Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

IL TcucI ~ VI AllSSlOIdIy AuXllAI
les OF the Christian church held its regular
quarterly meeting at the Christian church,
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Wednesday last. The officers elected for
Laura Wilson, treasurer. Wednesdays
programme was as follows:
Devotional exercises. Mrs. Rogers
Minutes.
Business.
Address. THE Work of til. Christian Women.
Duet: MIS-. Rogers and Miss Higgins.
Devotional exercises. Mrs spellman.
Quarterly Review. Mrs Emma Longan. ,
Song. Mrs. H. S. Priest
Question box. Mrs. Hedges
The Door of Hope Association will gtve
an entertainment at the Academy Of Music
on Wednesday evening. March 8. for the
benefit Of the home. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged
Music, Imperial Mandolin trio. Mr.. Don Purlsy, Mr..
Ai Bioomer =. dsill "! Miss Patience enes'i picken,on, pianist.
Hill. ~ A'' '0'
Music. Mandolin trio.
Song in character. Mrs. Ida Mathews
Recitation. Seem Things" Helen Fsiriamb.
Piano solo. Mr.. Burhorn.
Recitation. Miss Nettie Alderman.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Malone.
Recitation, Everett Elliott.
Music, Mandolin trio.
Nail driving contest.
Cakewalk, by Doc Brown and Others. .
Music. Mandolin trio.
The Controversy Over China" was the
subject under discussion at the Philoma-
thean meeting Saturday. In addi-
ton to the following programme, Miss
Hammer told the members of the japanese
and Chinese legations whom she meet in
Washington:
Present Conditions" Mrs. Mcbride.
The Recent War Between China and Japan" Mis-.
Goodman.
Claims of European Nations: () Russia. -
M sI.ss M !! M'si Iy. 90 'J jag Mrs; Lucas !. NC l> ,,En,
Miller nIa t5 France" Mis-. Hammer. MISS De'''
Ia, American Relations With China Oh "Bene.
nts From Division Miss Bertha ~utermeiste
The regular meeting of the w. C. A.
was held at the Children's home on Char
s. B. Armour presiding. Mrs. s. <. Nor.
gan and Mrs. j. c. Gates retire from duty
as visiting committee and will be succeed
and Mrs. Freezing tufts. A musicale for
the benefit of the building fund will be held
at the home of Mrs. Hugh McElroy on
noon and from 8 to 9 o'clock in the even
ing.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Frazer, Of
3O25 Warwick avenue. Friday evening. A
very interesting programme was rendered.
and Mrs. winthrop Frazer, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Harnden. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamp-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Price. Mr.. and
Mrs. Prough. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Carmen. Mr..
and Mrs. Moon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. String
or. Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Pennington, Mr..
and Mrs. Root. Mr.. and Mrs. Howlett, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. Miss Pennington, Miss
Hattie Frazer. Miss Nellie Frazer, Miss
Minnie Rea. Miss Georgia Hewlett. Miss
Mary Hampton. Miss Rhoda Moon, Miss
Hoag, Miss Deans Garman; Miss Viola
nington. Miss Ruth Harnden. Mr.. Frank
Frazer, Mr.. Albert Hampton, Mr.. Clinton
Burns. Mr.. Ben Brown. Mr.. Louis Root,
Mr.. Harry Frazer, Mr.. Fred Moon
Mrs. Garland entertained the students Of
the Dental college in a royal manner Fri
day evening at the Garland hotel, the oc-
casion marking a milestone in the road to
the attainment of this important science. as
well as the final one to the seniors among
the guests. A good orchestra bidder behind
stately palms under a ceiling daintily draped
with the lovely bamboo vine, mingled fits
strains with the fragrance of flowers. De-
licious refreshments were served, and at a
late hour farewells were exchanged. Among
those present were: Miss Estelle Shea. Miss
Della Robb. Miss Linnie Busche. Miss Maud
Savage. Miss Wright. Miss Gardner, Mrs.
Busche, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Holden, DR.. Belle NJ. Pope. DIR. F. B.. Kin
caid. DR.. H. C. Weddle, DR.. D. M. Austin
DR.. S. w. Wherry. Dr.. o. O. Charleston
DR.. l.. A.. Dillon. DR.. Sterling, Mt. LIE
Hasp. Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Michaels.