Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
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Miss Mary Woodson. Miss Elizabeth
Miss Miss Olive anSs G ahissaso: Miss neaT ssili. pearc.
Mrs. Bod Harwood. Miss Bessie Robert
Miss Bette Ransom, son.
Miss nellie Ebert.
The marriage of Miss Nettie B. Shaw and
Mr.. Truman Booth, of Marshall, ILL.,, was
e oeeiosR at the sT residenese Of fv Mr.. 8. G. King ing
on Walrond avenue. Relatives and imme-
date friends only were present. and the
cousin, Rev. Mt. King, of Bolton. Mo. Miss
Anna King played the wedding march. The
groom r Was attended Rn n By Sfta his ,s brother; the
the wedding supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth left on the evening train for
their future home IN Marshall. ILL.,. No
cards.
Miss Hogue. Of Chicago. who is visiting
Miss Bryant. Of Independence. was the
en- by Mr.. Pascal Parker at the home Of his
gHss'T Rr We5s; MIS-, Mis- ped Masu A,,e Of M ceeisas q
Tndependence; Miss Es1eiie. Of Boonyille;
Miss Sallye Pearce. Miss Juliet Wilson and
her guest. Miss Johnson, Of St. Joseph;
Mr.. Knox. of Independence.
Cards have been received by Kansas City
day. November is. Of Miss Clara B. Lewis
and Colonel Fremont Bingham. of this
city. at the residence of the brides sister,
Mrs: NJ. B. Adams. in Detroit. Mich. After
an Eastern trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham
will be at home at 1920 East Eighth street.
The marriage of Miss Ruby Morlan, of
Greenwood. Mo-, and Mr.. Harvey H. Rob-
inson, Of this city. was solemnized at the
residence of the officiating clergyman. Rev.
Der II. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will be at
home after December !, at 1923 Michigan
avenue. F.
An interesting event of this week will be
the flag presentation to the Manual
Training high school by the Kansas City
luton which will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 at the school. Seats will be
reserved for members of the society wearing
the insignia of the order, and their fam
lilies. The following is the programme Of
the ceremonies to be observed:
Prayer. Rev. Mr.. ]. H. Crum.
Columbia" pupils, NJ. T. H. s.
Flag presentation, Hon. II. S. Hadley.
Response. Hon. Robert l.: Yeager.
Star spangled Banner" pupils NJ. T.
Industry and Patriotism. Hon. F. A.
Public School Patriotism" Maurice
America pupils NJ. T. H. S.
The contributors to the flag are:
Mr.. L: G. slavens. Jr. Mr.. ". Ii. Reed.
Hon. James NJ. Jones, Mr.. E. Mont Kelley.
Mr.. w. NJ. Phillips. Mr.. W. H. Taintor.
Mr.. j. Pond. MIR. H. A. Van Dorm,
Colonel E. H.. Phelps. Mr.. r. NJ. Godfrey,
Mr.. c. c. Yost, Colonel J. L. Walker,
Mr.. II. s. Coombs, Professor ]. F. Spald.
Hon. S. P. Twiss, ing.
Mr. George w. Mr.. W. H. Stalnaker,
Moore.
The society is differed by D. S. .Harri-
man. president; Hon. S: P. Twiss. vice pres
ident; Captain ]. S. Cannon, second vice
president; Professor F. G.. spalding, Sec
mel I J; S; Walker. Historian; Hon. a. s.
chaplain; Colonel E: H: Phelps. DR.. {. A.
Dannaker. Mr.. w. NJ. Phillips, Mr.. b. F.
Coombs, Hon. Harmon Bell. board of man
ayers.
Last Thursday afternoon a very original
entertainment was given by Mrs. A.. 4.
Lewis for her niece, Miss Paulina Cabell
Talley. In the early afternoon a number
OF young ladies were invited to dress dolls,
and when interest in the fashioning Of gay
frocks and bonnets was at its height. a
large party of young men arrived, and were
duly announced. The partly dressed dolls
We're cast aside. and music. cards and dane
ing were INDUCED in. Later refreshments
were served, and at the close Of the after
noon the guests received souvenirs of the
occasion, which were in the form OF rattles
for the young ladies. and small dressed
Miss Jessie Ball, Miss Mary Hickman,
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