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

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Miss Maud Haines will entertain the For
est Avenue Whist Club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Peck will entertain the
Young Matrons' Club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Evans will entertain the
German Club and other guests on. Easter
Monday. q.
Miss Stella Sweet has returned from
Chicago. and Is at home to friends At LIS
Park avenue. =
The o. n. o. Club will be entertained by
Miss Grace Phillips Tuesday evening at her
home on Garfield avenue.
Miss Ella Stetzler will entertain the E.
K. Club at her home on Highland avenue
Tuesday evening, March q.
Miss Adela Van Horn will.sntertain the
card club of which she IS a member; Mon,
day evening, at Z o'clock supper followed
BY cards.
s. NJ. Euchre Club Wednesday evening at
her home. 100 North Fourth street. Kan
sas City, Kas. -
A special meeting of the Jewish Woman's
Charity Association will be held in the
vestry rooms OF the Temple Monday at go
O'Clock. No cards will be issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Cameron, OF Indian
apolis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Finis c.
Farr. Mr.. and Mrs. Farr are also enter
tanning Mrs. James Dunn, of Pleasant Hill.
Mo.
The Twentieth Century Club. viii meet
with Miss Sallie Cowherd. of 2f34 Forest
avenue. tomorrow at 2 p. m. The lesson
will be acts 3 and 8 Of the Merchant of
Venice"
The Mothers Union will meet Monday at
e.50 O'Clock in the Central high school. Mr..
Walter Root will talk OF the most salts
the dwelling. The meetings are free to
the public.
The ladies Of Farragut Thomas ". r. c.
will give a calico dancing and card party
at the Academy of Music Monday evening,
and ". r. G. corps and friends are Cordial.
ly invited to attend.
Mrs. Irving L. Bunker. of Garfield avenue,
will entertain at luncheon this week In
compliment to Mrs. Charles Htbbard. OF
I Dsdlssi Te }or Mis- Mi,. gankGFI s e Ma Z .an whe Is
the guest of Miss Annie Staley.
Tuesday. March q. Mrs. Conway F.
Holmes will be the leader n hostess Of
the Study Class of '@. The subject under
consideration will be Louis XVI, and the
Causes Of the French Revolution"
Owing to numerous requests DR., Schulz
man has consented to repeat his lecture on
day. March %. at s p. m, at the Temple.
Eleventh and Oak streets. The lecture Will
be given under the auspices of the Council
OF Jewish Women
Mrs. r. II. Manning will entertain the
South Side Literary Society Tuesday of
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history lesson. A paper on. the Dutch war
by Mrs. Rugg, and another on oxford
and Cambridge. by Mrs. Hudson. will be
features of the programme
The Alternate Tuesday Club will meet
this week at the residence Of Mrs. Eugene
will be a business one. but with the an
no~uncement, the club adds the assurance
that
We'll linger still a little longer,
For we've pleasant stories yet to tell"
A centerpiece of tall white tulips over a
bed of mignonette gave a springlike effect
10 a dinner table last week. The table was
a round one. than which there is no dinner
board more effective. Silver candlesticks
with white and green shades contributed
to the vernal effect. and the punch served
in a white tulip resting on a green leaf
carried IL farther on.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Page will entertain the Y. NJ.
p. G. Club Wednesday evening. March 20.
at the residence of Mr.. and MIS-. Cook.
Thirty-hrst and Woodland avenue. The
meeting of last week was held at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Carlat. Mr..
s were Ni awarded Mrs SUE Ed Marty Mrs. rne G etinss
Page. Mr.. /. L. Bunker and Mr.. George
Cook.
In many respects 10 a large number of
people. one OF the greatest attractions dur
Ing the coming week: viii be the lecture
house. DR.. MitcheIl's lecture will he under
the Eastern Star: Of which both he and
Mrs. Mitchell are members. The proceeds
will be used to replenish the charity fund
of that organization. From present indica-
tions. there will be an audience worthy of
the well known abilities Of DR.. Mitchell
Top" Preceding the lecture. the Mozart
male quartette will entertain the audience
with classical vocal selections.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Devasher. of Independence. entertained a
number OF friends at their home. on West
Maple avenue in celebration Of Mr.. De-
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tucker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Casper. Mr.. and Mrs. E.. D.
Taylor Mr. and Mrs; j. L. Fletcher. Mr..
Charles Hagan, Mrs. C. d. Quier. Mr..
Walter Rider. and Miss May Fletcher. OF
Kansas CITY; MT and Mrs. Andlauer, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d. Devasher, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bechtel, Mrs. Hanselman, Mrs. P. A.
Devasher. MIR. Shribes. MIR. Cooper, Miss
Clara Brindei. Miss Seibenthaier, Mist Jnez
Andlauer. Miss Hattie Andiauer. Mss
Ethel pevasher, Master Lon AndIauer,
Master Roy Devasher.
The deep interest which the new Manual
Training high school ~eXcites, shown by the
large number of visitors daily. is consid.
erably increased each Monday. when a lii.
erary and musical entertainment is giyeu
tn the school auditorium. These enter.
taiuments have been of a high order in.
~variahly. the literary portion varied and
Timely. and the musical numbers contrib.