Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-07

| friends they have formed society for that
| purpose. The programme rendered was as
| follows:
Song-"America," assembly.
| Invocation-Chaplain.
Address-President.
rs 1t Right for a Man to Suffer Martyr
| DOM w. f. Wilkinson.
song,Clarion Qparrtette.
| THE American Girl" c. E. Hunt.
The American Boy" C. A. Miller.
| Address-Rev. j. w. Jinnett.
| Should the United States Take lmmedi.
| ate Substantial Action in Behalf of Cuba, u
| w. R. Cough.
| Song-Clarion Quartette.
| Declamation-O. w. krull.
| Lecture-"Good Thing, Push 1t Along,
| ]. w. Kyger.
| Club paper-G. r. Jordon.
Id Est Horriblibus," q. L. Smullin.
The Magazine Coterie will meet Monday
| with Mrs. Bradbury at go West Seventh
| street.
The bazar for the benefit of the Orphan
| Boys home, for which preparations have
success a large number of prominent
women have labored zealously, will open to.
morrow morning at. 11:SO. at 1929 and 1O2f
| Walnut. Such a variety of attractions have
| been provided as to coax the longed-for
cash from the most uncharitable OF
at each one of these a bevy of handsome
| matrons and pretty maids. There is no
doubt but the bazar viii be great sue
|
| The prize booth will be in charge OF the
Ewing. Hall Mrs. P: II; Tiernan, Mrs. + +
| inEs. Mrs. Allen Logan, Mrs. John \: Long,
Miss Jennie Shannon, Miss Mary fitzpat;
rick, Miss Vale, Miss Minnie Long and
The chiidren's booth is in charge of Ver-
gle Keith. who will be assisted by Mignon
| Holmes, Fay Dunlop, Emily Keith, Lucie
| Griffith and Babe Jones.
The candy BOOTH in charge of Miss Mu-
| gan, has been awarded prominent place
| in the center of the room and promises to
/ be in truth the "center of attraction" 1t
| Is Hastily draped in the American colors
| and ornamented with candy canes, several
| arranged in dishes of cut glass and viii!
| be rendered still more tempting by the
| bevy of American beauties who will pre-
side at this booth. Miss tMugan will be
| Miss Helen B. Griffin, the Misses Wood,
| Miss Miller, Miss Mary Mcdonnell, Miss
Anna d. Coe and Miss Esther Mugan.
Past experience has shown that whenever
| Miss Mugan has charge of the candy
| booth its success is unquestioned.'
| THE calendar booth will be one of the
| ton of the one held in Paris two years
ago. and is in charge of the following: u.
| G.. Fette, Richard NJ. Seibel Mrs. DIR. h. u.
! Hutton, Miss Ella Wagner and Miss Mary
| Felix.
The flower booth will be under the super
l.vision of Miss z. D. Fisher, who will be
L
Brown, Clara Bachman, Josephine Switzer,
| Annie Switzer, May Beeson, Katharine
sShell; Katharine Allan Pet WITTY, tcy
fGrace Witch. Mary Baker, Blanche Ride
| nour. Stella Baker and Blanche Purdy.
In connection with this booth there will
also be a real Gypsy fortune-teller, who,
for merely crossing her hand with silver,
will tell you what the future has in store
for you: 1t is to be distinctly understood
that this is no make-believe affair. but
nr1grl''
Miss Fisher has also a very handsome
imported dress pattern, donated by Msssrs.
Bernheimer, Bros. & Co, which will be
ratified off at % cents a chance.
The Columbian booth is in charge of Mrs.
| NJ A. Fyka and Miss Rose Altman. as
| sisted by a number of friends.
| ity Association have charge of the Rain
| bow BOOTH" Mrs. ]. Rider is chairman,
| and has excellent support. A charming
corps of young ladies will be in attendance.
Owing to the number, it has been request
| ed that the respective names be withheld.
Ambrosia booth-Lillian Ballingal. Lii
| Ian Chouteau, Lulu Keshlear, Miss Cole;
| Mrs G.. F. Ballingal and Mrs. John Con-
| over, chaperons.
| The Turkish booth is most artistically
| decorated in Oriental colors characteristic
| of the nation. Cigars and sofa pillows
| will be sold. and all are especially invited
| to visit this booth before leaving the hall.
Gowan, Mrs ". P White, Mrs. J.. R.
| Mercer, Mrs. Clayton Bell: Mrs; Lillian
Price, Mrs; Elliot. Miss Elizabeth b., Green,
Brent, Miss Blanche Ckouteau and Miss
The The SNOWFALL booth is in charge of Mrs.
church, and Mrs. S. S. McGibbon, of st.
Mary's, assisted by Mrs. DR.. E: B.: Fryer,
Mrs. Clarence Douglas. Mrs. William A.
Nelson, Mrs. 4. J. Glare. Misses Grace
| Fryer, Bessie Curtis, Jennie Shippey,- Lou
Shippey, Mary Bell Burrows and Jessie
Art booth-Mrs. A. j. Mcdonald. Mrs
| James G. Spean, Mrs Fred Gum. Mrs
viii Baird. Mrs. Frank Wilcox and Miss
| Kenyon.
MIS-. Fa%eG@2 5oRn MsDonad s2Sn Mrs ". f f. Ho~sPd Gd
| Mrs. Tom Flahive, Mrs. James Hughes
| James a. Boppart. Mrs. Cole and Mrs
| Kate Conway; Misses Cotter. Maud Barry
Jennie Qugley, Mamie Conway. Flynn
| Annie Coe the Misses Mcdonald and Fitz'
The show-Mrs. NJ. G. Cannon. John Nc
| Queeney. Lewis Rice and troupe.
Refreshment booth-Mrs. Hider, Mrs
| John Tobin, Mrs. James Pendergast and
| others.
| w. b. Thaycr and friends.
| The programme for Saturday matinee is
| in charge of Mrs. George NJ. Bantield, and
recitations,, etc. by prominent little folk
| including Masters Maurice O'Dowd and
Stanley Wheeler, Misses Laurel Cooper
| Nirgie Keith. Mildred Wagner. Grace
| Quick Cora Weber. Helen Glass and Rose
| Marie Fogarty. Irene Kenetc, the Nc.
Gowan children, Mary Bantield and Vera
| Findley.
Luncheon will be served daily, and this
| department of the baZar is in charge OF
| Mrs. w. Ewing Hall and Mrs. Allan Nc
| Gee.
| The evening programme will be under the
| supervision of Miss Minnie Merine and will
| be of a high order. Many leading musica
| artists, as we'll as several of our best elo
| cutionists. will render assistance. A briet
| but choice programme will be presented
| each evening. The artists who will con.
| tribute to the programmes are Signor Bolli
| Miss Jennie Rose, Mrs. Jennie Schultz
| Miss Lillian Kreiser Miss Grace Witch
| Mrs. James w. Kingston, Mr.. Dudley
Eaton. Mr.. w. H. Leib, Mr.. Edgar j. E6.
bells; Miss Katherine Graham; Miss Louise
| McGrew, Mrs. Isabelle ingalls,, Miss Ger.
| trude Concannon, Miss Pet Lyle, Miss Della
| Crowley, Mr. Henry Hoffman, Misses Cole
| Ms. Conway. Mr.. Reton, Mrs. DIR. l. NJ
| Ridge, Mrs. T. L. Gillespie and little Miss
| Hazel Campbell. Tomorrow evening ad.
| dresses will be given by Bishop GIennor
| and Rabbi Schulman and musical numbers
| by Miss Witch, Mr.. Dudley Eaton and
| Mr.. Fred Wallis.
| The Entire Nous Club will be entertained
| tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. George
| Swartz, of 1927 Harrison street.
The Y. NJ. p. Card Club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaldng at their home
| on Brooklyn avenue on Friday evening,
February 10
The L. o. T. Club will be entertained by
j Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore next Tuesday