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

eHeCllNe IN entertaining tDe guests ana
resulted in the awarding of prizes to Mrs.
L. o. Nutter and Miss Snow: Mrs. Voor-
hees' Rotations, of which she gave sew
eral, were much enjoyed.
Those present were:
Mrs. E. A. Burke. Miss Madge Hart,
Mrs. L. o. Nutter, Miss Frances Miller.
Mrs. Q. A. Clark, Miss Lillian Duncan.
Mrs. E. II. Riley, Miss Anna WEIGH.
Mrs. Charles Smith. Miss Idalee Snow,
Mrs. George Keeney. Miss Daisy stOweil.
A number of members of the Pathfinder
Cycle Club gave a most enjoyable tally-ho
drive to the road race last Monday after
noon. the coach being gaily decorated with
the club colors, crimson and white. The
following young people enjoyed the drive:
Misses MeSSrs.-
Sayde Foster Reeder.
T, Bessie George, William FeiierS,
Daisy Grim, Walter Drummer,
Madgc Elliott, Leon kenton,
Alice Houghton, Browning Fellers,
Elsie Coon, Roy RiCkart,
Ella Holmes. Walter Brown,
May McLevy, Ralph toward,
Eva Comber. Breebe Hurst.
The Social Whist Club enjoyed a talIy-ho
drive to Indian creek on Decoration day.
and picnicked there through the day. driv-
ing home by starlight. The participants
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Shepard.
Miss Schen, Miss Melchoir Payne,
Miss Bachman. Mr.. E. a. Harper.
Miss Purdy, Mr.. F. II. Turner,
Miss dIsay, Mr.. J. H. Kimberlin,
Misses Switzer, Mr.. Buchanan,
Miss Wyman. Mr.. Clark.
Miss Dorothy Home, Mr.. Harry Switzer,
Miss Kate Home, Mr.. ]. G.. Smith
Miss Edith Shepard,
The last meeting of the Ladies Social
Club took place Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Franklin, West Lex
ington street. Independence: During the
erings. and the event of Friday last was
the informal farewell for the. summer
months, Those present were Mrs. J. c.
W. L. Webb, Mrs. {. f.. Fem, Mrs. Rose
Mrs. W 9. Il. whaiey, Mrs. q. T Ware. MRS,
John A. Sea; Mrs. d. Billiard, Mrs. DIR.
Franklin.
A tally-ho party given by some of the
young people of the South side Saturday
evening included:
Gill, Mr.. Will Evans,
Miss Nell Beedy. Mr.. John Beedy,
Miss Lillian Dunlap, Mr.. Bob Snyder,
Miss Ruth Gentry, Mr.. James Lapsley,
Miss Lids Ridge. Mr.. John Sears,
Miss Juliette Wilson, Mr.. Ben Moss.
The New Century Club. organized January
Z, 1895, held its last regular meeting in the
cation it will resume it's interesting work,
holding its first meeting October 4. when
some new features will be introduced in its
Shakespeare. current events and current
literature. The officers and executive COM
mittee are:
Mrs. E.. II. Stiles, Mrs. II. F.. Wooley,
Mrs. s. d. Irwin. Mrs. John Sullivan,
Mrs. Allen Bayless. Mrs. l. NJ. Ridge.
The new members are:
Mrs. r. f. Wilson, Mrs. E. F.Edgecombe,
Mrs. W. T. johnson, Mrs. Gloyd,
Mrs. S. s.. McGibbon. Mrs. B. Hickman,
/ Mrg q IT Mftchnn Mics AOna1 IIfalrRYan
Mrs. J. d. Lund. Miss Susie Willis.
The members are much pleased with the
success of the past year and more thar
| pleased with their record among club wom-
en- elsewhere. as evidenced by the GLOWING
excerpt from a letter recently received
from Mrs. Mary E. Boyce. who was chair
man of the bureau to award prizes on the
club year books offered by the Lotos, an
Eastern magazine. and at the time the of.
fetal organ of the general Federation OF
Women's Clubs:
Your year book was one of the four con-
sidered the most valuable and artistic re-
ceived at the Lotos office. l think about
seventy-tive were received. The other three
were those of the Woman's Club. of Den
yer; the Dickens Club. of Boston, and the
Ossoli Circle. of Knoxville. Tenn. | sent
the list to the editor of Club Life. at Quin-
cy. Ill, who said that she would print it."
The year book referred to was that of 80
and SO and was prepared by a COMMITTEES
composed of Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. II. F. Wool
stiles.
The entirely satisfactory condition of the
Children's home was made manifest as
usual at the regular monthly meeting of
the W. c. A. at the home, Ills Charlotte
street. Thursday morning. Mrs. S. A. Nor
gan, first vice president. presided. During
the past month the home has been under
the efficient management of Mrs. A. W.
| Armour and Mrs. N. p. Siinonds. who made
many repairs and finished the work of
spring cleaning. Mrs. II. NJ. Holden and
Mrs. c. d. Parker will have charge of the
management through June. in which month
the annual picnic for the children will
take place at Washington park.
At the May meeting of the Philoma-
thean Alumnae Association the following
officers were elected: President, Miss Ber-
tina Sutermeister; first vice president, Miss
Minnie Ward: second vice president. Miss
Agnes Dunlop: secretary and treasurer,
Miss Dele Miller: reporter. Miss Nettie
Wells; auditor, Miss Emma Resting.
Miss Helen NJ. Tiefcnbrun. a graduate of
the Chicago music college, will give a COM
plimentary piano recital at 1914 Main street.
Monday evening. The programme will in
clude several numbers by Chopin and
List. and also Schubert-Taussig, Bartlett,
Brahms and Gottschalk.
of Miss Jennie Mcknight and Mr.. Thomas
Richardson last Thursday morning at St.
Bridget's church. Kansas City, kas., the
Rev. Father Moore officiating. The wed
ding breakfast was served at the residence
of the brides sister. Mrs. ]. ]. Norton, OF
Park avenue. Owing to the recent death
of the brides brother. none but members OF
the family was present. Mr.. and Mrs
| Richardson left that evening for st. Louis
| their future home, with the best wishes OF