Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-03
Mr.. Comingo Griffith, at their handsome
new home on Warwick boulevard.


new home on Warwick boulevard.
A large dancing party at Lyceum hall on
Wednesday evening was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McClintock for Miss Agnes
McClintock and Mr.. Robert McClintock, Jr.
Guests included: Mrs. A. X. Sweet, Mrs.
Fred Kaufman, Mrs. William l.. Ganson,
Mrs. William Julian, Mrs. Julia Hurt, Mrs.
Robert Lakenan, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Flood Mr..
and Mrs. David B. Kirk; Misses Mary
Lakenan, Maude and Eurith Fisher, Reta
Palmer, Blanche Ridenour, Emily Russell,
Georgia Williams, Elizabeth and Ethel
Russell, Lima Bush, LYDIA Ridge, Ethel
Kaufman, Grace Lipscomb, Dora Pierce,
Fay Hurt, Hezzy Perdom, Elder, Emma
Mister, Ada Fancher, Madge Fancher,
Lillis, Katherine Keith, Edna Sweet
Maybelle Brown, Margery Tate. Alice
Walker, Mabel Hicks, Arlie Stevens, Eva
Harris, Agnes Elkins, Bee Graft, Julia
Withers, Mabel White, Gladys Underwood
Amy Bennett, Laura McDearmon, Jessie
Kump, Mary Holmes, Belle Craycroft
Florence Huntoon. Mamie Byers, Edith
Edison, Elizabeth Holloway, Varcoe, Ella
Thatcher; Messrs. James Gibson, George
Hicks, James Tate, Henry Myers. Merritt
Lucas, James and Bogie Yeager. Will
Lawrence, Edward Braniff, Lee Wright,
Harry Forbes, Lee Gregory, VIII Stevens,
Homer Irwin, Will Vaughn, Harry Moore,
Robert Brockett, Gladdyn Byers, Harry
Harris, VIII Whitfield, Charles Small,
Will Quinlan, Ernest Quinlan, Ralph Swof-
ford, John Elkins, Earl Bishop, Will
Bishop, Gus Pattison, Joe Hartman,
Leachman Trestrail, Steve Ganson, Harry
Sweet, Frank Mister, Matthew Foster,
Smith, Jorden, Ridenour, Hurt, Carlat,
Ridge.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. r. P. Neal gave
a juvenile party for Miss Mary and Master
Marshall Neal, at their home on Walrond
avenue. The young folks who We're made
happy on this occasion We're: Mary Veitch,
Lula Hiddleston, May Fiest. Mabel Helm,
Graham Robinson, Belle Robinson, Daisy
Cordier, Harold Crane, Eva Towers, Ed
LocBridge, Mary Lockridge, Nat Jones,
George Conover, Elizabeth Barton, Lucille
Gibson, Mary Johnson, Charlotte johnson,
Winn Scarritt, Frances Scarritt Joe Grif-
fifth, Shepard James, William Wallace,
Mary Wallace, Gertrude Brown, Gertrude
Helm, Emma Hitchew, Herold Williams,
Joe Helm, Jean Miller, Kathleen Miller,
Dora and Junior" Beals, Blanche Rose
Grams, Malcolm Lowry, Ward Neff, Will
lam Caldwell Vincent Andrews. Edna Cal
loway, Roberta Adkins. Hattie Andrews,
May Ewart, Edwin White and Margie
Leayitt.
In the evening Mrs. Neal again enter
tanned. this time the friends of her son,
Mr.. Clarence Neal. Guests were: Misses
Sara Swain, Minnie Miller Frances Craig,
Marie Pugsley, Agnes Hahn, Monica Rails
back, Hezzy Perdom, Eva Harris, Fannie
James Lulu Long, Sallie Long, Mary Ew-
ing, katherine Lewis Hayde Horn, Myrtle
Scott, Roberta Adkins, Kate Holloway,
Mary Vail, Helen Hendrix. Florence Clark
Cordelia Brown, Helen Dunlop, Maggie
oIaft IJoIln
way, Jessie King, Ruth Lowry, Irene Cook,
Mary Masters; Messrs. Henry Myers, Guy
Caldwell, Dalse Caldwell, VIII Jack, D. o.
Smart Jr., Nathan Hendrix, Will Clark,
Millard Russell, Hames Rogers, Sam Saw
yer, Stanley Masters, Ward Clay, Ward
Lewis, James Gibson, Harry Moore, Hib-
bard, Will Lawrence, D. L. James, Glen
King, Hal Hopkins, VIII Quinlan, Clarence
Neal, Barton Morgan. Tom Myers. John
Conover, John Wingate, Ernest Quinlan,
Antoine Shide.
Judge and Mrs. Henry entertained the
friends of their granddaughter, Miss Marie
Johnson, Tuesday evening last. Dancing
and games were the merry pastimes.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Crawford James was the scene of a merry
gathering last evening in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. James son, Mr.. D. l.. James.
A merry company of young people sat
up with the old year in his last hours at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Nc
Cartney on Tracy avenue, guests of Miss
Frances Mccartney and Miss Persis
Brisky. After a game of progressive con-
versation, votes We're cast to determine
which young man and young woman had
best succeeded in deserving the honors.
Here Miss Irene Cooke and Mr.. George
Mason bore away the dainty prizes. Delec-
table refreshments were served at II, and
after the New Year had been appropriately
greeted an instrumental solo was rendered
by Miss Mccartney, n song was sung by
Miss Ella Schultz, who is gifted with a
rich voice of great volume, and Mr.. George
Forsee surpassed himself with a comic
recitation. followed by ghost story with
appropriate accompanimentS of dim lights
and feminine shrieks. The guests included
Miss Scruggs Miss Buford Scruggs, Miss
Allie Chambers. Miss Irene Cooke, Miss
! Mosell Apperson. Miss Serena Smith, Miss
| Libbie Clark. Miss Esse Sparrow. Miss
/ Pauline Alexander, Miss Bessie Kelsey,
| Miss Ella Schultz; Mr.. George Mason. Mr..
| George Forsee, Mr.. VIII Smith, Mr.. Pres
! ton Dobbin, Mr.. Richard Apperson, Mr.. Ed
Roll, Mr.. VIII Quinlan. Mr.. Barry Fulton,
! Mr.. FRANKIE Brooke.
| Mrs. Norman H. Chamberlain. of 1904
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| Tuesday afternoon from to 5, in honor
of Miss Herring, who viii be married next
Wednesday.
The A o. n. Club meets with Dr. and
Mrs. Stewart, 500 Agnes avenue, to-mor-
row.
The Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet with Mrs. c. w. Minter. 2OlO Park
avenue. tomorrow, at 2 o'clock.
The Q. T. Club meets Thursday. January
| Z, at the home of Miss Mary Withers, Thir-
tieth and MCGEE streets.
The board of managers of the Woman S
Refuge and Maternity hospital will hold its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Janua-
ry at 10 o'clock.
George H. Thomas w. r. c. No. II, will
entertain friends and members of the G.
A. r. with progressive high five, at the
residence of Mrs. John Reed, 1921 Kansas
avenue, Wednesday evening, January 6
Refreshments will be served.
| The Mothers Union VIII discuss Anger
and Its Treatment" on Monday at 3:3C
o'clock, in the Central school. Dr. Emily
Colt will lead the discussion. The kinder.
garten will be open.
Friends in KaAsas City have received in.
vitations to attend the marriage of Miss
Helen Crafts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton E. Crafts, of Chicago. and Mr.