Kansas City journal., 1898-03-13

TOQUE BY LENTHERIC.
Mrs T. J. Eaman will entertain at card
Friday afternoon for her sister, Miss Gould
Mrs Hugh L. McElroy will entertai,
twenty-five guests at o'clock luncheon OF
Friday.
Mrs. A. J. King, of 17o5 Linwood avenue
has out invitations for srar1opbone part.
on Monday.
Mrs. Robert Gillham will give a I o'cIocl
luncheon Tuesday in compliment to Mis-
Jessie Burnham.
The Euterpe Club will have home meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the residence o
Mrs. j. L. Woods Merrill. of a200 Peer!
avenue. 49,
Miss Daisy Bantz and Miss Fannie Mo,s.
will entertain the A. o. N. Club and in.
dence of Miss Noise on Grove street :
On Friday evening. at Lycesm hall. Mr.
Hunter Coomer and Mr. Theodore Hamb
lin will unite as the hosts of dancing
party. 80: ~. -s.t :
The Literature and History Society Of tn,
Central school will give-its, fifth ANNA
open session Saturday evening. March 10, ir
the auditorium of the school. An excellent
The marriage of Mr.. George Case to Mis-.
Mary Clark, of Englewood, n. J.. was sol
emtlzed Yesterday afteTnoon at the Chutet
and Mrs. Case sailed Immediately afterwar6
for Europe. -
DR.. and Mrs F1avel B. Tiffany and the
Daphnes" sent out Invitations yesterday
for Thursday evening. March II, at p. m
ayshire shd ,sa and @,sn Burns Loeh . katTine 70
will be the subjects of the evenings pro-
gramme with music.
Mrs. Fred Potter Smith and Mrs. Solomar
Nathan Barrigar, OF Linwood avenue, sent
out invitations last week for an ''at home
on Friday. March IL. from to o'clock
also sent out cards for a dancing party the
same evening in compliment TO Miss Bar.
rtgar. E =
Z A special meeting of the Jewish Woman'f
Charity Association will be held in the ves-
try rooms of the Temple, Monday at 2.3t
,. m. to make arrangements for partici.
patton in the International Charity fair for
the Boys Orphan home. The ladies' of the
council and of the shoe fund are earnestly
requested to attend. No cards will be is.
sued.
One OF the pretty events that make the
Lenten social desert to blossom as the rost
for the pleasure Of the visiting young WON,
en- will be the card party given Tuesday
by Miss Sexton. at the residence of Mrs
George McClelland: on Troost avenue
Roses will be the chosen flower of the oc.
casion and will be used in every possible
way.
The Mothers Union will meet on Mon.
day at $50 p. m. in room A Of the Central
school. The topics for discussion will he
The Care of Clothing" by Mrs. P. O.
Mrs. ]. A. Massu. and Insect Pests in the
House" The Athenaeum series tickets
will be ready for the members Of the
union.
The choicest of blossoms will decorate ths
handsome apartments. the tally cards will
be really admirable water celors of the
queen OF flowers the ices will be served
I'm the form of roses, md lastly. the prizes
will consist of water color painting OF
roses and a charming rose vase filled with
the blossoms. About forty guests WIFI be-
entertained.
DIR. Mitchell's lecture at the Coates opera
house Friday evening. March y will be a
decidedly interesting social as well as lit
erary event TO the great number of those
who entertain warm friendship for the
talented minister. and also great admir-
alton Tor his rare gifts as LECTURER. The
lecture entitled .'To the Tep," will be both
enjoyful and profitable.
king Lear is announced as the subjec,
of DR.. Quayle's lecture FRIDAY evening
March is. at D. m, in the independence
Avenue M r.. ChCrrh. The lecture is giyer
for the benefit Of the Epworth League ant
the Ladies' Aid Society of the church. WHO
will profit substantially as a matter .o
course. DIR. ouayle's reputation es LEFT
urer is such that the mere announcement
is,suficient 10 assure 4 large and cultivated
audience. ,S'Et
The occasion will lie SEIZED to extend cor.
dial greeting toDr. and Mrs. Mitchell, who
WI sail June ! on a, tola. of Russia. Nor.
,1,E.s,i,i way and Sweden and .iThs Land of the
ficiary in Minneapolis has. granted him
four months leavrfor this. his third Euro.
pean tour. Mrs. MitcteW will remain tive
weeks as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
Preceding the lecture. the Mozart Male
quartette. recently organized. will make
their debut before Kanlsls City audience
The current number of the Ladies' Home
journal contains 4 short story which Is
unusually interesting. both because of its
theme and the, skillful composition and
because the author is Miss Bettna Welch
of ST. Joseph. Miss WeIch is a freuueu,
visitor 10 Kansas City and has a large
circle of admirins friends here who ars
of which the story entitled Judas or q
Possible Love Tale is the most conspic.
nous; as ii is the yon9s authors mos,
tained in this pitiful tale of the long-exe.
Grated traitor is a delight to Miss Welch's
friends and Its success Will doubtless en-
work than She has yet attempted. ..g-
The Athenaeum's announcement Of a
series OF four educational Inusicales under
the auspices of the Department of Musk
will enlist the interest of club women
teachers. students and all who desire Ia
enjoy the masterpieces of the art under.
standingly- The artists who will interpre,
the numbers of the programme on each
occasion will be the very best obtainable.
The first musicale win be given on
Wednesday. March is. and will be a Men.
delssohn programme. Mr.. Carl Preyer., di.
rector of pianoforte at the Lawrence uni.
yersity, will be the pianist. assisted BY Nj,
Louis Apply, Mr.. George OImi and Mrs
Mabel Haas-Speyer. The programme fol
lows:
Paper-Mss Maud Pepper.
Variations concentrates. op. l., Mr.. Louis Appy
IF We're Bee Mrs Mabel Haas-Speyers :
MendelssOhn's Songs Without words'' (al No "a
In major: (b) No %. in F major: (cl No e. In /
minor: tdl scherzo q capriccio + sharp minor, Mr.
Carl Prcycr
Songs without Words" ~, los Mr. Louis Apply
1T is Enough" from ''Elttah,' Mr.. George oimI
(ei Raj. Legende; u Sgambatt. Intermezxo; IN
Preyer. Mazurka Mr.. Carl Prefer.
The unique Invitations sent out by Mis-
Reebler for an illustrated Song" after
noon. on Saturday, in which tho word
were set to music and the whole encase,
in miniature embossed leather music rolls
brought out some equally clever replies
also appropriately set TO music.
Lowering skies without were offset by tn,
lavish use of yellow spring flowers with