Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02

Mrs. ]. Huston Baker will entertain the
A o. N. Club on Monday afternoon, oc-
tober 10. at o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the Jew
ish Woman's Charity Association has been
Indefinitely postponed. Due notice of the
next meeting will be given.
Ladies who will attend the Priests of Pal
las ball on Wednesday evening, October s,
are requested to send descriptions of their
gowns to the society editor of The Journal
before Monday, October 8.
Mrs. Anna L. Mason issued cards yester-
day announcing the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Corelia, to Mr.. Leo Thompson, on
Wednesday, September & at half after 6
o'clock, at the family home, 1910 Central
street.
The South Side Literary Society will de-
vote its first meeting, which takes place
Tuesday of this week, at the residence of
Mrs. G. w. Tourtellot, 1905 Belleview ave-
nue., to the reception of new members and
social greetings.
The president of the Missouri Fedora
tion of Clubs, Mrs. Laura E. Scammon has
Ninth and Locust streets. All who are in
terested in club work are invited to call
Tuesdays from TO o'clock.
The fair which is to be held by the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd will open on
Monday, November II, and continue through
the week. Many prominent and charitable
women have offered their services and the
success of the fair seems assured.
The Missouri Equal Suffrage Society will
hold its next annual meeting at st. Joseph,
October Il and Is. Miss susan, B. Anthony,
the president of the national association.
will be present and will deliver a lecture,
which, owing to the distinguished leaders
advanced aEe. may be the last which she
will ever give in Missouri. Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait. whose oratorical abilities
are of very brilliant order. will also at
tend.
The marriage of Miss Mary Maud Askew
and Mr.. Charles HalIock Whitehead will be
solemnized on Tuesday. October A. at half
after 6 O'Clock The ceremony will be char
acterized by extreme simplicity, only the
members of the household attending Mr..
and Mrs. Whitehead will take wedding
trip in the East, and on their return will
be at home at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Frank Askew, GIG West Tenth
street.
Arrangements for the October ball are
completed and the invitations are being sent
hotel and the decortaions will be on more
elaborate scale than last year. The Turk
ish room will be fitted for dancing in addi-
ton to the regular ball room. The patron
esses are:
Mrs W Ewing Hsli. Mrs. John Taylor,
Mrs Walton Holmes. Mrs. James p: Jackson,
Mrs. Robert Gthsm, Mrs. Hugh L. McEIroy,
Mrs. Chester Snider. Mrs. James q. Stream,
Mrs. c. Lester Hall. Mrs. David Thornton
Mrs. Frank B. Wilcox. Mrs. Hal Gaylord
The reception committee named. is conf
posed Of Mr.; John Taylor, Mr.. Hugh c.
Ward, Mr.. w. b. Thayer, Mr.. J. c. Fem
pell, Mr.; J. g. Stream; Mr.. Walton n.
Moore, Mr.; Lynn Banks, Mr.. Alexander
Butts, Mr.. /. V Ashbaugh. Mr. f. B. Will
cox Mr.. Hal Gaylord, Mr.. Robert Lee
Keith. On the floor committee are: Mr.
Harry Beekman. Mr.. Bird McGarvey Mr.
Holden Hurt. Mr.. VIII Webb, Mr.. d. Wal
Members OF the October Ball Associa-
tion are:
nr. b I; HYDE. Mr.. c. Lester Hall.
MT b' II. MGHarEey' Mr.. p. G. Walker,
Mr.. n. Walton Hall, Mr. n II H.,
Mr' MI"lCE, Mllier' Mr.. Walton Moore.
~ 60 ", "a. isuir, SS.rt Mr.. L. V. Ashbaugh,
s. n ~ r, vt. 't'' Mr.. L. s. Banks
DIR. st. Clair Street,, Ns"N'
Mr.. John Taylor a n- Sant;
Mr. c. Leon smith, s1 SI' 9ie1anGSr aM lei suits SUITS
Mr. W. b. Thsyer, n,OIEr " i-Nahs'
Mr.. +. B. Wilcox, S, 81, req nnss
Mr. Hugh c. Ward. siI hal Haylord,
Mr. William 2. BorIand. Ilr J. = fennell
Mr. Presley C. Wilhite, Judse Ewing Hail.
Mr. William Voorhees, MT waiter NJ -Jaccard,
NJ Harry y Jeue,, Mr.. Robert l. Keith.
Mr.. Edward II. Stiles Jr., Dr Jabez \. Jackson,
Mr.. Robert Richardson. Dr. James e Logan,
Mr. Fred c Merry Mr.. Harry II. Beckman,
MI seth 8 Serat Mr.. Thomas James.
Mr. r. Rrysnn Jones. Mr.. Joseph Guthrie.
Mr.. Samuel II. Ragland, Mr.. Charles FTederiCkson,
Mr.. J. C. Strean, Mr.. Walter Ford.
Mr.. George s. Carkener,
The marriage ceremonies of Miss CoreIia
Mason and Mr.. Leo Thompson, which We're
solemniZed on Wednesday at half after 6
o'clock. at the residence of the bride s
mother. 1910 Central street. were of the
simplest character, yet the impressive serv-
fee gained added beauty and solemnity.
performed as 1t was in the presence only
snaHn tod Il i I r.