Kansas City journal., 1898-02-20
guests at o'clock dinner wednes-

four guests at a Z o'clock dinner WedneS-
day evening
Miss Elizabeth Orear o, Marshall. Mo-.
is the guest of Miss Hezzie Purdoul. 500
Forest avenue.
Miss Anna Staley entertained twenty
guests at luncheon Friday at her home on
Garfield avenue.
Mrs. George Neiles. OF Kansas City. went
to Leavenworth Friday 10 attend Mrs. Tul-
locks reception
Miss Ethel Colvin OF Pennsylvania. is
24Ot Forest avenue.
Miss Florence Devoi is at home after u
visit of several months to her sister, Mrs.
Lyon. OF Fort Mssoula.
Miss Jennie Haseltine of Springfield. Mo,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs j. y. Drey-
fus. of 1il3 Forest avenue
Miss Emma L. Bean: of Chicago. spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. P. II.
Soden. of 152l Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Scarritt. of
Noriedge place. are entertaining Mrs Ar
thur Davis. of Fayette. Mo.
The NJ 7; Club was delightfully enter
tanned last Monday evening by the Misses
Maynard and Miss Hurley.
Mrs. Z. Mills. of Lacrosse. Kas.. has re-
turned home after pleasant visit to Mrs.
W. F. Mol, of East Ninth street.
Mrs. Fred OImsted Reed. OF s67 Park ave-
nue.. is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Tenne
c. Hill and children, of Sprinservile. Ark
two weeks has been at the bedside of her
sick brother in Leavenworth. returned
home last week.
Mrs j. V. c. karnes and Miss Ethel AL
len are in Washington TO attend the ma
tional convention of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Ar and Mrs. Charles D. Axman. of 4e3
Aldine place, will entertain Mr.. r. Hop
kinson Smith. the artist-author. next
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs LeFlore: of Fort Smith. Ark. VIII
week. Mrs. LAHORE was formerly Miss
Mamie Fudge of this city.
X F. n; No. g.. and L. A; No. IS. will
ing in the Y. NJ. C. A hail. Twenty-third
street and Southwest boulevard.
Mrs. Harriet Christy Sheridan, who has
been for some time with her SON in 81.
season with friends in New Orleans.
Mrs Henry c. Flower and son have gone
to Durham. n. C; to visit Mrs. Flowers
Massachusetts to spend the summer.
DR.. Walton Hall leaves to-day for Boon
Vile. Mo-, where he will act as best man
Miss w virgil Wing. 81 Of II that city on raes ana
day.
Mrs. Louis LeFlore. of Fort Smith. Ark,
is being entertained by the Misses Maynard
Mrs. LeFlore was formerly Miss Mamie
Fudge of this city.
Sunfiower hive. Ladies' of the Maccabees.
Will give its fourth annual ball Monday
evening. at Hams hall. $40 Minnesota ave
| nue.. Kansas City. Kas. Sir knights and
IEienQS cOrulally invited
The junior class of the Kansas City School
/ of Oratory will give matinee performance
assisted by the vocal pupils of Miss Lila
Johnson at the school auditorium on Fri
| day. February 25. at p. m.
Bishop and Mrs. Hendrix are entertaining
Mrs. Adam Hendrix and Miss Mary Hen
dirk. of Fayette. Mo-. who will remain to
Hendrix and Mr.. George Waring. Jr.
Western Star lodge. Knights of Pythias.
will give its closing. reception for the sea-
son Thursday evening in the lodgerooms,
| 1913 Walnut street. A literary and musical
programme will be rendered. followed by
| dancing.
will attend the performance Of the Chimes
| of Normandy by the Choral Society of the
| Central high school at the Gilliss opera
house Friday evening, March IL. The
party will number over forty.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hibbard and Miss
Alice Hubbard, with Mrs. Hibbards sister.
| Mrs. Morton, left Thursday evening for a
| trip through Texas to New Orleans, where
| the party will attend the Mardi Gras. They
| will travel in Mr.. MortonS private car.
| Mr.. A. E. Wardner. Jr., Of the Kansas
| City colony at the Kansas State university.
| was last week elected to membership in the
| Phi Beta Kappa Mr.. Wardner graduated
| from the Central school In the class Of
"a. and is the second member Of the class
4 to be elected to membership in the Phi
| Beta Kappa, MIR. Frederick II. Wood be-
| ing the first.
Mr. and Mrs David C. Oberlin celebrated
| their residence on Agnes avenue. Decora-
! tions were appropriately of crepe paper
| flowers, the colors Of each room harmon
| izing tastefully. A feature Of the evening
| many Jap lanterns. After dinner. whist
and music closed merry evening.
The Kansas City College of Music will
give its monthly pupils recital Saturday.