Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

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Miss Anna and Miss Josephine Switze,
will give a large card party for Miss Nor.
rs on Friday afternoon
The engagement of Miss Emma Clare En-
TO Mr.. Samuel b. Hough is announced. Tn,
marriage will occur in April.
The engagement of Miss Rosa Cohen, OF
this city. TO Mr.. X. B.. Shaw, a prominent
merchant of Joplin, Mo-, is announced.
Mrs. Yeager will entertain this month ir
myra. No., Miss May Green and Miss
Shelton.
The engagement of Miss Selma Glass
daughter of Mrs. NJ. Glass. to Mr.. E. A
Marks. is announced. At home, 1914 Cherry
street, to-day.
Mrs. A. p. Tureman has invited guests
for a luncheon in the tea room on Thurs
day TO meet Miss Norris. Covers will be
laid for ten.
The East Side Literary and Musical So
ciety will present a number of tableaux
from late fiction Friday evening. March II,
at Lyceum hall. --...-.
Mrs. Robert L. Gregory will be the hos
tess and leader of the Study Class of 'S5
Tuesday afternoon. Louis XV.," of
France. will be the. subject
The Twentieth Century Club will meet
with Mrs., j. z. Latham. of 362s Forest
avenue. Monday afternoon at $50. O'Clock.
Lesson, act 3 of the Merchant of Venice"
er, Mr.. Ralph D.. Brooks and Nh. George
Hoag hay issued invitations for Wednes-
day evening. March 8. at the Casino. Dane
Ing.
Mrs. Shepherd and Nh. William Nc
Camish will entertain Friday afternoon,
herd. GA Freeman avenue, Kansas City,
kas.
Mrs. orrin w. Shepherd, of Kansas CITY.
kas., has out invitations for a card party
Tuesday evening. and also for Thursday
afternoon, when Rose Whist" will be
played.
The Mothers Union will meet IN the Gen.
trail school on Monday at 800 p. m. Mrs.
keeping The meetings are open to the
public.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Mary Woodson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Woodson, of Independ-
ence, to Mr.. Robert Leach, Tuesday.
March Is. in the Christian church of Inde-
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The marriage OF Miss Jessie Burnham
and Mr. ]. II. Downing will take place on
the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. K. Burnham. on Independence
boulevard
Tuesday the South Side Literary Society
VIII meet with Mrs. John E. Latham. of
S62S Forest avenue. Mrs. Stophlet will lead
the history lesson, Mrs. Manning will have
q nnn np sATI1 I'D. - =
Miss Miller will tell of 1.-The Great Parlia-
ments."
Miss Norris, the charming guest of Miss
Clara Baehman. will be the recipient Of
many social compliments during her stay
IN the city; Miss Sexton VIII give a card
the residence of Mrs. George B.. McClel-
land on Troost avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Carlat and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rust will entertain the Y. NJ
p. c. Club on Wednesday evening, March
is. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlat
last week the meeting was held at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Bunker, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Marty assisting in entertain
Ing. The prizes were won by Mrs. George
Page and Mr.. George Cook.
A distinctly fashionable crowd filled
Westminster church Wednesday evening
TO witness the celebration of the marriage
of Miss Rose Fyock and Mr.. James Hunt
Brinkerhof. The pulpit and platform
were thickly set with palms. and tall stalks
of radiant Easter lilies rose among the
graceful fronds. Large clusters of AMER
lean Beauty roses tied with broad. white
satin bows indicated the seats reserved
for relatives and favored friends.
A large number of the brides girl friends
occupied front pews. among them the
Daphne class. which attended in a body.
gan. played 1.-THE Angels S~erenade" and
''Traumerei'' before the and an
nounced the coming of the bride with the
march from 'L~ohengrin.'
The ushers. DIR. r. Nee. Schaufler. Mr.
lial Whitehead, Mr.. Paul Simonds and
Mr.. Howard Austin. preceded the maid of
honor, Miss Alice Fyock. who wore a
charming frock of white swiss over pale
blue silk with blue SASH. and carried n
bouquet of forget-me-nots and ferns. The
bride. slender and tall. and most diyfnely
fair" entered on the arm of her uncle. Mr..
George w. Sedgwick. Her gown was of
rich ivory satin. en- traine. the yoke of the
bodice of horizontal tucks, and outlined
with a bertha of point lace. a long tulle
vel draped back from the face was held
by "a cluster of Bride rosehuds. and her
bouquet was of unusually perfect and beau
tiful Bride roses.
Rev DIR. Henry Hopkins. assisted by Roy
DR.. George. performed the
There was no reception. and n large party
OF young people accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Brlnkerhof to the depot. where they left
Tor an extensive tour of the West and tho
Pacific coast. in the private car OF Mr.
BrinkerhoI'S father
AZ home Mondays after April l.. at 1920
Jefferson street.
Miss Clara Bachman's afternoon "choc-
olate Tor Miss Norris was a very lovely
event. marked by a charming informality
which WAS most enjoyable. Tultns and
daredils decorated the handsome parlors
and behind an impenetrable screen of palms
musicians discourSed the light and dainty
airs appropriate TO the occasion.
Miss Bachman and Miss Norris received
Inc guests. the former In n chic gown OF
black tafteta. with orange velvet trimmings
and the latter ~becominGly attired in black
and white striped satin. combined with
white satin. The gracious hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. ID. NJ. Goodrich. Mrs. I II
Durkee. Mrs. A. p. Turemsn' Miss S,,san
Black and Miss Josephine Switzer. In The
dining room Miss Anna SwitZcr and Miss
Maud kecbler poured chocolate. and Miss
May Jewett and Miss nellie Ebert served
ice cream. The table was draped with
smilax. while in the center la Franz
roses filled 4 large square. The guests
were: ~
Mrs. William F. Royster, Mrs. F. W. shieIds
Mrs. Louis Long, Miss Slavens.
MS lena Jackson. Mrs. II. II. Shepard,
Miss Alice Chappeii, Mrs. W. II Sner,r
Miss Cora Sduier, Mrs John Thcnnso,
g. nuEh McElfoy' Mrs. Edmund g. Vaughan.
Me. walton Moore. Mrs. W. p. VIM,
Mr. ffed merry Mrs. Erasmus Wilson,
MT. Z. IL. r. McElroy. Mrs Waters,
Miss Blanche Purdy. Mrs., Edwin Z.,
nns. ! J.. bunker. Miss Peske Askew,
tn. Misses Peak. Mrs n RrodnsY
Miss Smell, Tn. MISC. Paedx
Mr. Leon Smith, Mis-. Stella paker
Miss Sleeper. Mn. Narnus Barber.