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

Inc Harmony MuS!cdi CiuD gave tne sec
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gorsuch. Although the inclement weather
kept many away the parlors were We'll
carried out the Colors of pink
and green, ard the guests on leaving We're
presented with carnations and smilaN. Re-
freshmeats were served at the end OF the
programme and all enjoyed the social hour
that followed. Programme:
"Traumerei'' tSchumannl, Mrs. Frank Weston,
Mrs. Charles Mann. Mrs. Joseph Sharp. Mrs. Florence
Glenn. Mr.. Harry Gorsueh. Mr. Louis Tuily.
Piano. March orientale'' (Ketterery, Mrs. Ehe l.
Mozier.
Guitar. "L'Ingenue March Baker. Mrs. Florence
Glenn.
Piano. ''Taunhauser'' wagner. Mrs. X. CAM.
Recitation. selected. Miss Marguerite Graham.
Piano "Reeolleetians of visana' Up b. Perry.
Song. "A Day Dream" Mrs. Howard Greenman
and Mrs. Frank Weston.
The club entertains at an open meeting
each month during the year q
Mrs. y. S. Haines. secretary of the w.
c. A, wishes to state for the benefit of
many interested inquirers in and out of the
city, that the chain fund for the Children's
Home has reached the sum of SSH. The
letters are still coming in small numbers,
averaging eight or ten a day. On Thanks
giving day one was received from Alaska
The members of the association wish to
thank the friends and express their appre-
citation for the Thanksgiving donation. The
little people in the home gathered about a
we'll spread table and thoroughly enjoyed
etANAi luihSS iiItit
The reception of the Tabernacle Society,
held last Wednesday afternoon and evening
at the handsome home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Green. on Linwood avenue. WIS
thoroughly delightful. The guests will re-
member the occasion with pleasure and
Society, acknowledging Il like Indebtedness
to the generous hosts and hostesses who
by opening their homes for these occasions
house was decorated throughout with
palms, chrysanthemums and roses. The
ladies receiving Were the presiding officer
Mrs. John Rood; Mrs; J; T. Madden, Mrs.
G. j. MeGra Nh, Ms Pass s. s 4; hesE NM Miss 1s Mat
Mansfield. Miss Catherine Madden. Mrs.
\. F: Roddy. Mrs. John iiyerS Mrs.
.Jo6n racket GEssh' MIS-. f RanamUn Riei seru MEs.
Mrs. Casey. Mrs. Frank Scott. Mrs. Ed
ward Broderick, Mrs. Thomas Sheehey,
Mrs. Edward Powers, Mrs. ]. c. Altman.
Mrs. H.. Nelson. Mrs. P. d. Cullom, Mrs.
Garrett Dillon, Mrs: c. c: Mitchell, Ms.
Mrs. a. l.. Turgeon served coffee, and
Miss Elizabeth Green ices from a refresh
ment table in the elegantly appointed din
ing room. The table was adorned with
pure white chrysanthemums. and roses,
the flow ers rising from a hand-painted jar
diniere resting OH 4 mirror in center of the
table. The following bevy of young ladies,
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color tones of the room, assisted at this
table: Miss Eleanor Sweeney, Miss Rose
Stewart. Miss Agnes Shelley, Miss ANN
O'Grady, Miss Marie Herard. Miss Eliza
beth Green and Miss Birdie Green.
Amhrosia was sraciously dispensed by
Mrs. J. A. B.. Whapham and Mrs. Maurice
Mcknight. assisted by Miss NJ O'Connor
and Miss McGillis. Hoffman's orchestra
discoursed sweet music during the receiv-
ing hours. The attendance was noticeably
large. many out of.town guests being pres
ent.
On last Wednesday evening. during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Morris.
their friends and %neighbors. according 10
a previous arrangement. crowded their
home, BIS Holmes street. and deposited
gifts of tinware on a table which their
unsuspecting host and hostess must pass
on entering the door: The surprise was
complete, and the celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris tenth wedding anniversary
a decided success. Refreshments were serv-
ed at Il late hour, and the guests departed
wedding. Those present were: