Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-12

Inc meeting OF January Z VIII be de-
voted to the life of Andrew Jackson and
Mr.. Herbert S. Hadley will speak on that
occasion. On January II, the society will,
in connection with the alumni of the Kan
the high school auditorium. at which
meeting the Kansas Glee Club and others
will appear. On january y. the musical
programme of the society will be under
the personal direction of Mrs. L. c. White,
and on the same evening, Mr.. NJ. L. Jones.
ofhciai stenographer of the circuit court.
Men l Have Reported"
The South Side Literary Club will OBJ
serve reciprocity day on Tuesday. De
cember y. in the Athenaeum parlors at 2
O'Clock. TIL following programme will be
Address. What Clubs May Do for Each
Other.' Mrs. Laura Scammon, of the
Vocal selection, English folk song, Miss
Paper. "Th Folk Songs of England"
Mrs. ". J. Anderson. of the East Side Lit
erary Society.
Violin solo. adagio and rondo Mozarp,
The Young Peoples Society of the West
minister church will hold its third meeting
ticn." next Tuesday evening. in the parlors
of the. church. and n delightful programme.
including music; reading and several talks.
evening will be Spain and the Neither
yard. There will be several short talks on
some of the shining lights of the period. in
Gluding the Duke of Alya. the Prince of
Glsay:. Il reading by Edgar J. Ebbels; an
original short story, to be read for the first
time by its author. Mr.. Grant Richardson.
and i musical programme which Will be q
treat. This will include solos by Miss Eliza
beth Parkinson. Miss Hazel Graen and Miss
viii be served by the young ladies of the
society, and n cordial invitation is extended
to-all.
The date for the second Assembly dance
has been changed to january q, the first
taking place December'2i. The patronesses
Mrs. Frank Brum- Mrs. James NJ. Nave.
back. Mrs. VIM: r. Nelson.
Mrs. John Ross. Mrs. ". II. Chapman.
Mrs A. J.. Howe, Mrs. Henry Van
Mrs. William Net .Brunt,n
M tls'9 On, p, Clarke, Mr. Mr.. 4 Wa p; Gri Prai;
Mrs. Albert Marty, Mrs. Victor Bell.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Reid.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Macgre-
gor and Mr.. Paul Beardsley will be cele-
brated Wednesday, December Is. at 2 p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Macgregor. Only
the families will be present at the cere-
Lpony. which will he followed by n small
reception. Mrs. Macgregor and her daugh-
ter. Helen, VIII be assisted by Mrs. Henry
Beardsley. Mrs. II. j. S. Seeley. Mrs. George
+. Macgregor. Miss Clara Cobb. Miss Har-
ut L am siiS9 Il L am, WIS JDStIIi-
inc Beardslcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Loose and Mr..
Harry Loose sent out Invitations Yesterday
for dancing parties at Lyceum hall on the
evenings of December % ana 80. The cards
of Miss Eftie Murdoch, Miss Sommer and
Miss Loose are enclosed. Invitations for
the first evening are extended TO the mar
rled friends of the hosts and for the sec
ond to the young people: Miss Murdock.
Miss Sominers and Miss Loose will h. the
guests oil Mr., and MIS-. Loose during the
holidays.
The Visiting Nurse Association will reap
the benefits resulting from an exhibition
and sale of reproductions of artists proofs
artists, which have appeared in the Ladies
Home Journal. Mrs. J. d. Griffith. of Hyde
park, viii open her home for the cXhibi-
ton on Wednesday of this week. These
reproductions are at once truthful copies.
handsome in themselves and quite mex
pensive.
Among the weddings of the early new
year will be that OF Miss Lillian Chotcau.
daushter of Mrs; Elizabeth Chouteau. and
ding guests Will be limited to relatives
and the marriage viii be celebrated at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. 7. j. Bcattie on
LiEwood avenue at ESQ o'clock on January
s.. From , TO 10 O'Clock a large reception
Will be given.
The W. c. T. Unions of the CITY will
W. Taylor, 2I1l East TwcIfth street. on
Tuesday afternoon. December II. from =
elected district president, Mrs. Anna Dun
ming. A fun attendance of the members and
other friends is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Gregory an
nounce the marriage of their niece. Miss
Eurith Fisher to Mr.. /. II. Fetty, Thurs
dencc. 1886 East Ninth street. Owing to
the recent death of Miss Fishers mother.
Mrs. VI. L. burlington, the guests will be
limited to relatives.
A reception and dancing party on New
Years afternoon. from ) to : o'clock, at
forty young society women who have been
llaniinG Il dancing party for the holidays. |
home OF Miss Edna jackson TO perfect ar
The South Side Literary Clubs hostess
this week will be Mrs. Carl AIDE, of 360l
Forest avenue. Mrs. Ellard will lead the
history lesson, Mrs. Morehouse will have
u paper on James l.. and Mrs. Duncan one
on "Trans!ations OF the Bible"
The ladies of the Linwood Presbyterian
church will give an informal reception in
the church parlors Tuesday evening in com
ptiment to Rev. Mr.. Paul Il. Jenkins and |
Mrs. jenkins, who returned last week from
their wedding journey.
The marriage of Miss Norma Harper. of
city; is announced for Wednesday. Decem-
Der y. at ':lh p. m. at the Christian chutch |
in Liberty. No cards.
Among the smart functions of the week
will be Mrs. Edward Pascal Pratt's tea on |
December Il, and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip |
Tolls dancing party Thursday evening.
The woman's Reading Club will give a
social session December II at its rooms,
corner of Ninth and Locust streets. After
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