Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-09

was a largo attendance Of members to
elect officers for 1898: and votes We're cast
President. Mrs. S. B.. Armour: first vice
president, Mrs. S. A. Morgan: second vice
president. Mrs. \. P: simonds; third vice vice
president. Mrs. l.. r. Moore; treasurer.
Mrs. NJ. A. Potts: treasurer of
fund, Mr.. NJ. w. St: Clair: recording sec
secretary. Mrs NJ. w: st. Clair.
Mrs. Peter Murray. Mrs: C. d; Papker;
Pantry committee-Mrs. h. II. Bracket
and Mrs. Kate Rhodes.
Fuel committee-Mrs- A. W. Allen and
Mrs. C. b. Hewitt.
ling Tufts and Mrs. N. S. Cowles.
Trslstees-Mr. S. B. Armour. Mr.. George
n. Nef and Mrs. A; g.. Trumhull. Mr..
" chosen to increase the present board.
which consists of DIR. F. b. Nofsinger. Mr..
II. w. st. Clair. Mr.. l.. r. Moore and MIR.
NJ. A. Potts.
Finance committee-Mrs. Hugh l.. Nc
Eiroy, Mrs. NJ. W. st. Clair. Mrs. n. p.
Simonds. Mrs. A. w. Armour, Mrs. George
II. Nettleton- Mrs. George w. Henry ana
Auditing committee-Mrs. p. D. Ridenour
and Mrs. c. d. Parker.
Committee on annual report-Mrs. s. B.
Armour. Mrs. NJ. w. st. Clair and Mrs.
a. w. Allen.
The board of managers for 1893:
January-Mrs. Hugh l.. McElroy and
February-Mrs j. C. Gates and Mrs. S.
A. Morgan.
March-Mrs. Peter Murray and Mrs. A.
w. Armour.
April-Mrs. ]. s. Loose and Mrs. Irving
Z. Strong.
May-Mrs. P. D. Ridenour and Mrs. f.
June-Mrs. W. H. Lucas and Mrs. Kate
JnlyNMrs. NJ. s. Burr and Miss France.
Carr.
August-Mrs. NJ. B. Morgan and Mrs.
september-Mrs. C. D. Parker and Mrs.
october-Mrs. c. W. Henry and Mrs. ].
u. Roraback.
November-Mrs. N. P. simonds and Mrs.
December-Mrs. A. ". Allen. Mrs. c. B.
Hewitt and Mrs. w. X. Bradbury.
The regular monthly executive session of
the Central w. CT: u. was held Thursday
in the Rialto building. Reports We're re-
ceived from the several departments OF
work, visits We're made as usual to the Jail,
poor farm. hospitals, and the first visit to
the new workhouse was of especial interest.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman and others assisting in
the services.
a request was received from the Athen-
aeum for the appointment Of a committee
of two. to join a like committee from that
organization. to petition the county court
for an immediate removal of female prison
ers, in the Jail to a separate part Of the
v IL I'tu 81 6iIl iAS tAASt
Il mere mention of 1t to so respectable a
body of men should receive prompt at
"And yet" says an officer of the W.. c.
T. u. I'VE have been making unceasing
efforts in this direction for years. patiently
4 promise was made months ago that the
first money collected should be used for the
purpose Of fitting up the woman's wing OF
The w. c. 7. Y. gladly welcomes the
Co cooperation Of other ,women's organiZa-
tions toward this laudable end; It may be-
from the poorhouse. that constant. unre-
| hitting importantly may at last accom-.
I Rljffh E ae@e %tthoa. s shs ba Il WSmahS Va'h'eo
Mrs. E. H. Phelps CAV a 8 o'clock din
CT Mr.. Z. H. Phelps birthday. The table
flowers were Meteor roses. and the same
color was prominent in the other table ac-
! Cessories. The guests were:
Judge and Mrs. S. P. Twiss.
DIR. and Mrs. H. Q. Leonard,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Riggs:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Webb,
MI. and Mrs. William Maundr.
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. George,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. While.
Miss Ada Phelps,
Mr.. F. +. Rozzelle.
A very pretty home wedding took place
e Ct the re szas Esst e Mr.; str aaa M MI Toa b; j
evening, at $50 O'Clock. when their daugh.
ter, Miss Lillian May Clement. was united
in marriage to Mr.. Frank Niles Kimball
the being performed by Rev. Mr.
w. T. Campbell, Of the South Park Baptis,
church. Only the members of the families
and a few friends were in attendance. Mr.
and Mrs. Kimball will be at home to their
friends after January 19. at 2s24 East Sew
enth street.
On Tuesday last Miss yRosamond Kreilich
and Mr.. James G. Young were married, al
the residence of the brides sister. Mrs: j
T. Runde. Of 2Ols Olive street. by the Rev
DR.. Henry Hopkins. Those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kreilich. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Runde, Mr.. and Mrs. ,Chauncey
G.. Butterfeld, Mrs. Charlotte Dolbow, Miss
Gertrude Dolbow. Miss Minnie Dolbow
Miss Bertha Fairfield and Miss Lola NJ
Michael. "a
Mrs. Leonard Daniels. Of Grand View
Kansas City. Kas.. gave a Juvenile party
Friday evening for her young daughter
Maud Enroll. who thus celebrated he,
14th birthday. A very happy evening wa
spent with games and dancing.
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