Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01

The peculiarly delightful hospitality for
which DIR. and Mrs Tiffany and the
baphnes are famed was extended for the
to a house full of favored guests. The
programme arranged for the occasion was
written in white ink on the dark backs OF
photographs Of the west front of the
church of st. Ouen. at Rouen. one Of the
most nearly perfect types of pure Gothic
architecture to be found in all Europe: the
cathedral of Rouen. and the opy OF the
painting of Jeanne dare by Ingres. These
served as appropriate souvenirs OF the
evening, and read as follows:
"His;ory Of Title Barren
Cathedral and Churches Mrs. F. B. Tiffany
':Jearne d'Arc in History''....Mrs Frank Spalding
Jeanne dare in Painting and seulpture'.:..
Discussion.
song-"The slumber Boat u. Graynol. Miss
~Pialo-concezt study IF. W. McDoweiD. Miss Jen-
song-"A Dream o.. H. BARTLETT, Miss Daisy
Dowden.
Miss Barren was absent on account of
illness and Mrs. Tiffany gave a synopsis
of her paper: Mrs. Spalding closed her pa
! written by Mrs. Tiffany. and Miss Min.
ME Ramps paper. a beautiful expose of
s2g nR'' char Eas f Miss r Ram nTr is s'S attending ding
| the Art school in Cincinnati. and while
! there is keeping up the work of her class.
: the 'DdpnneS. mere.
Miss Cora Tracy responded to an encore
with an exquisite rendering of THE Sere-
rade'' and Miss Jennie Rose to an enthu.
siastic reception Of her Concert Study
with a short piano number. The social
hour which followed was. as usual. thor
oughly enjoyable.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Briggs.
Briggs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
=. Briggs. to Mr.. Edwin Grey Lee Colds,
borough. was celebrated with beautiful
Tuesday evening at ! O'Clock in
Trinity Episcopal church. The altar was
adorned with white carnations and the onl!
other decoration was a graceful canopy OF
cedar, Graped from the lofty ceiling to the
altar ard chancel rail.
tered first. singing 'Hark. Hark. My Soul
place: the bride entered on the arm of
Mr.. E. c. Hamiu. Dr.. Frank Iuen. Mr.. F:
&. Broadway and Mr.. Charles Stanton. and
by her maid of honor, Miss Edith Briggs.
TIL brides gown was of cream satin with
trimmings of liberty silk. The softly draped
corsage was finished with a high stock.
she wore a Brussels net veil and carried
brides roses. Miss Briggs wore a dainty
white organdie frock over pink silk and
carried pink roses
The service was read by DR.. Talbot. rec.
tor of the church., and during an interval
between the betrothal and the marriage
service: the choir sang 20. Perfect Love
Choir dha e EanE P rRe sh lsri ' from sh" aTahe Mails the
a reception was held at the residence
of Mr., and Mrs. Briggs from 7:3o to s:SO
dress of flowers and palms. and a string
orchestra furnished music. Mrs. ]. n.
Rush and Miss Anna Hopkins served the
ice cream. Miss Elizabeth Millspaugh pour
ed coffee. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stuart served
punch. Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsborough lef,
half after . O'Clock and the guests finished
the evening with dancing.
Miss Frances Swope and Mr.. Chrisman
swope CAV a delightful holiday party al
their Independence home last Wednesday
Games and dancing. with refreshments
served at 10 O'Clock, made up the evenings
| pleasures. Among the guests were: