Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Scarritt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McElroy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Holmes. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lockridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brfdseford,
Mr. ana Mrs +; 4: WsEgsner.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyd -,
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Flintier.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLINE Meriwether. T,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woodward.
Mrs. Walter Cosby. Of Los Angeles:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H; Durkee
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McCutcheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McElroy. !
Miss Schermerhorn. Mr.. Seth serat.
Miss Hereford. Mr.. Murray Dana,
Miss Ball Or: Rogers
Miss Dora Rogers. Mr.. Harry Waggener.
Mrs. Reed, Mr.; Crany.
The meeting. of the Alternate Tuesday
Club last week was held at the residence
of Mrs. /. F. Guiwits. on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. TIL third number on the programme
was assigned to Mrs. Guiwits. but a long
blank and II most un~communicative nucs-
ton mark We're the less than meager indi-
cations of what the hostess contribution
was to be.
The answer proved a delightful surprise
witt recitations added. Encores were very
numerous and graciously responded to by
the young artists. considerably lenethen-
follows:
Violin solo-"The Shepherds Dance"
Miss Elizabeth Russell.
Vocal soio-"FIeeting Days" Miss Blanche
Purdy.
Duet-"My Boat Is Waiting for Thee
Miss Purdy and Miss Russell.
Vocal soio-"Judith," Mrs. w. l.. Stock
Vocal solo-"serenade;" Miss Edith
Sampson. of L~eavenworth.
Recitation Marjorie Gray" Miss
Vocal soioNsBecause I Love YOU Miss
Emyle Russell: violin obligato by Miss
Elizabeth Russell.
The Y, y. P. c. Club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Carl on Friday even
ing. when the election of several new MEM
bers was voted upon. Prizes were Won at
Mr.; George Page. The next meeting will
be held on Wednesday. November "a. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving l..
Bunker.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison. of Chicago.
who was sent to Kansas City as a specia!
representative of the High Court of Won-
ems Catholic Foresters. was the guest of
honor at a delightful reception teniersd
her by, the women of Our Lady of Good
Counsel court. OF Monday evening. at the
residence of Miss Mary Hayes. $40 Olive
street. The spacious reception hall and
parlors were brilliantly lighted and chrys-
were ID SlSnlS uSeu III ueCDTa-
ting. Miss Hayes. Miss Morrison and Miss
Mary Cagney received the guests. assisted
by the officers of the court. Music. both
vocal and Instrumental. entered largely in
to the evenings entertainment. Two violin
numbers by Miss frankie Whitney were
especially appreciated, Vocal numbers
were contributed by Mrs. katherine Con-
way, Mrs. Katherine Donnelly and Miss
Lulu Whitney. Refreshments. consisting of
ices. CONNECTIONS and ambrosia. were dis
pensed. Miss Morrison by her pleasing
presence and charming personality made a
host of frienGs while in the city, who will
look forward with pleasure to her re-
turn.
The Oakley Literary Society held its first
meeting for the season at the Oakley
church, on Elmwood near Independence
avenue. Friday evening. An excellent pro-
gramme was rendered, music predominant
ing. Mr.. David c. Bangs. Miss Nettie
Trimble. Mr.. Foster. Miss Hannum. Miss
Mcbride. Miss Roup and others entertained
the audience. which filled the church. These
meetings proved very interesting during
the winter season last year.
The following officers We're elected: Pres
tdent. Miss Bernadine C~overdale; vice pres
ident.. Charles Andrews: secretary. Miss
Brinkley: treasurer. Harry Eugene Peck:
editor, Charles Brown; critic. Mr.. Edwards.
The president-elect appointed a pro-
gramme committee. and the seasons work