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

Hereford. Mrs. Arthur Irwin. Mrs H; F;
Horn. Miss Francisco. Miss Mabel Weston.
| Miss Josephine Switzer. Miss Anna Switzer.
| Mr.. Ed Burnap. Mr.. Allen Epperson. Mr..
Cliff Goodwin. of Marshall. Mo-. and Mr..
Miss Francisco. and Mr.. Allen Eppe:son
dispensed punch in the parlor. Miss West
staircase balcony. while Mr.. Hereford and
Mrs: Irwin, assisted by Miss Van Horn,
sided in the dining room.
Mrs. Clarkson was elegantly gowned in
black brocade. with bodice garniture OF
white mousseiine over geraDium silk.
Mrs. Irwin was in black satin. Mrs. Wool
ley in black silk with ostrich feather trim
ming. Mrs. Carver in black grenadine over
blue silk. Mrs Hereford in black brocade
with yoke of turquoise and jet. and Miss
Francisco in lavender and white brocade
with monsseline garn;ture-
wedding journey includes a trip to Cali
fornia, whence they Will go by steamer up
the coast TO Seattle and British Columbia,
returning home by the way of Duluth,
Minneapolis and Chicago. They will be at
home after December Is, at 4l Garfield
avenue
The tea given on Tuesday afternoon by
was a delightful event to the large circle of
icnated hours of } and 6. the tower-decked
house was thronged with guests.
| I'M loScS dIu WINE cITySdntnemunlS
chrysanthemums in the library. and pink
carnations and ferns in the dining room,
were arranged in rarely effective fashion.
Miss Margaret Peake and Miss Dorothy
Lyle poured tea in the library. serving the
same apartment Miss Mary Peake presided
at the punch table. Miss Lyle was in white
satin brocade. Miss Margaret Peake in
and shoulder knots of yellow satin, and
Miss Mary Peake Wore white satin with
accessories of yellow satin.
The serving in the dining room was done
by Miss Helen, Medsker and Miss Harris in
orEandie frocks of seafoam green and
Scruggs in pink and white. The ices. bon
bcns and cakes repeated the chosen colors
and completed n picture which was much
admired.
Mrs. Scruggs was attired in rich black
silk with drapery of llama lace. and bodice
garniture of embroidered mousseline de sole
over lavender silk.
Miss Mary. .scruggs was. becomingly
gcwned in white embroidered MULE over
pink silk. with pink ribbon stock and girdie.
The hostesses also had the assistance of
Mrs. James Gibson. Mrs. Hugh McElroy,
o op hm MIS-. Fhs J. Enck Mrs mi Mrs. II.
A. Warkins and Mrs. Bolt.
A delightful feature of the afternoon was
the music furnished by Professor Henry
Hoffman.
Judge and Mrs. Richard Field, Of Lex
| ipgtCn. Mo-. have sent out invitations for
caid, and Mr.. Harry White Myers. on Mon
o'clock. in the First Presbyterian church
of Lexington. The wedding thus announced
will be of the liveliest interest to those who
have had the pleasure of meeting. Miss
the guest Of the Misses Hanna.
reception for Miss Leila Mckee. of oxford,
o. Yesterday afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
Mrs; Hagerman was assisted by Mrs. James
and Miss Whipple.. Miss Mckee. lectured
before the Association of Collegiate Alum
T Wsm in the at m9 fhe 4ssi Sn seh Of S MRS. Fres
Doggett.
ence boulevard. Miss Nellie S. kedzis; of
fhs ahiyd p Of the Novemb nsoT Series s Of Lectures ss1aTes
before the Association of Collegiate Alum
nae, having as her subject. Teaching Do
nestle Economy.
The South Side Literary Club. will meet
on Tuesday with Mrs. Tourteliot, 14Oo Belle
conducted by Mrs. John Coventry: and pa,
pers on Queen Elizabeth" and Learned
by Mrs. Fred Rugg and Mrs. George Hucke.
The Tuesday afternoon meeting of the
Study Glass of '95 will be led by Mrs; r. L.
Gregory. the subject being Life OF Joan
OF Arc and the Louvre.' -
the guests who attended Mrs. H. Rutgers
Kasson's card party on Wednesday even:
ing. in compliment to Mrs. Frank Hart and
Miss Hereford. OF West Virginia.
The decorations We're simple and in ire
proachable taste. being Of white and green
throughout the house. Garlands and
wreaths Of smilax. masses Of ferns and
groups of tall palms supplied the green,
while white chrysanthemums were the only
flower used. An orchestra furnished music
the games being finished. dancing was in
dulged in until supper time.
Prizes at cards We're won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Churchill Bridgeford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wa&gener. a coincidence SO unique as to
be worthy of special MENTION The guests