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

gave a luncheon Thursday in compliment
to Mrs. r. Sam Hayes OF Sweet Springs;
Of Lexington. After luncheon the guests
were entertained by the Bishop Of Ok
ford" riddle game.
Sea. Mrs. q. Buford. Mrs. NJ: Roberts.
Mrs: II, Hughes. Mrs: G; Snyder. Mrs.
" ho0 w. a andsrso M,si MRS : e. {. T =. %are. MIS- MIS-:
c. whaley. Mrs. A. F. Sawyer. Mrs. ]. H.
Parker. Mrs A: L. MCCOY. Mrs; W; L.
M Msbe r: Mrs As Love G; ea Mrse 4. Ms #. G r; d; M Mzs.
]. H. Montague. Mrs. w. N. Southern.
Mrs. Lattimer. Mrs. Allen Prewitt, Mrs.
MMe Me-; Il M n G,a Hi J. M 2st' y Mrs :. p Hel Fl cl Ark
B. A. Bartlett. Mrs: j. Gudgell. Mrs. A. J.
Bundschu. Mrs. Milton Welsh, Mrs. C.. R.
Whalegg. Mrs; G; Franklin, Mrs: c. OF.
Myra Ewing. Miss Rose OFT, Miss Maud
Willard. Guests from Kansas City were:
Mrs. J: J: Swofford; Mrs. B: L: Swoford.
Mrs. Daniel Powell. Mrs. +. D. Wilson.
Mrs. G. L. Mclean. Mrs. Eunice Wray.
Miss Potterfield, Miss Thatcher.
A very pretty wedding occurred in In
dependence Tuesday evening when Miss
Mary Woodson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Woodson, and Mr.. Robert Leach
were married in the Christian church. The
decorations were on an extensive scale
an umbrella OF smilaX crowned with bride
during the ceremony, was particularly
beautiful. Mr.. J. P. Crump sang You as
a prelude to the service, Mrs. E. p. Packard
presiding at the piano. The ushers were
X. o. Jones and Mr.. o. L. Parker. Rev.
Alexander Proctor performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach will reside in hide
pendence, where Mr.. Leach is engaged in
the practice of law.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. c. Brown. Of Spring
field avenue. entertained at cards Mon
day evening in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Webb. of Independence. the
fourth anniversary of whose marriage was
thus happily celebrated. Mrs. Brown was
! assisted by Mrs. j. K. Cravens. Souvenirs
were awarded Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. George
Cook and Mr.. Muckle. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hackney.
Dr. and Mrs. George Bellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. winn.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE II. Vincent,
Miss Frances Hackney.
Miss Elsa Hooper.
Mr.. Muckle.
Mr.. Harry Larimer gave a Dutch sup
per to a few of his friends Tuesday even
Ing at his home. 2424 Forest avenue; Sup
per was served in the quaint old Dutch
style. lending a novel flavor to a most en-
joyable occasion. The guests were:
Miss Mary Woodgate. Dr.. Burt Pierce.
Miss Margaret Kelly. Mr.. VIII Evans.
Miss Juno Kelly, Sir. Charles Campbell,
Mss Lottie Moore, Mr.. Floyd Mcdonald,
Miss Alice Davis, OF Rich DR.. George Sorberg.
pond, Mo-: Mr.. Will Brundage.
Miss Annie Lartmer.
Mrs. ]. E.. McFadden infused something
Of pleasant novelty into the ordinary card
club meeting by entertaining the men,
bers of the j. NJ. L. Club and GUESTS in her
studio last Tuesday afternoon. Palms were
the sole decoration other than those which
make Of the studio a very attractive place
at any time; The prizes. Of which one
was awarded Mrs. Downs as the regular
club prize. and the other to Mrs. W. ].
! Morse. as a guest prize, were a dainty comb
tray and a Royal Berlin vase, both painted
by Mrs. McFadden. The club guests were:
Mrs. f. W. Flato. Jr.. Mrs. W. ]. Morse,
Mrs W. J. Ewart, Mrs. ]. H. White,
Mrs. J. C. Hodgettl, Mrs. Will Wood.
Ms. Edward Ludy. Miss Josephine Alden.
IN Wednesday. March IS. a midyear
meeting of the W. c.. T. Unions Of the city
was held at the Independence Avenue
Methodist church. Mrs. Anna Dunning,