col,
after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Bodman and Miss Pratt will give
a musicale next Tuesday afternoon at their
| studio. 1912 Walnut. at $3.50.
Mrs. ]. Griffiths gave q calling afternoon
and palm social yesterday, from to T. for
the benefit of home missions.
Mrs. Frank E. Orvis, who has been visit
I ing friends in Kansas City, left Saturday
/ for her future home in st. Louis.
| To-day, the feast of st. Cecilia, the Ca
| thedral choir will render an especially fine
| programme at high mass this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tuttle, of 2216 East
! Twelfth street. have returned from Fort
! Scott, after two weeks visit with friends.
Miss Gertrude Fleischmann. of s=dalia,
! will arrive next Tuesday, to be the g est
I of Miss Mary Woodgate, 2lf Brooklyn ave-
! nue..
The women of St. Marks church will
! hold baZar and supper at the church
| Tuesday, December l, afternoon and even
Colonel ana Mrs John Conover and their
sons. John anG George, attended the Um-
methun-Allen wedding in Leayenworth last
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and AIRS. w A. Bunker and their
niece, Miss Alice Dampier, leave early this
week for Chicago, where they will spend
| THANKSGIVING with Mr.. A. E Bunker.
! Mrs. Hughes and daughter will give
| musical and literary entertainment at the
| South Prospect Christian church, Twenty
first and Prospect, next Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Higdon and Miss
| Mary have returned from ST, Louis and
| have moved to 2i24 Brooklyn avenue where
| they will be pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hochstetlar en-
| tertsined informally at cards last Monday
| evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Howard
McCutcheon and Mr.. A. S. Van VaIken-
| burgh.
Mrs. Edna Maxwell, who has been the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fogg. on
| Wabash avenue, leaves Monday for an eX-
| tended visit with Mrs. o. NJ. Harrison at
| Glasgow.
| pr!sed Wednesday evening at her home.
| Cards. dancing, music and recitations by
Miss Norton and Mr.. Hayes were features
| of the evening.
| TsahaIIe bo III
| been visiting her sister, Mrs. James S.
| Merritt, of 1921 Greeley avenue. the past
week, has returned to her home at Purcell.
I. T.
A concert Will be given in Bales hall De.
Baptist church. Among the participants
| are Mrs. J. Otis Huff ZeeT'S orchestra
! and Miss Birdie Richardson.
The ladies of Calvary Baptist church will
| hold a bazar on the Sd and 4th of Decem-
Der in the church. Parlors will open at 10
served each evening from to 9 o'clock.
The Hoffman w. C. T. U. will. during the
| winter season. meet with the secretary,
| nue.. Meetings held every Friday after
noon from 2:3O to o'clock. All friends
| cordially invited.
The ladies' of Central Presbyterian
| the church on Thursday evening" Deem
Der 3. from to 9 o'clock. There will be
Christmas articles for sale also on that
|
The annual meeting Of the Protestant
Home for Aged Women Association will
| take place next Tuesday at D. m at the
| home, northwest corner Twenty-ninth and
| Cherry streets. Full reports of the year s
| work VIII be given and every lady in the
city interested in charities is invited
Next Tuesday evening" Professor Edgar
| ]. Ebbels will give humorous and dra-
matte reading at the Forest Avenue Chris
| tian church. Sixteenth and Forest avenue.
| Professor Ebbels will be assisted by Mrs.
Ida Hammond Clark. The programme will
be interspersed with several musical num-
! berS.
Henry Knox was surprised at his home,
1905 Flora avenue. Thursday afternoon. by
number oS his little friends in honor of
man, Norman Stewart, Willie Hackenberg.
Willie Hicks, CorneIia Genebkow Ola Nc
Gowan, Joycie Ballard, Leontine Bowers
and Harry Mondy.
Rev. Dr. Charles B. Mitchell will deliver
his lecture, What VIII Mrs. Grundy Say >
rooms next Tuesday evening. A limited
number of guests have been invited. The
committee, of which Mr.. W. H. Potter is
chairman. having in charge the social af
fairs of the Warwicks IS very active one
and is providing a series Of excellent en-
teTtainments.
A surprise party was given Mrs. T. J
Hackley by her friends at her home or
| TrCost avenue. Thursday evening, the oC
| Casion being her birthday anniversary. Re-
freshments were served and games in
dulged in until late hour. Present w sre
Messrs. and Meslames L. H. Allen, Rob r
Barr. ]. Chaffan. Marshall, H Kuse. r. W
Osborne DR.. and Mrs. Dunham Rev and
Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Smelling and Mrs Boice
The Neighborhood Society Club met will
Miss Myrtle Benham 140S Locust street
Thursday evening. Members present were
Misses 4. Thomas. E. Thomas, Rich