Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-03

Anderson Miss Burnham, Miss Clara Burn
ham. Miss Adele Jones, Miss Werk, Miss
Juliette Wilson, Mr.. ]. w. S. Peters, lead
er; Mr. Wiley o. Cox, Mr.. Sam Ragland,
DR.. j. n. Jackson, DIR. S. B. Cant, Mr.. VIII
Mcdonald, Mr.. II. c. Ward. Mr. ]. c. Mer-
edith, Mr.. j. A. Guthrie, Mr.. George Mil
Ter, Mr.. ]. H. Thacher, Mr.. ]. L. Marty,
Mr.. J. ]. Vineyard, Mr.. Bird McGarvey,
Mr.. James DeLong, Mr.. Cunningham, Mr..
VIII Drennon, Mr. Charles Trumbull, Mr.
Kirk Mckinney, and Mr.. Willis Douglas.
DR.. and Mrs. FIavel B. Tiffany and the
art class entertained last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of DR.. and Mrs
Tiffany on South Troost avenue. Holly
mistletoe and flowers were the decorations
and the following programme was carried
out.
LITERARY.
Art class minutes-"Marble Fawn,' Miss
Beatrice Best.
Daphne minutes-"French Art" Miss
Birdie Green.
Recitation-Oa Mr.. Bangs.
MUSICALE.
Song-(a) serenade CTostD, OBJ Florian
song CGodard), Miss Russell.
Violin-"Simple Aveu' CThomD, Miss Bes-
sic Russell.
Piano solo-waltz CNevins), Miss Jennie
Rose.
The remainder of the evening was de-
voted to social intercourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tevis Harwood entertained
at cards Wednesday evening, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gaines at their
residence on Park avenue. Progressive
whist furnished the evenings amusement.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Edward Martin
and Mr.. Fred Marsh.
Mrs Will Marsh of 9O9 Highland avenue,
gave a chafing dish party Friday afternoon
for Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines.
Mrs. Lillian Price entertained the study
class of 1896 at luncheon last Tuesday.
The Bonaventure Circle entertained in
its own delightful fashion last Monday
evening. Professor Zimmerschieds or
chestra furnished the music. Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marty, Mrf and Mrs. d.
G. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Bridge
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. George Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Port
Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Botsford, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Spalding, Mrs. c. NJ. Joy,
Mrs. Witch; Miss Martha Brent, Miss
Florence Huntoon. Miss BeeSon, the Misses
Burwell, Miss Carkener, Miss Kelly, Miss
Juno Kelly, Miss Pearl Ransom, Miss Cook,
Miss Thomas of Plattsburg, Mo-, Miss Bo-
Mr.. Harry Cronin. Mr.. Will F.. Armstrong,
Mr.. z. L. Massie, Mr.. Ernest Cronin, Mr..
F Ink Furgason. Mr.. John Lumpkin, Mr..
Charley Dayton, Mr.. Charley Schmack,
Mr.. E. E. Bayles, Mr.. D. R. Spalding, Mr..
Chester Urban, Mr.. f. B. Fox.
On Wednesday evening last, in the NJ. Z.
church, South, of Carthage, Mo-, Miss
Mary D. Wheatly and Mr.. Sylvester Ernest
Gerard were united in marriage. Miss
Wheatly is a niece of Rev. L. P. Norfeet,
formerly pastor of the Brooklyn avenue
church in this city. AT 6 o'clock the arrival
of the bridal party was announced by the
gong My Loves Dear Eyes" which was
impressively rendered by Miss Kate Wood
ring, of this city. AS the beautiful words
ceased the music was modulated into the
march from 'Lohengrin." The bride, who
advanced by the left aisle. was attended by
her maid of honor, Miss Ellen K. Brown, of
independence, and, preceded by Mr.. Louis
A. Hatton and Miss Matilda d. Brown, of
Independence. The groom. who entered by
the right aisle, walked with his best man,
Mr.. J. Lawrence Leonard, of Pleasant HILL
and was preceded by Mr.. C. Tom Hall and
Miss Jessie Catron. The bride wore a
travelling gown of blue jacquard. with hat
and gloves en- suite, and carried brides
roses and hyacinths. The maid of honor
and the bridesmaids were handsomely at
tired in reception gowns and carried roses.
Rev. l.. p. NOrileet performed the service
in an unusually impressive manner. A re-
ception at the brides home followed and
the same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard left
for their future home in Belton.
1t is generally recognized that Christmas
week belongs to the young people-to the
boys and girls who are yet in the school
room. So it is that the weeks record of
social happenings, aside from the New
Year receptions, is largely made up of the
merry gatherings arranged for the young
folk who have dined and danced and en-
joyed themselves to the utmost.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lombard gave a
dancing party for their daughter Winni-
fred last Tuesday evening, at their home.
on jefferson street. Guests We're: Misses
Cora Moss Lillian Snider, Fannie James,
Theo Mastin. Mayn Dennis. Marie Pugsley,
Alice Hibbard, Mona Railsback, Nirgie Hub
bell. Mildred Crum, Cornelia Thacher,
Frances Lathrop, Jessie Lathrop, Marion
Thayer. Helen English. Julia Aldrich. Celia
Alternately, Lucy Griffith, Laura Nelson,
Katherine Lewis, Helen Daggett. Mayer
Tate, Ellen Burnham Messrs. Edgar Love
JOY. Harry Moore. John Tate, Ben Moss,
/ John Walker, George milford. D. L. James
/ Erskine Campbell. John Dennis. Paul Mohr,
( Lathrop Smith. Hal Hopkins. Barton Hall,
/ Frank milford. Mason Dean. Tom Harris
/ Ray Brinkman, Dumond Christopher, ker-
/ sey and Tom Reed Henry Thayer Kirk
/ Askew, Albert Hopkins and Bart Page.
] Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Washburn entertained
! a large number of young people with a
( dancing party at the Country Club for
their son, Murray, last Tuesday evening.
on Wednesday evening, Mrs. William R
/ Nelson gave a dancing party in compliment
| to her daughter. Miss Laura Nelson. and
to Miss Fannie and Miss Jessie Lathrop.
An evening long to be remembered was
! spent by the young guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Ira c Hubbell. who entertained for theiI
daughter. Miss Virginia, last Thursday
! evening The Hubbell residence on South
Flora avenue was bower of holly an6
mIstletoe. The dining room was further
! enhanced with masses of pink roses. an6
at one end OF the table stood n crysta
! bowl of green ice. and at the other end. its
! counterpart in pink. In the pretty sitting
room on the SECOND floor Miss Teasdalt
and Miss Turner served punch. Musician,
were stationed in the hall, screened from
view by hank of palms. Being leaI
| year party and on New Years eve, the la
dies attended the gentlemen until the com
ing of the year 1877 turned tables and re
stored to the gentlemen their usual hon
ors Mrs. Hubbell was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. John 2. Eaton, Mrs. A. E
Stilwell and Mrs. w. Z. Hanso.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. d. Griffith gave a watcl
/ party Thursday evening for Miss Lucy ant