Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-05
marriage of her sister. Miss verta Harris,

marriage of her sister, Miss Verta Harris,
this week.
its first meeting of the season at the home
of Miss Mary Hampton, of Warwick boule-
ward. Miss Grace Halves will be the So
ciety's next hostess.
be given at the NJ. E. church at Twenty
fourth street and Kansas avenue, on De-
cember Il, In which little Helen Fairlamb
will be the chief feature.
Mrs. S. II. Thompson. of Walrond avenue.
has as her guests Judge and Mrs. J. Z.
Mayes. of Montserrat. Mo-: Mrs. J. H.
Williams; of Hume, Mo-. and Miss Minnie
Kirkpatrick. of Warrensburg.
Mr.. r. Lee Conner, district clerk, and Mr..
j; Len Conner, assistant cashier of the Bank
OF Ciaremore. 1T, for several years res
dents OF this city, are visiting their pa.
Oak street.
Trinity temple. Rathbone Sisters, will
give a masquerade party at l0ls Grand
T Tha Thursday evening. December ..
Stahl.
Miss Harriet L. Kemper. a returned mis-
IN the Independence Avenue church Friday
evening. Miss Grace Wheaton. soprano:
and Miss Gertrude McCheyne, pianist. will
ADD TO the enjoyment of the evening".
Mrs. Orpheus NJ: Schantz, Miss Ruth
Schantz, Mr.. E. II. Huntington, Jr.. all
81 chicago. and Miss Frances E. Flagler.
OF New York city. are here to attend the
Jo~hnston-Flagler wedding.
The Epworth League of Liberty Street
church will hold a silver medal contest on
MGnf be: Miss nj 8 Amanda Pr m; wilson Ihe e %iss Rants
Wetzel, Miss Daisy Shorer. Mr.. John
Fuller. Mr.. William Marshall, Mr.. Clyde
Bezanson.
announcement of the birth of a daughter
TO MIR. and Mrs Frank Cook, of London.
England Mrs. Cook will be remembered
as Miss Beatrice Lindell, the daughter Of
Mrs. Clarke Salmon, who Is spending the
winter abroad.
Miss Sidel. city missionary, who has Just
returned from Europe. will speak at the
TTNee edPn given by the Door Of Hope on
Wood. Miss Sidel will tell of the hard
ships or the laboring women of the coun-
6 p. m.
Miss Simpson: Of Salina. will be the guest
this winter Of Mrs. Kate B. Fullerton.
to Kansas City's musical circles, and the
cultivated sweetness and power of her
voice has already gained her an invitation
near future. and also at a Philharmonic
concert. The guests Of Mrs. E. 2. Borland
ana ana MIS-. ga Kate Fullerton on November 2
enjoying her singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Zeigler, If Independ-
ence, entertained a party of Independence
and Kansas City people last Monday even
ing with games and music, followed by re-
freshments. Those present Were: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J.; Hackley:. Mr.. and Mrs. R.. w.
Osborne. Miss Nellie Pitt. Miss Raines.
Miss Ida Barr. Mrs. Robert Barr, Mr.. Fred
Lowe. Mr.. kresham, all Of Kansas City,
ana Mrs. j. W. belong, Mr.. Roy DeLong.
Miss Lee Buchanan. Miss Nettie Cromwell,
Miss Flora Blackmore, Miss Maud holland,
of Independence.
Judge and Mrs. w. c.. Ebert were sur
prised last Thursday evening at their home:
Il19 East Eighth street, and were reminded
that just thirty-nine years ago they were
bride and groom. Those who to
honor the occasion WERE Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Wallace. MI. and Mrs. Frank Var Ausdale.
Mrs. Van Ausdale, Mr.. 7. D. Van Ausdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Hartwell. Miss Edith
Hartwell. Miss Matte HartwelI. Master
Dorr Wallace, Miss Sadie Stevens.
Of a very pleasant surprise party on Mon
day evening last. when a number of friends
appeared at her home in a body. for an
evenings amusement. Refreshments fol-
lowed a succession OF games and other
pastimes. Among the guests were: Mr..
Louis Schultze. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Weston. Mr.. n Mrs.
A. J.. Austin. Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Mat
tie Smith. Miss Edna Coulter. Miss Matte
Covell. Miss Nellie Frazer. Miss Clara
berta Kratz. Mr.. Elmer Halsted. Mr..
George Smith. Mr.. A. w. Foster. Mr.. Ed
ward Kratz. Mr.. F. H. Frazer. Mr.. Henry
Wise, Mr.. Walter Smith. Mr.. Clyde Ward.
Mr.. Allen Austin, Mr.. Morris Mann, Mr..
Harry Ward, Mr.. Thomas Rhoads.