Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-06-13

they will reside until their new home is
completed in the autumn.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. Gawley have received
advice by cable OF the safe arrival in Ge-
Shelby uPjohn. Of New York city. who
will remain abroad for a year.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lynn Banks are domieiled
IN the home Of Mr., and Mrs, George Cook,
where they will remain until the completion
OF their own home in the autumn.
DR.: and Mrs. C. b.. Hewitt. accompanied
by Miss Sara Brown. left Thursday evening
for New York. whence they will sail June %
on an Anchor line steamer for Glasgow.
They will remain abroad for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fulton, formerly of
Kansas City, but now Of Los Angeles. Cal,
where Mr.. Fulton is connected with the
southern Pacific railroad, are the guests
OF Mr. Fulton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Peavy.
The Y. p. c. U. of the Universallst
church will hold a state social at the home
OF Mrs; X, ]. Hopkins, SzS3 East Tenth
street, Friday evening. June II. a pleasant
programme has been arranged and refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs. Thomas n. Stamp and children,
Ethel and Willie, with Miss Nettie GOdkin,
are spending the summer in the bluegrass
region. They will also visit the exposition
at Nashville and the Tennessee mount
aims before returning home.
Mrs. W. A. Wilson is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. l.. T. Ford, who will remain
In Kansas City until July l, when Mira.
Wilson will accompany her home. Mrs.
Ford has homes in New York and Virginia
ana divides her time between the two.
Mrs. Julia G. Hurt and daughter, Miss
Fay, will leave for Boston on Tuesday aft
ernoon, where Mr.. Holden N. Hurt will
graduate at Harvard law school on June
l9. He will join his mother and sister in a
tour of the East before returning home.
Mrs. Charles L. Kremer. of Sunbury, Ne,
Who has been visiting Colonel and Mrs. r.
i. Van Horn. will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kremer have but recently re-
turned from their wedding trip to Ber-
muda, and will spend the summer in travel.
The Ladies' NJ. and A. Society. of ST.
PauIs Reformed church, will give a social
on the lawn of Mrs. Fred @. Smiths resi-
qence, Az West sixteenth street, on Tues
day evening. Refreshments will be served
ana music by a mandolin club and a string
band VIII d to the evenings enjoyment.
A very pleasant surprise was given Mr..
clyde e. Hunt last Friday evening by the
teachers and scholars OF the Seventeenth
Street Mission Sunday school, of which he
Is superintendent. Games and music were
participated in until a late hour. One of
the features of the evening was a shower
of roses by all the children present.
The out-of-town guests at the Sayers-
and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, of Indianapolis:
Miss Florence Cone. of Hartford, Conn;
Miss CIPHER, of Denver. and Lieutenant
Hunt, Of Fort Bayard. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ertsOn left Thursday for their indianapolis
home. Miss CIPHER will return to Denver
and Miss Cone will leave for Hartford
NGAA1 NlA5 Mtth.
Miss Mamie Cavanaugh entertained n
few friends on Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Nellie Burke, of st. Louis, guest
OF Miss Agnes Glenn; Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. John Hare, Frank Lysitt.
John Burnett, ID. J. Carey, T. P. Cum
mings, W. L. Hogan. 7. n. WEIGH, ]. II.
Ioole, u. Il. C~avanaugh. John Finn; Misses
Nellie Burke, MOllie Heating. Agnes Glenn.
Sadie Lichtig. Elizabeth Heating, Anna
Ahern, Mamie Shearer.
The marriage Of Miss Rose KamsIer
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Kamsler,
70 Mr.; Oscar L. Shane took place last
Thursday evening at the Hotel brunswick.
Rabbi Schulman officiating. Promptly at 3
march, which was led by MIR. /. E. Shane
prother OF the groom, ana Miss Becky
Leon; cousin of the bride, as maid of honor.
train. Her veil Of Brussels net was con-
fined by a diamond pendant. and she car
ried brides roses: Miss Leon was in white
ribbons and lace, and her flowers were
pink roses. After the ceremony a
acting as toastmaster. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shane, of War
saw, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Kams-
Meyer Shane. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Speyer,
Mr.; and Mrs, Nathan Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
3; Hirsch, Mrs. NJ. Hirsch. Mrs. H. Miller.
Miss Becky Leon, of Charlotte, n. G; Miss
Tina Silyerman. Miss Russie Speyer, Mr..
Harry Miller. Mr.. Joe Hirsch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shane are taking an Eastern wedding
tour, and will be al home after UIly / al
IA $500 80 l. %
Ito TrOOSt avenue.
very pleasant reception was given
Wednesday evening in compliment to Mrs.
Sturgis, or Troy. president of the W. r. A
OF Kansas, by the w. r. A. of Rosedale,
the Oldest WOman's Republican organiza-
ton OF Wyandotte county. The fine home
and spacious lawn of Mrs. Marshall Had
deck, where the reception was held. were
handsomely lighted. About $50 guests were
In attendance. Tn following programme
was arranged by the club: Music. Rose !
dale Mandolin Club: address of welcome. |
by the president. Mrs. Alice Huntington, |
TO which Mrs. Sturgis responded in a very
interesting talk upon "Woman's Work in
Kansas piano solo. by Miss Nina Best;
recitation by Mrs. NJ. Hadlack; solo, Mr..
NJ. Hadlack; recitation. by Miss Irene Per-
kins; piano solo, Mrs, Daish; paper on
True Republicanism." Mrs. s. S. Ely.
Hon. Lew Hanback,. OF Kansas City. Kas..
gave a talk on Whats the Matter
With Kansas?' Mr.. E. A. Enright
and Mr.. c. w. Litchfeld also smoke
briefly, Among the guests from Kansas
City. kas.. were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harsh |
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daish, Mr.. a. w. Woodward and daughter,
Mr.. I. l.. Short, Mr.. Will Mooney. Mr.. X. |
I. Snyder, Mr.. Frank Tracy. Mr.. Knop,
Mr.. ]. w. Hawlett, Mr.. w. Eldrege, Mayor |
Robinson, Mr.. Martin Price. Mr.. w. s. |
Reed n many of Rosedale's leading citl-
Zens.