Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-12

ernoon, in compliment. to Miss May Green
and Miss Shelton. OF Boston. Cards.
The Study Class of IS will investigate
the Art and Architecture OF the Fifteenth
Century" on Tuesday, under the leadership
of Mrs. II. l.. McCune.
Mrs. William f. Schrage, of ~ East Thir-
ty-second street. will entertain informally
on Tuesday. December II. from = 10 >
o'clock.
Mrs. Joseph c. Mitchelson's tea on We'd
nesday. December -. is in compliment 10
her guest, Miss Worrall, of Illinois.
The Magazine Coterie Will meet with
Mrs, c. S. Lee. IsI2 BrownelI avenue, Mon
day, December 10. at . o'clock.
Mrs. Walter C. Roots afternoon tea Of
Thursday was attended by about 200 guests
and was an altogether charming function.
The house was embowered, in palms. Amer
lean Beauty roses and red carnations.
| The serving was done entirely in the dim
Ing room,and all the assisting ladies nartic-
ipated III dispensing refreshments. relieving
each other at intervals 50 that the duties
of hospitality We're ut no time irksome.
though, the apartments, We're thronGed
throughout the receiving hours.
Mrs. Root had the gracious all of Mrs.
Charles i. I1ochstetler. Mrs. Lathrop Bull
lene, Mrs. Alfred Gregory, Mrs. William
Harwood and Mrs. A. 5. Van v~alkenburgh.
Mrs. Victor, Bell entertained ,sixty-ffve
! guests ut : o'clock supper followed by cards
at small tables beautifully decorated with
flowers. Six-handed euchrc was played and
prizes awarded as follows: Mrs. John /.
Glover and Mr.. joseph Nicholson. first;
Mrs. James Lombard and Dr. Logan. Sec
ond: Mrs William Magraw Reid and Mr..
Joseph Bird. third.
Miss Frances Lillis' charming dinner
party OF Wednesday evening WAS attend
Miss adele Jones. Mr., Henry Garner,
Miss Mabel Garner. MIR. Henry Johnson. !
Miss Georgia HALEY, Mr.. David McGonisle.
Miss Mildred FaXon. Mr.. Cliff Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Foran.
American Beauty roses were used in dec
Grafton.
The event of the week in Independence
and an event of unusual interest to Kan
sas City society was the marriage on
Bryant, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. John
Bryant to DIR. Schultz, of St. Louis. at the
home of the brides parents on South
Main street. The occasion was brilliant
socially and elaborate and beautiful in de-
tail.
The drawing room where the ceremony
was performed was decorated with Easter
lilies. smilaX and holly. The broad bay
Wa curtained with strands of smiiaX. del
icateiy interviewer with ferns and lrapet
this exquisite background OF white and
green, the hridal party was grouped during
the impressive service, which was per-
" .A'i ~ iAAt litil'i ~ Ah' SIcblh, -
Mr.. ShutZ, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Alexander
Proctor.
The large reception hall was filled with
carnations. which also glowcd in the Ii
brary, where the punch was served. The
dining room. with its massive oak furnish
ings, was decorated in IL coordination of
colors both pleasing and artistic. 4 large
heart of Meteor roses in n bed of snowy
white and green was the central object on
the beautiful decorated table. slender
strands of srnilaX radiating from this Gen.
ter TO the four corners pf the tHhla thara
caught with clusters of Easter lilies tied
with white ribbons. The mantel was
twined with smilax.
Before the coming of the bridal party, L
Promise Thee was sung by Mr.. j. Z.
Crump. accompanied by Zimmerscheid's or
chestra; then followed the wedding march
and the entrance of the maids of honor.
Miss Mary Mccoy and Miss Madge Bry-
ant, gowned in white organdy and white
silk. who. with broad satin bands. formed
an aisle down which the bride and groom
Wake preceded by Il page and flower
girls; Mildred Knox. Harriet Sherwood
and Master Sherwood Wishart. The maids
and sroomsmen. Mr.. Edward Schultz and
Mr.. Hughes BRYANT, followed.
The bride was gowned in ivory white
satin. with demi train. the bodice draped
with a bertha of point lace and chiffon.
Her bridal veil fell almost to the hem of
her gown and was caught back with fra
grant orange blossoms.
After the wedding. a large reception WAS
held. in which the smart sets of ST. Louis.
Kansas CITY. Springfield and Indcpend-
ence We're well represented. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bryant We're assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Hugh Robertson. Mrs. Boyd Har-
wood, Mrs. Mcleod Pearce, Miss nellie
Ebert, Miss Sallie Pearce. Miss Bette
Ransom, Miss Pattie Bohannon. Miss Lou
Use Hoge, Miss Sallie Whaley. Miss Mary
Woodson and Miss Emma Smart.
DIR. and Mrs. Schultz. after a brief we'd
ding trip through the East, will make st.
Louis their home.
Mr. nr1 1v- u =.
orened their home for the reception of
guests last week. On Thursday and Sat
urday evenings entertaining on each oc-
casion with d Z o'clock supper followed by
GarIs. Ihe house IccnCatinuS Wsrc of holly