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

DR.. Mitchell delivered the address to the
graduating class of Baker university
at Baldwin, Kas., returning to Minneapo-
lis Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Evans will go to The
Paramount this week to remain until Au-
gust, when Mrs. Evans will leave for a
several weeks stay in Colorado. The con-
d'tion of Mrs. Evans health since her un-
made this change of residence imperative.
Miss Stella Culver. of st. Louis, and Miss
Mary Goodsell. of Fort Scott, have been
the guests of Mrs. James Woodrow, of
East Twenty-first street, for the past two
weeks. Miss Culver returned TO her home
a few days ago. while Miss Goodsell will
remain as the guest of Mrs. Woodrow for
some time.
Judge n Mrs. Turner A. Gill n Mas
ter Willie Gill have gone to Anderson.
Mimi, to spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gill, Mr.. Kelly Gill and a numer-
Gus party of friends will leave for Ander-
son about the middle of July, where they
will occupy cottages near the k during
the remainder Of the heated term.
A surprise party given Miss Antoinette
FOlz, of Grove street, Friday evening, was
enjoyed by Mr.. CurtIss La Forge, Mr.. Clar-
ence McCurry, Miss Jennie Hedderman,
Block, Mr.. Silverman, Miss Frank. Mr..
Cone, Mr.. Guy Han, Mr.. Block, Miss Mar
garet Gregg, Miss May Gregg, Mr.. ]. Cohn,
Mr.. Harris n Miss Margaret Spyey.
On Thursday evening a few of the Sc.
lect Friends met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs J.. w. Benton on East Twenty-third
street Instrumental and vocal solos by
Miss Minnie Richarts and Mr.. Higgins add,
ed TO the pleasures Of the evening. as did
also the refreshments which were served
at 1880 o'clock. Those present were; Mr..
and Mrs. E.. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. V,
Constable. Mrs. Giegar. Miss Annie Giegari
Minnie Morrison, Minnie Richards, Estelle
Bum, Alice Benton. of Sweet Springs
Messrs. W. Fl. Higgins and Barr.
Miss Dora Nqp1R vvqG VERY aRrnp2hlV SIR
pr.sed on Friday evening by a number OF
her friends. Games and dancing were In
feature Of the evening was the serenade
By the Star Mandolin Club. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Maggie. Mr.. and
Mrs o.. r. Maggie. Mr.. and Mrs. z. c.
Mrs. George Smiley; Misses Agnes Mills.
Dora Smiley, leila Law. leila Farrell, Hat
tie Smiley; Messrs. Guy o'DeIL Barto
Leirbach. Gus P. Guy. Arthur White. w.
fainter. Otto Hansen, Gustin, Basel.
The Company G Social Club held its reg
ular monthly meeting last Thursday even
ing. at which il was decided to entertain
the men friends OF the members at cards
in the new company rooms next Thursday
evening. The club Is composed of mem
bers of Company G., Third regiment, and
Officers for the next six months were elect
ed as follows: President. Mr.. John G..
secretary, Mr.. Arthur Hudson; financial
secretary, Mr.. Gus Norman: treasurer, Mr..
A. NJ. Beattie; reporter, Mr.. j. G.. Kelly;
sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. Jones.
A very enjoyable taIly-ho party was given
by Professor Bert Prince Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Eugene Sharp played several
guitar solos. DR.. Henderson's cornet solos
and the Star Mandolin Clubs musical pro-
gramme we're features of the drive. The
participants were: DR.. n Mrs. Eugene
Sharp. DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. f.. A. Leon. DIR. A. H. Giehl. Mrs.
c. W. Prince, Mr.. j. w. Young. Mr.. Ed
gar Snow, Mr.. Ralph Howard. Mr.. William
Leonard. Mr.. Charles William Prince. Jr.,
Miss Katherine Edalman. Miss Annie Edal-
man. Miss Annie Tozier, Miss Eva Conner,
Miss Clara Giehl. Miss Verbena Giehl, Miss
Flora Leon, Miss Nettie Seymour.
One of the merriest parties of the sea-
son was given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Col
last Tuesday evening. The evening was