Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-23
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JANUARY q. 1898.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Hassellman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Walker Strain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills.
Mrs. John Treffier.
Mrs. T. II. Prest.
Miss Marguerite Kloss Miss Stella Holliway.
Miss L. Alexander, Mr.. F.. c: Oberholtz.
Miss Elizabeth Kir- steel.
Miss 'corcoran. Kay
Miss Maybe Stagner. Mr.. ]. Heydorn Swan
Miss A. Mayberry. Mr.. w. F. Clenden-
Miss Stella White. ing,
Miss Marguerite Mr.. Alexander
kemerer. Samuel.
Miss Haefner. Mr.. L. Earle Biggs.
Miss Arnett Tomp- Mr.. Mark THOMPSON
son, Mr.. w. Z. t1ndlay,
Miss Linnie Biggs. Mr.. Clyde J.. Mead.
Miss Ada Bonkon, Mr.. w. F. Mayberry.
Miss Pearl Prest, Mr.. Will Fellars,
Miss Cora Parks. Mr.. J.. II. Coomer.
Miss Edna Mckay. Mr.. George F.
Miss Anna Bell Hud- Laughlfn,
son. Mr.. N. A. Alexander.
Miss Ella Gladdish. Mr.. S. w. Atkinson.
Miss Elizabeth Tobe- Captain Charles G.
Mr.. George Ayls- MI. a. c. Klnneard.
worth,
Inc new century CluD nelu IL lutTu dl-
nual meeting Monday at 2 o'clock in parlor
S of the Midland hotel. The meeting was
opened by roll call and quotations from ia
vOrite authors. The election of officers re-
suited as follows:
President-Mrs. ]. C. Merine.
First vice president-Mrs. E; II; Stiles,
Second vice president-Mrs. H. F. WOOL
Recording secretary-Mrs. D. C. limbo
den.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. J.W. Hick-
Treasurer-Miss Susie Willis.
Auditor-G. T. Late.
ture formed an important part of the meet
Ing. Before the election of the officers the
president read an address. the ablest she
tenure Of. the office. The address was
thoughtful and earnest in character,
a]bounding in beautiful imagery and proph,
VINO are sincerely seeking a higher plane
of living.
TIL vital question of How club women
discussed, under the able leadership of
Mrs; D. C.. imboden. The consensus of
opinion was that women. the fortunate pos
highest delight; that while the club could
be. and is. an inspiration conducive to the
development Of character. its highest emol-
uments should not prove the greater at
traction. The organizations would not suf-
fer. for the homeless women are many and
and the Subject is too of frequently xsariH fe one for
testing among the young; a prominent
judge Of this city, is Of the opinion that
many divorces In his court are the result
of hasty and immature marriages. The
marriage Of children would be decidedly in
frequent If the influence Of parents were
what it should be.
Club women may aid in preventing d.
vorce by c~ultivating a sentiment against 1t.
An entertaining exposition Of recent sci
entific inventions and discoveries was pre-
scented by Mrs. 8. d. Irwin.
A very interesting, wedding Of the past
and Mr.. George w. !Herbold.. which was
mother. 2sli East Fifth street, on Thurs,
handsomely trimmed with palms and other
potted plants. cut flowers, evergreens and
smilaS In profusion. A bower Of palms in
which the bridal party stood during the
Rev. ". J. Williamson, of the Bales Ave-
gyman. assisted by Rev. s. NJ. Neel. Of the
Central Presbyterian church.
The bride was daintily gowned In white
lansdowne with chiffon and silk and car
ried a bouquet of brides roses. The maid
of honor. Miss Pearle Kirtley. sister of the
WITH it blues mes and IN I Rer tio Werse we're sMssT pink fIsn roses.
The wedding gifts were numerous and
beautiful, including a sunburst Of tfty-one
several valuable heirlooms given by the
brides mother. among them a complete
Haviland china dinner service, q silver
Out Of town guests were the groom's
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Herbold. of feaven-
worth. Kas.; Miss Mamie Herbold. Of To-
of Leayenworth.
AFTER Ms: F saa MTs' Is H ct T ssss Harrison IAN Be at str esn'
The marriage of Miss Mary Upton. daugh-
ter of Mr.. H. s. Upton. to Mr.. Archibald
Edmunds, Of St. Louis. was celebrated
Nv ndnacInv AMI ut fha Mn SfrQnt
Baptist church. at I O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. John
r. Brown officiating. TIL church was pref
tily decorated with palms and ferns. and
the wedding. marches were played by Pro-
lessor A. Kimel.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white satin with pearl trimmings and car.
ried bride roses. Her couture was completed
by white roses intertwined with smilax.
Mrs. Frank N. Kimball, nee Clements, a
bride of the previous week. attended the
wedding gown Of rich white MORE silk.
trimmed with lace, and carried pink roses.
Miss Emma Walden and Miss Emily Miller
were bridesmaids and wore silk null over
yellow silk, and carried yellow roses.
The groom's best man was his cousin.
Mr.. Richard Davidson. and Mr.. Joe Krae-
s &ass AM and Mans NJ. <. N n. f kamehli acted Md. as s. u. %:
MIR. and Mrs. Edmunds. after a wedding
trip through the West. will be at homo
at the Planters hotel in St. Louis.
The marriage of Miss cordelia Hendricks
was celebrated on Wednesday. january Is.
at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
J. G; Hendricks, in Hyde. park. The Rev.
Or. G.. P. Beattie officiated. Among the In
W,aful: Mr.; and Mrs; ". H; Hendrieks.
and Mrs. Harry .Minturn. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Boppart. Mr.; and Mrs. T B. Perrine,
+. A. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Weston, Mrs.
%Sleepack, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Robert
Cochran. Miss Carrie Barnhill. Miss Bert
Barnhil, Miss Louise Hacker, Miss Ollie
T~hornburrow. Miss Lizzie Waful,. Miss Pet
Waful, Miss Ada Cassamere, Mr.. Henry
Reinhart. Mr.. II. II. Pierce. Mr.G. Brown,
Of Chicago: Mr.. W. 2. Hooker, Mr.. c. A.
er. Mr.. Luman Cochrane. Mr.. Mort. Waful.
Mr.. George Porter, Mr.. Joe Thornburrow.
Joseph h Lonsstreth. Dr.. ii. s. Provost.
noon at the home of Mrs. II. C. Wild, 1916
Troost avenue. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Will Houcke; Mrs Homer Boutell and
will entertain the club at her home. 2iOs
Ninth street. Thursday. January p.
Mrs. A.. L.. Hlnch and Miss Sophia Pick
ering delightfully."- entertained at cards on
Friday evening at the residence of Miss
Pickering. 1906 East Seventh street. Dainty
refreshments were served and prizes were
E wHn by we Mes' Ma Mary and q Mrs Esn 5 1nse 8. r ahs
Mrs. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b.
Carswell. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammel.
Miss Maud Pickering Miss Madge Picker;
Miss Nettie Robinson. Mrs. Mary X. Van
Dusen, Mrs; NJ. J. Mace, Mr.; Willard Taft.