Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

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Miss FANNIE Goinss;, Mr. Waiter Palmer.
Miss Corinne Palmer MIR. Edward For
M ton. lmosene Nor My Sytf H. r:ng,e s,er-
Miss Lula Keshlear. ling.
Miss Fannie Norton. Mr.. Tucker Eugkner.
MIS- Miss 5 MaGyl f lays. ME- Me-. E HS a l Mhifs;
Miss Margarc; Mr.. Louie Whitley.
Quayle, Mr.. Edward Rock
Miss Lulu Chambers. Mr.. Val Thomas.
Miss May Bennftt Nj arthur Nelson
Miss Alice Elmer, gle.
Miss Lulu Gremrael. Mr.. Conch Smith.
Miss Sallie Ilarbison. Mir. Charles Breyfo-
Miss Eta Whitaker, gle.
Mjss G GIfss H Mftes' Mr. W. Ton - Eq 3y,h
Mr.. Walter Wilson. Mr.. Frink SPEAKER.
N,r. Arthur Preston. Mr. Edward I5ham.
Mr. len ';Esfa' Mr. I ii%g N M@5a..
Mr.. Glenn King. Mr.. George Hail.
The reception given by the, w. G. 7. L.
OF the Twelfth district. in honor of the
recently elected district. president, Mrs.
Anna NJ. Cunning. last Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. William Taylor,
was an enjoyable occasion. one hundred
guests Were present, and the unions of the
city. the Central. Wallace, Willard and
liotfrn!n. were well represented. An inter
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lows: Song, Some Clad Day" by members
Of the Hoffman union; Miss Ellen u. Nor
TiS. state corresponding secretary, gave an
outline of her recent visit to the worlds
convention at Toronto, Canada. and to the
national convention at Buffalo. y. y. Mrs.
Frank Scldel gave some experiences in tenn
perance work during a recent visit to Ger
many. by special request. Mrs. Anna l..
Davidson sang a Bird With Il Broken
Wing Miss Jennie Little recited The
Tcmperance Echo DIR. Stanton, of the
First Presbyterian church. was introduced
and expressed his hearty approval OF the
work of the w. {. 7. I. Other ministers
present were DR.. jenkins. pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church; Rev. Mr.. Nc
Curdy, of the Firth Presbyterian church.
and Rev. Mir. Brown. of the Olive Street
Baptist church.
The Warwick Club. lately moved into its
elegant new quarters in the Old library
building. gave its initial musicale Of the
season on Thursday evening. The musicale
WAS an unqualified success. and was fol-
lowed by one of the clubs Informal dances.
The entire evenings entertainment was
greatly enjoyed by everyone present. 1t
is TO be regretted that the inclcTlcncy of
the weather kept n few ut home. but the
attendance was large for so bad an even
ing: The programme was as follows:
Rosebud Fair Macy. Warwick Club
"Griggsby Station" Miss Katherine Ora
ham.
.Th Red Scarf Mr.. Edwin w. Chafee.
Piano solo. Mr.. Briggs.
Soprano solo-"Omce I Have Heard the
Swift swallow Miss Bessie Parkinson.
seem Things ttfeldb, Miss Katherine
HFdnitiI.
cradle Song CNorris), Mr.. CALVIN a.
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society OF Social surprises was held at
the home of Miss Cromwell, 2SI2 Locust
street Thursday evening" Decamber ,f
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Games OF a novel character We're INDUCED
in. and after refreshments Miss Berthenia
Simonds entertained the society with =
G,a,n,tic ,.ci,,1 Of Io,,. If ,rc :, rriso,
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MISS Grace raves also contributed an eS-
c~cedingly Interesting recitation. Those
present were:
Miss Maggie Bauer. Mr.. Iloyd Tutt1o.