Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-17

awarded the consolation. Inc euests
were:
Mrs. o. E. F. Tiffany. Miss Dold.
Mrs. H. j. Means Miss IIagood
Mrs. Charles Marsh Miss Bessie Pierson.
Mrs. Lapsley, Miss Minnie Ramp,
Mrs. Garrett Ellison. Miss seschrest.
Mrs. James II. B-inker- Miss Alice Fyock,
hon. Miss Mamie Charles.
Mrs. William W. Graham. Miss Lizzie Green,
Mrs. Ethebert Allen. Miss Mamie Spalding.
Miss Tillie Barren Miss Clara Dold.
Miss Nellie Burrows. Miss Elizabeth Neal.
Mss Louise KIock. Miss Lulu Butterheld.
Miss Birdie Green. Miss Lillian Tiffany.
Miss Kendall. Miss Settie Mock
Miss May Green and Miss Slilton. who.
with Mrs. Green. are staying at The Eiins,
We're the moving spirits in arranging "A
evening for the benefit of church organ
fund at the Springs. Quite a large party OF
Kansas City Young people went down Sat
uday 10 attend and incidentally 10 enjoy
the dance which followed. Among them
were:
Miss Maud Ksebler. Mr.. rrank Lot,
Miss Edna Jackson. Mr. Bird NCGarvey.
Miss Georgia HALEY, MIR. WIll webb
Mr. Val Pipcr. Dr. Walton Hall.
SIR. Holden Hurt, Mr.. Warwick Miller.
Tho cotillon given Monday evening at
Lyceum hall by Mr.. and Mrs. George Ev-
ans Tor the German Club was the most
beautiful and elaborately arranged of any
of the series of dances which the club has
enjoyed since It, organization. The hall
WAS dressed in rec and yellow Tulips and
palms, and Zimmerschicd's orchestra fur
nished the music. The hSureS Were all
novel AID pretty and several were very in
tricate and beautiful The favor table
WAS presided over by Mrs. George Mathews
and Mrs. Henry Evans.
F. shionable young men aie layirg con
siderable pant this spring III entertaining
New York society knows very nearly doz-
quent and clever hosts and have their notes
OF invitation welcomed with joy. Bache-
lorS parties have been one OF the great
cards OF the past fortnight or 80. according
10 the New ! ork Herald. and the little en-
tertanments given in these rooms have
beer famous.
If there Is anything the modern girl de-
lights in il is to so to one of these affairs
There is just enough mystery about the
life. the WAYS and the abodes OF the men
she knows that have their own rooms tC
make such a visit piquant and very chic
it is such Il marked honor for a young mar
ried woman TO be asked to matronize such
Il party that the cleverest and brightest
mistress of the set can be secured without
trouble.
Very varied are the affairs these fash
ionabie young bachelors give. Many OF
them are men OF leisure, all are men OF
means. and those that have some pursuit
to occupy them have. at ALI events, the
time to pick up curios and bits OF quaint
furniture and furnishings. to make ample
preparations for their entertainments anG
TO know every one in the social world.
Prominent among the young men who are
AIit ii.oSA HtSt
Randolph Gunther. Howard Constable. Jo-
seph Lee Reginald Ronalds. Schuyler
Sohiefielin. Tom Kelly, Samuel Blagdon,
Henry Ferguson and "Rawley" Glider
sleeve. OF these men Tom Kelly ha-. in
all proba bility. done the most entertaining
His little dinners are famous. and his Sun.
day night musicales. at which fine profes-
sional talent appears, very noted He is an
adept as u host. and his enthusiasm for
gathering people in his rooms is unbounded
All these men give dinners. teas, musi.
Gales. suppers. and some of them have Ven.
tured on an occasional afternoon. Yet q
few have specialties. Samuel Blagdon's ia
vorite entertainments are very small din.
ners. with a little theater party immedi
ately following. He is very fond of givins