Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-08

Mrs. Arthur p. Tureman and Mrs. Keel
ing q. Pulliam will be at home to friends
at 2621 Independence boulevard Tuesday
home this week.
An interesting event of the week will be
Mrs. ]. Lee Porter's reception tomorrow
sistance of Mrs. w. Ewing Hall, Mrs. J.
3; Porter Mrs. @. v. Wilson. Mrs: w. \.
Taylor.
The Garfield Avenue Card Club will meet
and Mrs. j. J.. SwofOrd. of 81 Garfield
avenue. Last Friday evenings meeting
was held at the residence Of Mrs. Staley.
Mrs. Robert Swofford and Mr.. T. b. Kin
ney proved the most skillful players.
On Wednesday, two weddings will be
celebrated, that of Miss Flora Bower
Mary's Episcopal church. and the home
marriage of Miss Minnie Mae Goodwin.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam c. Good
win, and DR.. L. T. Hollis, of Drexel, Mo.
The marriage of Miss Juliet Wilson and
Mr.. Jemuel Marty Wednesday evening at Z
oSlock IN the FIRST Christian church was
witnessed by a brilliant gathering of fash
ionables, who quite filled the. Beautifully
decorated edifce. Ropes and gariands of
the walls Of the body of the church, while
the altar was a mass of ferns and palms.
Directly in front of the pulpit rost a snow
Professor Fiske was the organ;sr,
and the music was continuous, filling the
Gnnreh IN the wedding marches and soiten=
ing 10 a. mere murmur during the serSjve-
The bride, a slender, sweet-faced girl. never
appeared to better advantage than in her
bridal gown of pearl white satin, with train
and full length veil. The gown was trimmed
with splendid point lace which fell in a
Jabot down one side of the skirt and was
Caught near tho rnnI with n broad white
satin bow. On the blouse bodice, the lace
formed a berthe about the shoulders. finish
Ing the unlined yoke of shirred mousseline
de sole. The long mousseline sleeves were
also unained. Her one ornament was the
groom'ssgift, a sunburst of diamonds, and
she carried a large arm bouquet of bride
roses. The bride was unattended, as her
chosen maid of honor. Miss Johpson. of st.
S Mera Six was asbe e1o N Mr. to SAMUEL se PT1eSMss Mart There Nr
Leon Denison. Mr.. Marvin Gates, Mr.. Vic
tor Wilson, Mr.. l.. r. Moore, Jr:, and 3fr.
was his brothers best man. The bride was
given away by her father, and Rev. DR..
I: p. Haley. the former much-loved pastor
OF the church. performed the ceremony
From 5 to 10 O'Clock a reception for the
immediate friends and relatives was held
az the home of the brides parents. Ar. and
Mrs. o. V. Wilson. Guests were received In
the drawing room. which. like the church,
was fiIled with the perfume of Easter
lilies. White hyacinths and roses were in
the library, while American Beauty roses
We're used in the dining room. In every
room, smilaX. lavishly employed. was the
graceful background for the beautiful flow
ers. Mrs. Wilson was assisted by Mrs.
Robert Gillian. Mrs. John Taylor,-Mrs. 3,
T.. Whipple. and Mrs. Leon Smith.
The bridal gifts We're displayed ina room
upstairs and bore eloquent witness of the
warm friendship inspired In all who know
her by the young bride who unites TO a fine
mind. most lovable personal character.
isticS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty left Wednesday even.
ing for Southern California. where they
will remain for a month or more. On their
return they will be al home for a time
! with Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Wilson, on Soutt
Forest avenue. - - 3
Most charming hospitality was dispensed
by Mrs. Richard Hooker Friday afternoon
3 from ; TO ; O'Clock. when she received sew.
eral hundred guests in her spacious home
On South Troost avenue. The setting fur
this smart function was beautiful in every
detail. Beside. the entrance door of the
hall stood a magnificent palm lifting It's
feathery fronds in a graceful arch dlli,f