Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-07

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4 Howe. Miss Wyman. Miss Collins. Miss
| Downing, Miss Chappell, Miss Casey, Miss
| Van Brunt. Miss Tough, Miss Devol, Miss
es Hubert. Miss Dickenson. Miss Dean
Miss Upton, Miss Householder.
AIRS. Jesse w. Henry, vice regent of
Jane Randolph Jefferson chapter. Daugh-
ters of the Revolution. of Jefferson City:
Allen. an officer of the state organization.
| last Thursday, The spacious parlors of
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. j. NJ
| Nuckols and Mrs. +. ]. Dawson. of Kansas
| City. The chapter presented its regent a
gavel made of wood from Mount Vernon.
! Miss Nina Spofford and other Kansas City
ladies were present.
Kansas City fashionables. gathered en-
masse at the old Gilliss theater Tuesday
| evening, TO hear the great singer. Nordica,
! and her assistants. Not only was the con-
| cert the great event of the musical year,
| but the audience was decidedly interesting
| from social point of view. Judge and
Mrs. E. l.. Scarritt and their guests. DR..
and Mrs. W. P. Morris. Mrs W. C. Scar
| ritt Miss Anderson. Miss Ashby, Miss
Scarritt. DR.. Jackson and Mr.. ]. w. S.
! Peters. occupied box A.
| In box B Mr. and Mrs. Andre Christie
| Scanlan entertained Mrs. Thompson, Miss
! Eugenia p. Werk, Miss Adele Jones, Mr..
Jere Millet, Mr.. Hugh Ward and Mr.. Ma
| rion Jones. -
Box 6 was occupied by DR.. and Mrs. ]. G.
| Whittier and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs, G..
| Z. Finlay and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. kupper.
Ny. and Mrs. Frank Askew and Miss
Maud Askew entertained about seventy
| five guests at cards last Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. d. Griffith won the ladys first
prize; Mrs. j.: c. Bird the second, Mr..
Gerald Duyal the, mems first prize, and Mr..
/ III ha
| The Thalia Club will give dancing party
| at Lyceum hall on Wednesday evening.
! February q.
The Bachelors dance will occur on next
Tuesday evening, at Lyceum hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HanIy, assisted by
| NJ. and Mrs H. B. Green gave large
| dancing party for Miss Florence Hanly
lasS Wednesday evening at the residence
J nue. Miss Gossett. of Independence, was
! also of the receiving party: Miss Elizabeth
WiEtermote and Miss Edith SchoIey served
! frozen punch during thesevening. ZeiIers
4 orchestra furnished the music for dancing,
which continued until L o'clock, when. =
! dainty supper was served. TheEGuests
Mrs. P. H: Hovey, DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Nc
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warteld Ryley, Mr.; and
| Cock. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jaccard, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Hanly. Mrs. Hepburn Rus
sell El Paso. Tex; Miss Piper, Cincinnati,
Gcssett. Independence; Miss Virginia Tuck
er, Miss Nat Wilson. Miss Ada Forbis,
Independence; Miss Elizabeth Brent, Miss
| Frances Reynolds, Miss Hattie Johnson.
Miss Celia Gregg, Miss Emma Walden.
Miss Lizzie Gorsuch. Miss Nellie White.
Miss Georgia ketchum, Miss Sadie Ander-
son, Miss Lillian Choteau, Miss Juliette
| Wilson. Miss Georgia Waters, Miss Grace
| Waters, Miss Edna Jackson, Miss Ada
Gregg, Miss Frances Hackney, Miss Daisy
Dcwden Miss Mabel Weston. Miss Name
| Perrin. Miss Nellie Ebert, Miss Elizabeth
| Neei, Miss Lillian Dunlap, Miss Frances
| Miss Beedy, Miss Adaresta Thompson, Miss
IIma Rhodes, Miss Alice Sloane. Miss
Georgia HALEY, Miss Margaret Kelley.
Miss Ida Pearcc, Miss Kathleen Pearce,
Miss Sallie Pearce, Miss Lucy Craig. Miss
Ellen Talbot, Miss Addie White, Miss Ad
| Emma Ferguson, Miss Edith Scholey Miss
Elizabeth Wintermote; Mr.. Vol Piper, Mr..
VIII Atwill Mr.. Presley Wilhite, Mr..
Charles Trumbull; Mr.; Dudley Eaton, Mr.,
Scott Baldwin, Mr.. r. D. Spalding, Mr..
John Beedy, Mr.. Frank Fletcher. Mr..
Charles Smack, Mr. II. S: Gray. Mr.: w: Fl:
| Webb, Mr.. Bird McGarvey, Mr.. Chester
Urban, Mr.. James Bush, Mr.. Harry
Wright. Mr.. Fred Goss Mr.. Harry Loose,
Mr.. Beverly Platt, Mr.. Fred Merry, Mr..
| Walter Ford. Mr.. james Tate. Mr.. Gus
Psttison Mr.. Mason Peters MIR Frank
! Whitley, Mr.. Harry Gabel: Mr. Wood Hick-
| Munger, Mr. Reub Campbell, Mr.. Alex
Carey. Mr.. E. H. Forty, Mr.. +. NJ. Gregg,
Mr.. Thomas White, Mr.. Will Talbot, Mr..
Henry Spears, Mr.. Henry johnson, Mr..
Frank Ferguson. Mr.. Stanley Masters, Mr..
John Wilson. Dr. Walker Gossett, Mr..
Lawrence Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Fodine. of Hyde
park. entertained at luncheon last Thurs
day in honor of Miss Lydia Trallle. who
leaves soon for Il few months in the South
| The guests were: Miss Arion Jordan. Miss
| Nellie Hunt Miss Lydia TralIc.- Mr.. w
Edgar Cromwell. Mr.. G. Roy Jordan and
Mr.. Clyde Z. HINT.
One of the most notable events of the
| week was the cotilliou given by MT. and
| Mrs; Ford Harvey at Lyceum hall, on
the davenports, rugs and draperics and the
| palms ana ferns was unusually beautiful
| In the dining room quantities of bridesmaid
roses were used in decoration. Mrs. Fred
| Harvey, of Leavenworth, received with the
| host and hostess. The favor tables were
presided over by Mrs Frank Lynch, Mrs.
| Grath and Mrs. Wallace Pratt. Hand
painted ribbons bearing the date and place
| in gold letters were the favorS. For one
figure Mexican somhreros, serapes and
canes were provided, which will doubtless
! he treasured as mementoes of the occasion
During this figure the orchestra played the
Mexican national march. Mr.. Herman
| Brumback led the coullion, assisted by Mr..
Hale Holden.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Magraw Reid gave
| q large dancing party at the Country Club
last evening. for Mr.. William Edgar Rows
| ter. About l25 invitations were issued.
| The Mothers Union meets on Monday at
$3.50 IN the Central school, Mesdames
Brown. Massa and Gish and others will dis
cuss methods of cleaning ice chests, milk
utensils and bath rooms. All are invited
! The pupils of Mr.. S. c. Bennett will give
4 n vocal recital at the Academy of Music
next Wednesday evening. assisted bv Miss
| Katharine Gillespie in recitation and Miss
| Irene Belden, pianist. Pupils who will as
I sist are Mrs. Harry Moore, Miss EuIa Oar
nall, Miss Ida Matthews, Miss Sophia Pink
ston, Miss Cora Nelson. Miss Laura Muir
ply, Mr.. j. B. Reton and Mr.. Harry White
'Fhe concert to he given by the little
auditorium on Wednesday evening. Febru-
! interesting musical event and also of much
social Importance. Mrs. Flavel B. Tiffany
Mrs. Lieherman, DR.. and Mrs L. A. Berg
er. Mrs. Nathan Lorie. Rabbi Schulman
and other prominent citizens take a deep
interest in the affair. These youthful art
lists are possessed of a very high order of
musical talent, remarkably developed and
well trained. Miss Fannie, pianist, is II