Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-20

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No important official business was trans
acted. the time being devoted to papers on
the special needs and abilities Of the sew
Nellie Burger. state organizer. and a fine
paper by Mrs. Emma Longan, superintend-
snt OF the department. Of work among sol,
Christians Advocate War;"
After a bountiful luncheon the ladies
Ts5e fq Eyeeyds ents Mts1asas by 5y the T p Trsin, on
Of Children" by Mrs. Clancy. Of Kansas
City, kas.
Miss Blunt. a returned missionary from
Chofu, Japan, told some features OF her
work among the japanese. Mr.. Thomas
Jones addressed the meeting on the topic.
would be necessary for Christian men TO
cut the Gordian knot which binds the IL
quor traffic and our government.
The following resolution was unanimously
"Resolved. That the W. C. T. U. of Kan
sas City ask the packing houses and rail-
checks of their employees, thereby removing
from them that temptation to enter the
saloons"
A memorial hour was devoted to Frances
Willard and Neal Dow.
At this time the Junior Epworth League
entered the church and was addressed by
Mrs. Atterburg and Mrs. Frank Seidel en-
tertained them further with a song, ac-
companied by a mandolin and autoharp.
nounced for Wednesday evening, March %.
at Clyde Congregational church.
In compliance with a cordial invitation
the Kansas City plant and inspected the
Wool soap display 1t is hoped that all who
use this excellent soap will remember that
by recent business anSem the Ma
tional W. c. T. L. is to receive l cent for
each wrapper returned, and that such will
be carefully saved and sent to headquarters
at No. 5 Rialto building.
A new social organization which prom
ises many q good time to its members is
Club. which has recently been organized
on the East side. The principal object of
the club is a visit to the Omaha exposition
next summer. In the meantime the club
will find amusement in cards and other di-
versions at the residences of members.
i Lant Sa enfeaiai exeni In tb the r e.nb was II band Nd
and Mrs. J. c. Preston. The officers are:
Cook Butler, president; Mrs. ]. C.: Preston.
SThese megmbe es cont ri mehe a stated atedsu sum
weekly. which. by midsummer, will enable
the club to attend the exposition in a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Osborn, of West
Tenth street, entertained the club Thurs
day evening to the enjoyment of all pres
ent. High five, music and singing followed
by a toothsome spread was the order of
the evening.
Mrs. F. E. Lee. Of go East Fourteenth
street. delightfully."- entertained the Jubilee
Sixteen High Five Club at her home Tues
day afternoon. After the awarding Of
from small tables. The members of the
club are:
Mrs. W. F. Kuhn. Mrs. E. C. sooy.
Mrs. John Denhoefer, Mrs. C. F. Terry,
Mrs. Jacob Hebel. Mrs. F. e. Lee.
Mrs. J; A; While. MIS-. samuel Murray.
Mrs. A. T. Hillyard. Mrs. p. E. Burroush,
Mrs. G. swar,z. Mrs. H. N. Hansen.
Mrs. ]. II. Frame. Mrs. Z. H. Phelps.
The guests Of the club were Mr.;
meet next with Mrs. Smith. Of III BROOK
Ign avenue.
The March meeting Of the Clara schu-
mann Gu was held in the studio Of Miss
following programme was given:
h !:Tgss su ,B csRa1is4s: 9 9s. 1 y Mis-, ,,,,.-, ~,
Song without Words Mendelssohn,. Miss Edith
Davenport.
Piano q~usrtette. Tampa" HIrold). Mrs. schaef-
fer. Miss Davenport. Miss Won Unwerth and Miss
Love and chivalry" tGottschalk). Miss Cham
bliss.
"Tremolo' (Gottschalk). Mrs L. A. schaener.
"Radieuse" Gottschalk). Mrs Brodnax. Miss
Withers.
The LAS You Like It" Club was enter
tained Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Greenman, OF 1899 East Eighth
street. In the contest for honors at high
| five, Miss Viola 'Strots and Mr.. Claude
Beedle were victorious. Those present
were: =;
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Weston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pickering.
Mr.. and Mn. ". b. Shiver,
Mr.. and Mn Greenman.
Miss Strots, . NJ. BeeAls.
Miss Clements, M. BannistsS.
Miss Parker. Mr.. Kemp.
Miss White, Mr.. lies.
Miss Weaver. - -
Tho Baptist Wofnansse Missionaryfand Be-
nevolent Union of Kansas City and Inde-
pendence met Thursday at the Olive Street
Baptist church. The morning session was
occupied with devotional exercises. reports
from societies and the election of officers.
A praise service opened the" afternoon
session. Mrs. 8. A. Northrop read a paper
on the Educational Work of the American
| Baptist Home Mission Society,"" Mrs. NJ.
A. Fiatbush addressed the meeting on
Florence Crttenton's Mission Work. -
Mrs. 8. S. Gunlack rave a vocal solo. and
Miss Olive M. Blunt, q returned missionary