Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-17

| Cora Squier, Mrs. Lynn Banks. Mrs.
| George Carkener and Mrs. Hal Gaylord
In the evening Miss Chappell again en-
| tertained the assisting ladies and number
| of gentlemen.
The second after wedding reception for
Mrs. Algernon Clark, given by Mrs. G. o.
Jaccard. was delightfully."- informal; nal The The
| of California: Mrs. James Manning. Miss
Katharine Noland and Miss Maud Natter.
| Mrs. L. o. Nutter and Miss Georgia Smith
presided at the chocolate table. The third
reception of the series will be given on
Wednesday. January 20. between the hours
of and in the afternoon and and ~ IN
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas McManamy gave a
farewell reception last Tuesday evening
at their handsome home in Mellier place,
in honor of their niece, Miss Lottie McMan.
amy, of Casson, Ia. Decorations We're OF
palms, ferns and rare eNotics. Music and
dancing added to the evenings enjoyment.
Refreshments were served at midnight.
About twelve young society women,
graduates of Monticello, will give lunch
con on Tuesday. January 19, in honor of
Miss Mary French Field, who was herself
a student at Monticello.
Mrs. A. ]. Bundschu gave a delightful
luncheon to friends Wednesday afternoon
Creel, Mrs. F. D. Wilson, Mrs. NJ. Roberts,
Mrs. c. Keith, Mrs. NJ. W. Anderson. Mrs.
c R. Thomas, Mrs: c. ott Mrs. George
Mrs. II. Montague, Mrs. w. H. Southern.
Mrs. C. Fem, Mrs. ]. Mccoy. Mrs. H. OFT.
Mrs. L. NJ Leslie, Mrs. ". Clark and
Miss Rose OFT.
Mrs. Chester Snider's luncheon of last
"wednesday was attended by Mrs. Allen
Woods, Mrs. B. C. Christopher, Mrs. Fred
Gum, Mrs. w. B. Thayer. Mrs. Richard
Harris. Mrs. ]. G. Peppard, Mrs. E. NJ.
Vaughan, Mrs. James Nave, Mrs. E. G.
Blair.
Mrs. w T. Starr, of East Ninth street.
day. Mrs. Starr was assisted by Mrs.
James A. Bond and Mrs. John Scales.
Tho guests We're: Mrs. NJ. H. Stevens,
fee, Mrs. Alfred E. Reimers and Mrs.
Ritchey c. Hallar.
Thursday last in homer of Mrs. T. j. Hus-
ton, of Marshall, Mo. The guests We're
Mrs. II. E. Finney. Mrs. ]. X. Griffith,
Mrs. 2. E. Porterfeld, Mrs: William Scar
ritt, Mrs. Edwin Fulton, Miss Ashby, of
Helena, Mont, and Miss Berenice Scarritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. snider enter
tanned at dinner, last Tuesday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton H. Holmes, Mr. and
Mrs. William Abernathy, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Harvey and DR.. and
Mrs. James E. Logan.
Mrs. James Tate entertained about twelve
ladies at l o'clock luncheon yesterday in
honor of Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
The programme for the meeting of the
Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs,
published heretofore in the Journal, has
been amended as follows:
The address of Mrs. Henrotin on THE
Relation of the State Federation to Club
Extension is, by her request, transferred
from Wednesday, p. m, to Thursday
1850 a m.
Bouslog. secretary of the Ladies Saturday
Club, of Sedalia, will read a paper on ''The
Child Problem in America"
AT $50 p. m, Miss Jennie r. Lfppman, of
the Wednesday Club. St. Louis. will read a
paper on Literary Idealism. At 9 D. IN.
Miss Ethel Beecher Allen. of the Friends
on ''Honore de Balzac."
Tho Euterpe Clubs third complimentary
recital will be given at Lyceum hall Thurs
day afternoon. January q. The Missouri
Federation of Women's Clubs has been in
rited to attend. The president of the fed
Grafton has extended an invitation to the
EUterpe Club to be present at all of the
meetings of the federation.
Members and friends of Rathbone Sisters
are invited TO attend n social dancing party
given by CGlantEe temple No. 1 at the
Academy of Music, 1221 MCGEE street, Tues
day evening, January &c. Committee of ar
ranCementS: Mrs. p. BazZel Mrs. Ger
ringer, Mrs. G. Runyon and Mrs. a. 3.
Peer.
The Warwick Club will give an informal
dance on Tuesday. evening, January 49, and
on the evening of the 23d a stag party is
announced, on which occasion the Cuban
question will be discussed.
Nrs Ctanban Voorhees, will entertain
the Study Glass of '93 Tuesday afternoon.
The subject of discussion will be Ralph
Waldo Emerson
The Mothers Union meets tomorrow at
$3.50. at the Central school. Nervousness
Its Causes and Prevention" will be dis
cussed by DR.. John Punton.
Harmony chapter No. 162, o. f. s.. will
give dancing and card party at the Acad-
emy of Music, 1921 MCGEE, on January 80.
Though rot originally a social organiza-
tion, the Kansas City Cyclists Club has
and Wednesday nights dancing party was
no exception to the rule The large parlors
of the club house were canvased for dane
ing. while the musicians were quartered
in the directors room. Punch was served
in the card room and those who cared for
billiards were entertained in the billiard
Hilliard. Morey. G. Bren, Hillyer Mrs. H.
Bren, Misses Pauline Bren. Mildred Bren.
f1OWaTu, ONeFlOIl, 1Etbu"dS. DhNtT, w Ill.,
Shaffer. Spalcing, Pauley, Richie, Denebeim,
Sarah Denebeim, E. BOttmer, l.. Bottmer
Murphy, Stewart. Marvin, Cavanaugh,
Beane, Pollock; Messrs. c. f. Lambert,
Claire Lambert. McCune, Lane. Phipps, 2.
Campbell R. Campbell Morgan, Burnett,
Pollock, Bren, Madvine, Stein, Garrouth,
Sutermeister, DIR. Henderson, Warren,
Sheriff.. Hooker, DR.. Wilson, Haynes,
Downing, Rose, Furgason, Jordan. Bliss,
Keohler. Riley, Spalding and Ramsey.
The X. and /. of S. and their friends
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Clark at their home on South Olive street,
Wednesday evening, January IS. Progress
i've high five was the order of the even
ing and music added greatly to the pleas
ure of the occasion. Delicious refreshments
were served at late hour Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Tracy. DIR. and
Mrs. G. w. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. San
bourne. Mrs, Sours. Mrs. Gresham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodges. Mr.. G. w. Clark, Miss Cora
Clark, Mrs. c. Z. Bear, Mrs. Coburn. Mrs.
H. T. Cain. Miss Allie Bear. Miss Bertha
Coburn. Miss Pearl Raybourne, Miss Fam
ME Sours, Miss Nellie Clark, DIR. c. A.
Dannaker DR.. Johnson, Mr.. II. LeVass,
Mr.. John Stewart.
The I. T. F. Club was pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. S. Haug at her home on
East Twenty-fourth street. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. George Wild. Miss Daisy
Stowell and Miss Carrie Wild. The club
will meet with Mrs. George Wild on Thurs