Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Mrs. Grundy.. Budget of News.

City, kas.. during the month of December.
Mrs. Grundy's budget of News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil schier are at home
at 2i2o East Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Paxton are at home
to friends at 2iI6 Forest avenue.
Miss Hortense Alexander. of Waco. Tex,
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Gentry.
Mrs. NJ. E. McLlheney,. of jefferson
street, is visiting relatives in Butler. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ID. Rider are at
home TO their friends at 252i Forest ave-
nue..
Mrs. J. X. Davidson's guest. Miss Trek
Ter. has returned to her home in Philadei-
phia.
Miss Kenyon. of Lincoln. ILL.,. will arrive
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. A. J. Nc
! Donald.
Mrs. s. B. Laid. Of 1853 Warwick boule-
ward. is entertaining Mrs. T. c. Link. of
st. Louis.
The Carmen High Five CIub will meet
Thursday evening, December !, at 15li Cen
trsl street.
Miss Martina Hertzel entertained her
friends on Thanksgiving day at her home
in Argentine. E
Miss Flora Oxley. of Clay Center. Kas-
is visiting Mrs. Rhea S. Mcclure, of 16I1
Central street.
Miss Gertrude whitford. Of Harrison
vile, Mo. is visiting the Misses Alma and
Josephine Pierce.
Mrs. Robert Gillian and Mrs. Edward
Marty have returned from a trip TO Gal
weston and Port Arthur.
Miss Ada Purcell has returned from a
pleasant three months visit among rela-
tives in Southwest Missouri.
The members of Hesperia chapter. o. E.
s., will give their annual dancing party
at Warwick hall, December 2.
Mr.: and Mrs. James G.. Young announce
the birth of a son, on November Is. AT
home at 32S Michigan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Ellard and fam
lily are at home to friends at the corner
OF Linwood and Grand avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rees. of 44Gl In
dependence avenue. have gone to Los AM
seles. Cal, TO spend the winter.
Mr.. Roy Moore is at home with his
East Ninth street, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Kelsey and Miss Bessie
heisey. OF hsaYenworth. are spending a
Mrs. Harry Duke is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Duke at the oriental. in Dali
las, Tex. Mrs. Duke will remain two weeks.
Mrs. John Long is entertaining her moth
er, Mrs. Masdalene NJ. Suite. of Detroit.
Mrs. Suite will spend the winter in Kan
SaS City.
Miss Musette Clayton has returned to
Hannibal. after a brief visit to her cousin.
Mrs. Thomas +. Callahan. of Independence
boulevard.
Mrs. r. L. Mitchell and Mrs. G. A. Wood
spent last week with Captain and Mrs.
near Peculiar, Mo.
Mrs. Edgar A Macklin left Friday even-
ing for New York city, whence she will
san early this week to join Lieutenant
Macklin in Porto Rico.
Come to US for exclusive millinery and
art needlework. We do not ask parlor
prices but low prices is our motto.
The ladies of Fernleaf camp, auxiliary to
Trinity camp. will give an oyster supper
and dance at Woodman hall. 11G9 Grand
avenue. Thursday evening. December 1.
Mrs; NJ: E: jenkins, of St; Paul. Ind.
1911 BROOKLYN avenue. DIR. Henderson has
been very ill for the past four weeks, but
is convalescing.
Mrs S: B. Winram and Mrs. Thomas
F.. Callahan have returned from Hanni-
bal. Mo-, where they attended the Rice
golden Wedding. They. also attended the
kas., November 9.
The ladies of the Olive Street Baptist
church will hold a sale and serve dim
cen:ber 3 at the church, Ninth and Olive
streets. Aprons. comforts, dolls and 4 va
riety OF articles will be sold.
Mrs. Walter Bernard Dewitt and little
sonville, Fla, on Monday. November Is.
Mrs. Dewitt has been visiting her broth
9sE; colonel L Milton J. Payne; Captain
Payne. Of this city ."N ~ w.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
the church's annual sale and s o'clock din,
ner will be held Friday afternoon and
evening, December 9. in the church parlors,
Forest avenue and Tenth street.
The Past Chiefs Association. of the d.
of H.. A: o. U. W, will hold its next regu-
lar meeting, on Tuesday evening. November
y. at the home of Mrs; Levitt. 2l2 West
Tenth street. All members of the order
are requested to be present. as business
OF Importance will come before the meet
ing.
Mrs. A j. Bundschu entertained the
members of the independence Card Club
Monday evening last at her home on West
Maple avenue. in INDEPENDENCE. This was
will hold. Mrs. c.. R.. Thomas was the
most fortunate player. About twenty mem
bers of the club were present.
lowing guest with an American Beau,
p%snaenss avenue rh%S S ( Sa . day:
y. Miss edna Watson. Miss Lenore
Montgomery, Miss EveIyne Richards. Mr..
Thomas Morrow. Mr.. Frank Campbell. Mr..
Will Hawkins, Mr.. Edgar Simpson.
The Deestrick Skule entertainment given
by the First Christian church last week
peated Friday evening. December .. 1t s
o'clock. Two bits TO git in" The church
will also hold Its annual bazar this week.
Friday evening; Dinner will be served each
day. from l. till ? o'clock and from 8 to
S o'clock, with the exception of Friday
evening.
Wednesday morning last. at 8 o'clock.
the marriage of Miss Mary McDonough
and Mr.. j. j.. F'ahey took place, Rev.
Father FitzgibboHs officiating. Miss Julia
Riley was the bridesmaid and Mr.. r.
Cannon the sroomsman- A reception was
held at the brides home. in Kansas City.
Mas. after the mon Mr.. and Mrs.
Fahey left the same afternoon for Louis
vile. ny. They will be at home after De-
cember 1.
Miss Nellie Mamie Halpin and Mr.. John
A. Dougherty were quietly married by the
Rev. Mr.. r. f. Lillis in ST. Patrick's
church. Monday morning, November -.
The bride was attired in a travelling gown
The attendants were Miss Mary Hackett
ODonnell and Mr.. Joseph Dougherty, broth
or Of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty
will be at home after December 1 on
Holmes street.
A delightful card and dancing party was
given by Miss Clara Stark Friday evening.
Refreshments were served at a flower
decked table and ON each napkin was writ
ten the guests fortune. Those present
Mrs. a. E.. Mosier. Miss Cora Boddington.
Miss Lee Rambo. Miss Lulu Hargrave,
Miss Lulu Murrell, Miss Ada Nor
quest. Miss Fannye Kinley. Miss Rose
Boddington, Mr.. l.. W. Elliott. Mr.. Bries.
Mr.. Hess, Mr.. Charles Patrick. Mr.. Dan
All members of the Good citizen commit
the city are invited to be present at the
temperance meeting at the Lutheran
church, Fourteenth and Cherry. this even
ing. Besides the address by Miss Olive
Blunt. Miss Ella Norris will give echoes
from the recent National w. C. T. L. con-
van, superintendent of the Kansas City
Young pepDle'S TemperaDca Union will.