Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-06-06

The board meeting of the Old Ladies'
Home Association will be held on Tues
day at 2 O'Clock at the home, Twenty-ninth
and Cherry streets.
Wednesday, June 30. will witness the cell
Y ebration of the marriage of Miss Jean
Calhoun and Mr.. Charles Roland Pearce,
the m taking place in Trinity Epis-
copal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Wilson have an
nounced TO a few intimate friends the en-
gagement of their daughter, Natalie 70
Mr.. Hugh ]. Robertson. The wedding Will
take place in the autumn.
Miss Cora Squier will entertain a large
company of friends on Tuesday evening,
June s, at her suburban home on Troost
avenue. Dancing on a pavilion erected on
the lawn will be the chief feature OF the
evening.
The ladies Of the advisory board Of the
Kansas City university have issued inVl-
tations for a reception at the residence OF
Chancellor D. S. Stephens. 500 North Sew
enth street, Kansas City, kas., Thursday
evening. June 10, at s o'clock.
Mrs. Emily 1. Menager has issued in
vitations for the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Minnie Frances, to Mr.. Darwin II.
Clark, of St; Paul. MINI, on Wednesday.
dence, 1O14 East Ninth street.
line WARWICK CluD VIII entertain It's
members by a series of summer dances,
boating parties, tally-ho drives and other
gatherings during the summer season. On
June Is the club will dance at Paramount,
and on June % will give a boating party.
Miss Mayme c. Gilman. only daughter
of Mr.. John Gillian, Jr.. and Mr.. William
Morris West will be married in the First
congregational church on Tuesday, June
Is, at s O'Clock The brides attendants
viii be Miss Emma West and Miss Louise
Sooy. while Mr.. Fred Chamberlin will be
the best man. The ushers will be Mr..
Walter Gilham,. Mr. d. Kochler, Mr.:
home after July Is at 1905 Walnut street.
Much interest attaches TO the musical
debut of Miss Frances Marion Lowe, a
talented pupil of Mrs. Carl Busch, which
will take place Tuesday evening, June s.
A number of Miss loves young friends
will act as ushers. among them Miss Mar
tina Brent, Miss Juliet Wilson. Miss Lucia
Maud Durfee, Miss Prudence Withers. Miss
Leonora Yeager, Miss Laura Peters and
Miss Isabel Embrey. Miss Lowe will have
the assistance of a quartette in her. Men
Jennie Schultz. Miss Ethel Knickerbocker
Miss Glass and Mr.. Carl Busch.
The Chautauqua spirit is increasing at
the Fairmount assembly, and it is to be
hoped that all who are, or ever have been
Chautauquans will be present on Recogni-
tion day. Wear your badges, register early
at the secretary's office, and be ready to
take part in all the exercises of the day
OF DAYS TO all C"ndQtduQudnS MONDAY
afternoon at 5 O'Clock. the regular Round
Table will be held, at which time the Rev.
DR.. Hancher, of the Grand Avenue Meth
odist church. will speak. DIT. Hancher has
been superintendent of assemblies in Colo
a and Dakota, and will give a delight
full and inspiring talk.
The members of the choir of westmin-
ster Presbyterian church, assisted by a
large number Of the best singers in other
church choirs, of the city, will give an
Old Folks concert at the Westminster
church on Thursday evening. June 10,
which promises to be a treat to those who
have a strong liking las who has not0 for
the old-time songs and ballads which have
lived and endured while whole reams of
modern music have lived their little day
and been buried in oblivion. To hear the
old music sung as well as the best vocalists
of the city can sing 1t Is all the assur-
ance necessary 20 bring together a large
audience. The members of the church con-
gregation will appear in the quaint gar
ments of their grandparents, and thus add
an unusual and appropriate aspect to the
scene.
The principals Will include: Mrs. voor-
bees. Mrs Berta Richardson Gunlack,
assisted by Mrs. Gof, Mrs. ]. Otis HUFF,
Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Quinn, Mr.. Murray, Mr..
Eaton, Mr.. Pease, Mr.. Whitehead, Mr..
Weaver, Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. Christian and a
Another interesting feature will be the
appearance of little Helen Fairlamb. the
small Shakespearean actress. IN will give
two readings.
-Four wedding viii be among the import
ant events of this week. on Monday will
occur the marriage Of Miss Dell Trueman
and Mr.. Allen Andrew Kerr at 5 O'Clock
IN the afternoon in the Central Presby-
terrain church.
Wednesday will be the marriage day of
Miss Pearl Ransom and Mr.. Boyd
whose wedding will be solemnized at s
church.
Miss Carolyn Frances Savers and Mr..
Lewis CaSS Hunt will also be married on
Wednesday. the ceremony to be performed
at $50 o'clock at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. RorabaCk. in the presence of
relatives and a few intimate friends. From
4 TO 8 a wedding reception will he held 10
which n large number of invitations have
been extended. Miss Florence Cone. of
Hartford, Conn, will be the maid OF honor
ana the pest man VIII be the Croom's
brother, Lieutenant Hunt. of Fort Bayard.
n. NJ. The ushers will be Mr.. r. r. Dean.
Mr.. +. p. Pratt and DR.. Theodore Stanley.
At the reception Mr.. and Mrs Roraback
will be assisted by Mrs. Robertson. OF In
dianapolis; Mrs. Walter JaCCard. Mrs. Il.
p. Pratt. Mrs, Samuel Pryor, Mrs. c. Leon
smith, hrs. Allen Logan, Mrs. George
Teft, of Springfield. Mo-: Miss Roraback.
Miss CIPHER, of Denver: Miss Mayme Per-
rim. Miss Myrtle Baird. Miss Adah Hudson
and Miss Cora SquiCr.
Miss Frances De Hart Miller and Mr..
Charles Alexander Nutter will be married
on Wednesday evening at Z o'clock, In the
First Presbyterian church.
The marriage OF Miss Rose Margaret
Green and Mr.. George William Clinton
will be the important event. socially. OF
Thursday. The marriage will he celebrated
at 3 o'clock in the morning in st. Nincent's
chapel. Bishop Glennon officiating. The
wedding viii be accompanied by mucn
beautiful CEREMONY, and the musical serv-
Zee will include the singing of the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin' The brides at
tendants will be her sisters. Miss Elizabeth
Green and Miss Birdie Green, while the