Kansas City journal., 1898-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Burnham announce
the engagement of their daughter. Jessie
E. to Mr.. John i. Downing. The we'd
ding will be notable event Of the early
spring. Miss Burnham is one of the most
prominent and well known young women
in society, holding Il high position by vir-
tue of many graces and gifts of mind and
person as well as of fortune. MIR. Downing
is also both widely and well known in So
ciai and business circles. and the possessor
of those sterling qualities that make
friends and keep them.
A testimonial concert will be given Mr..
Hermann Bishop on February at the
Academy OF Music. The principal feature
OF the programme will be mass COM
posed by Mrs. Bishop. who was for a num-
ber of years the organist of ST. Aloysius
church. The patronesses of the concert
Mrs. John Long. Mrs Edward D. Han
Mrs. Mrs Peter H. Tier Mrs. John Perry.
nan. Mrs. Granville NJ.
Mrs. William F. Cole.
Mrs. James Green. Mrs. George Kah-
Mrs. Sylvester Legg. man.
Mrs. William c. Mrs Joseph Ellicott.
Mrs. Daniel NJ. Mrs. Lee Riley.
Hynds, Mrs. Hugh ]. Nc
Mrs. Richard Keith. Gowan.
Tickets may be procured at the music
stores.
The Thalia Clubs next dancing party viii
occur on January "a.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Ross will entertain
al dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. Stella Egelhoff will give a small
dancing party on Friday evening, January
q.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude David
son to Mr.. Samuel Davidson. of New York.
Is announced.
Mrs. Fred Ellis will entertain the latter
part of the week in compliment to Mrs.
Waters. Of Ohio.
Mrs. Joseph d. Sutton. OF Woodwork
evenue. issued invitations last week for
musicale on Wednesday. January 26.
Judge and Mrs. D. d. Hoag announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lulu Edna,
to Mr.. George Moore, of Salt Lake city.
The engagement of Miss LYDIA Pearce TO
Mr.. c. ]. Rasmussen, of Chicago. is an
nounced. The marriage viii take place in
February.
MFRS. Luther Slavens and Miss Mary Sla-
VEINS will entertain guests at cards to-mor-
row hsfternoon. to meet Mrs. Charles Hook,
Mrs. rhemsA B. Tomb has sent out in
ritations for Va very large reception on
is enclosed.
The engagem4nt of DR.. S. G. Cant to
Miss Susie Bartlett. of Henderson, KY, is
announced. Th4e marriage will be late
spring event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Burke will entertain
the members of The '9S Whist Club at their
home. 1lOl Garfield avenue, Saturday even
ing, January 22.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mooney. of 1410
Cherry street, WIN be at home to friends on
Wednesday evening. in compliment to their
sister, Miss MinnYe Loeb, of Bloomfield, la.
Mrs. John A. Long will entertain at
cards Monday afternoon. The guests will
be limited to the! Young girl friends of the
hostess. invited TO meet her sister, Miss
Vallee.
Golden Gate chapter. o. f. s.. will cele-
brate its seventh anniversary at its hail.
1909 Penn Street. Tuesday evening. Invi-
tations are !extended to members of the Or
der and friends.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Mary Upton and Mr.. A. G.
Edmonds pr ST; Louis on Wednesday even
Ing, Janua,ry ~. nj 4 O'Clock, in the Olive
Street Babtist church.
Mrs. Ida NJ Kirtley announces the COM
ing marriage of her daughter. Jessie Mae,
to Mr.. Ge6rge w. Herbold at the family
residence. .a6ll East Fifth street, on Thurs
day, January 20, at p. M
Pupils of the Ebbes School of Dramatic
Art viii giEe a complimentary presentation
Of Married Life" in Music hall on
Wednesday evening. Invitations may be
Obtained at Legs music store.
The ladies' of Grace church will give a
supper ar the Guild hall tomorrow even
ing. january l., at & o'clock, and will glad
ly welcome all their friends. An excellent
ure of tht occasion.
The Eqgal Suffrage Club will give re-
Hayes sluForest avenue, on Thursday. in
oomplimel TO Miss Ella Harrison. the
state pre!tdent An invitation is extend
ed to all tnembers and friends.
The melting of the Westminster League
which wat TO have been held last Tues
day evening in the church parlors. was
postponed until Tuesday evening. January
Is. y very enjoyable programme has been
prepared and the league is assured of a
large attendance.
The marriage of Miss katherine Allen
and Mr.. William Wilson Graham at the
Second Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day. of this week. will be notable event.
Mrs. Caroline Allen. mother of the bride.
Will entertain the bridal party and intimate
friends at her home after the ceremony.
The Young Matrons' Club will meet on
Thursday with Mrs. Charles Gill. Last
weeks meeting at the residence of Mrs. Wal
ter Jaccard was most enjoyable, and was
Hammer, of St. Louis. Mrs. Jaccard' S
guest won the first prize. and Mrs. Lynn
Banks tho second.
The Central Club. whose reception in the
rast nine years have been most successful,
has reorganiZed and will give its first
formal reception at Warwick hall Fri
day. January q. The officers OF the club
are: President. Mr.. +. j. Sheriff: vice
president. Mr.. j.. {. Oberholtz; secretary,
Mr.. G. ID. Babb; treasurer, Mr. \. J. Hoch-
land.
The Mothers Union will meet on Monday
at S30 o'clock In the Central school The
Preparations of Various Breads and Their
Nutritive Values will be discussed by
Miss Bachelor. OF the Manual Training
school. The yeast fermentation will be
shown by the microscope. Every one is in
vited TO attend the meetings are free
The kindergarten will care for the chill
6ren.
Kansas City friends have received invi-
tations 10 the marriage of Mrs. Sersis VIII
son, of Denver, TO Mr.. Harry Gray, OF
California, which will take place on
Wednesday, January 10. in Denver. Mr.
and Mrs. Gray Will reside In California.
Mrs. Wilson viii be remembered by Q