Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Soden
to Mr. James W. Hackett was celebrated
church being filled with the friends of the
bride and groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by Right Rev; J. !; Glennon and
was a green and white wedding. many
bride roses ard white chrysanthemums dec
Grating the sanctuary.
white satin: with court train. handsome
point lace being used for trimming. A
toilette. The bride was attended by Miss
Agnes Hackett as maid of honor. who was
gowned in white silk null over white silk.
After. a sumptuous wedding breakfast, Mr.:
and Mrs. Hackett left for an extended
| Eastern trip and will be at home to their
friends after January 10 at 225 West Fiji
A pretty wedding was celebrated in the
| Arlington Methodist church Tuesday even
ing at half after I o'clock. when Miss Anna
Tiffany. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Tiffany; was united nss in marriage to Mr..
fa@ss o ahshkim 'r TSe bride ee was at Attended M ed
by her cousin. Miss Lillian Tiffany. and
MIR. Clarence w. Howell. of Lawrence.
dressed in white carried white ribbon
twined with smilax in advance of the bridal
party. Music was furnished by Mrs. Jonn
Turfer and Miss Ann Loufbourrough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford will be at home
to friends after December l.
ed at dinner Thanksgiving day the fol-
lowing guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. II. Niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner A. Gill,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. H. McGee, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gill,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. r. Hargis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John George. of Bolton, NO.:
MIR. and Mrs. ". W. Nelson.
Mrs. f. B. Gill and son. of olathc. kas.:
Miss McMurtrie, of Denver;
Miss Julia Baxter. of st. Joseph;
Miss Sue Hargis.
Major VI. h. George.
Mr.. John Hargis.
Mr.. Willie Gil.
On Wednesday evening a number of
young society men of Kansas City. kas..
entertained their young lady friends with
an informal hop in Union Club hall. Those
in attendance were:
Miss Edna Barnes, Mr.. Ornond krOh,
Miss Carrie ArmeHtrout. Mir. Fred Turner,
Miss Clara Wagenseller. Mr.. Roy Wood.
Miss Aileen Hawey. Mr.. Roland Hammond,
Miss Georgia Augevin.. Mr.. Arthur Hoihrook.
Miss Charlotte Northrup, Mr. Edward Shearer.
Miss Marguerite North NJ. C !, r ESys5.
Miss Helen Fletcher.
J The Catholic Ladies Aid Society enter
tanned friends Tuesday afternoon and even
ing with progressive euchre IN the pleas
ant rooms of the Marquette Club. The
a Woe b% I Pflze: K a En.Gias and syr the eve Evening Mas
prizes, a silver berry spoon and a foot
BALI cigar case: filled with fine Haya-
mas, ny MISS EStntT MteSdH anu MI.
| Otis Heimbrook. A the close of the game
| dainty refreshments We're served.
Mrs. C. r. Thomas. of Independence. en-
| tertained seventy-five ladies at luncheon
on Wednesday in compliment to Mrs. JOS
eph Sewell. Games were played during
the afternoon hours and favors We're won
by Mrs. Cyrus Garrsey and Mrs. George
Franklin.
Miss Bessie Curtis and Mr.. Harry Lee
| Rurk were married Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock in St. Mary's Episcopal church
by Rev. Father stewart.
The Society OF Literature and History.
| together with the Alumni, were enter
tained last Friday evening by Miss Carrie
Bacon, at her home, 1918 Holmes street.
Those present were:
Miss Edwards. MI Pabst.
Miss Ross, Mr.. Bartlett,
Miss Reed. MT Kuhn,
Miss Milan, Mr.. Naymar,
Miss Modes. Mr.. Seldom.
Miss Suyrard, MIR. Hyatt.
Miss Iax, Mr.. Morrison,
Misc Davenport, Nr. Hirsrh,