Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-14

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The second charity ball to he given by
the Matte Rhodes Memorial Association,
decessor OF last year The hall is being
decorated by the young women. vino as
members OF the association conduct this
beautiful charity, almost unique in its in
ception. The tickets, which may be OBJ
tanned at Jaccard's, are selling with most
gratifying rapidity. and as the charity Is
one that appeals strongly to the leaders of
the social world, the ball will be one of
the foremost events OF. the season.
The marriage of Miss Grace Halbert.
daughter of Mrs. Delaney NJ. Halbert,
and the Rev. Mr.. Paul Burrill Jenkins, son
of Rev. DR.. II. d. Jenkins. will be cele-
at Z O'Clock, in the Second Presbyterian
church. by the Rev. DR.. Jenkins. AT the
residence of the brides mother, on Penn
sylyania avenue. a reception for relatives
and intimate friends will be held after the
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins will be
at home after December IS. at 81 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The Saturday Night Club. organized last
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
Miss May Beeson. will meet every other
Saturday for cards and dancing. Miss
Clara Bachman will be the first hostess.
The members are:
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Miss Elizabeth Brent, Miss Lucia Durfee,
Miss Martha Brent. Miss May Jewett.
MISS M Mey f sesSH.. Miss Mss Lillian haa ar 1anlap.
Miss Maude Keebler. Miss Leona Conover.
Miss Ida Ridge. Miss Daisy Dowden.
Cards are out for two musicales for Miss
Hathaway, OF Ohio. the first to be given by
Mrs. Charles ". Marsh and Mrs. James F.
i tdennse Of N Mrs snS MarsRs, fssHi Phelps Is ave Avenue aus.
and the second by Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Townley on the evening of
the same day.
The Melrose F%ortnightly Club will meet
Tuesday morning az the home OF Mrs. H.
Walls will conduct the lesson. Mrs. w. H.
WALLACE VIII read a paper on 'The Marble
Fauns" Mrs: G. p Green will discuss cur.
rent literature, and Mrs. w. H. Collins will
have current events.
Mrs. A. J. McDonaid's invitations for FRI
week. A reception and dancing party will
be given. both affairs in compliment to
Mrs. McDonald's sister. Miss Kenyon. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace COTE will also, entertain
for Miss Kenyon in a short time.
The ladies of the First Lutheran church
will give an art reception in the church
parlors Thursday evening. when engrav-
ings of the old masters will be exhibited and
afterwards placed on sale. A short musical
and literary programme will be given dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. Louis C. Krauthof will be the host
ess of a box party to see Julia Marlowe
nj the Coates Tuesday evening. for the
young. women who assisted at her large
reception last week. A dinner at the Coates
hotel will follow the performance.
All member of the Ralston Health Club
Will meet in the parlorS of Professor W.
A. Franks, room 5oG, New Ridge building.
on TUESDAY evening. at 8 O'clock. Persons
interested in physical culture and health by
exercise are also invited to be present.
Alternately and Mrs. William A. Pitrat have
issued Invitations for an afternoon tea on
ET1dayi Moysmbe II, y: at s IT the residence of
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on Thanksgiving day. at 5 p. m. in Dun
daughter of Rev. Mr.. S. b.. Warner, and
Mr.. Lorenzo 7. Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Harwood will enter
tain early in December for Miss Caroline
Bryant. of Independence. and DIR. Schultz.
of ST. Louis, whose marriage is announced
for December 8.
A bazaar for the benefit of the Protestant
Home for Aged Women will be on Novem-
Der &c and q. Donations will be received
by Mrs. ]. w. Jackson and Mrs. James
Stannard. ,
The engagement of Miss yerta Harris.
daughter OF Mrs. Anna WoN Harris. to
MIR. Frank J. Pfahler is announced. The
wedding will be an event of early Decem-
Der.
The Mothers Union will meet Tomorrow
in the Central school, at $3.50. Parental
sion. The meetings are open to the pub
lie. -
The ladies' of All souls' Unitarian church
will hold an all daya"Handke,chief Fair
on Friday. November %. at the residence
of Mrs. o. +. Rage. 92S' Holmes street.
The Tabernacle Society has sent out in
vitations for a reception at the residence
of Mrs. Peter Sodep.. 1430 Central street, on
November IS. lTonrs, 2 to 10.
Mrs. Alfred d. Rider, of 172i PennsyIva-
ness. to recall her Invitations for wednes-
day afternoon. November Il.
The Misses McGonigaI. of Gladstone
heights. will entertain at cards Wednesday
evening I'm compliment TO their sister. Mrs.
James Stephen Cahil.-
Miss Smart has out cards for a ! O'Clock
luncheon Friday, in compliment 10 Miss
Hoge, OF Evanston. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Faxon have out
invitations for their daughter Mildred's
debut party on Friday evening.
MF. ana ArS. w Imam MaSTaW RetG VIII
issue invitations this week for a dancing
party Thanksgiving evening.
The Warwick Club has issued invitations
for its annual opening reception Thursday
evening. November d.
The cards Of Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Bixby
willis are out for a reception on Thursday
afternoon.
Memorial services for Mrs. Carrie Chad
wick will he held by Hesperia chapter. o.
f. s.. al 1ol6 Grand avenue. Tuesday even
ing.
third in n series OF dinners last evening.
Miss Jessie Burnham will give n dinner
Thursday evening for Miss Grace Halbert.
Two lovely debutantes made their formal
bows to society last week. the first n
fair haired college graduate. in herself a
winsome REPUTATION of the old-time theories
of the unloyely effects of higher education
for women. Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Wilson'S
dancing party at Lyceum bail Tuesday
evening, for their daughter. Juliette. will
live long in the memories of the partici.
pants.
The large dancing hall was lovely with
white chrysanthemums and palms.. and
thoroughly comfortable and even luxurious
with divans, fauteuils and handsome dra-
peries. The high window lodges were
banked with chrysanthemums and palms
as were the musicians gallery and the re-
cess OF the entrance hall, where punch wa