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

Mrs. A. W. Armour, Mrs. H. NJ. Holden.
Mrs. fso 3. k Id Nsir.e'0n' M MTs: 4 4 s s: G Gsiss;
Mrs. n. p. simonds. Mrs. j. W.. Speas.
Mrs. NJ. W. st Clair. Mrs. ]. D. Robertson.
Mrs. A. ". Allen. Mrs. p. S. Brown.
Mrs II 8. C. [: fDaSAS M q c. ". HHSin.a'
Mrs. Peter Murray, Mrs. E. D. Bracket.
Mrs. w. II. Lucas. Mrs. c. B. Hewitt.
Morgan, first vice president: Mrs. n. y.
simonds. second vice president: Mrs,
Lna r. M %aFsni fo 'nila Wee Wee ppr Fsstdeat: Mrs.
NJ. A. Potts, treasurer: Mrs. A S. Haines.
secretary: Mrs. n. w. St. Clair. CORE
p TRSnSiiiias i in eharss; Mr. Mr. ii ii. ii ". N 81: cpair.
treasurer of the endowment fund; Judge
c. L. Dobson and Mr.. w, L. Stocking.
Kate D.. Rhodes, pantry committee; Mrs.
Freezing Tufts and Mrs. NJ. w. St. Clair,
home furnishing committee: Mrs, III. NJ.
Holden. Mrs. Peter Murray and Mrs. C.
D.. Parker. adoption committee; Mrs. A. W..
Allen and Mrs. C. b. Hewitt, fuel COM
mittee.
composed of
Mrs. n. P. slmOnds. Mrs. George H. Nettle,on.
Mrs. 4. W. Armour. Mrs. 6. W. Henry.
Mrs. NJ. W. St. Clair. Mrs. j. c. Gage.
The trustees are: Mr.. L. r. Moore, Mr..
$: 3. Armour; Mr.: NJ, A: Potts. Mr.; George
bull, Mr.. n. 2. Simonds.
Members OF the building committee are:
MRS. 4 4. & g. T ST. eIaIr. Mrs: V e: + p. H H9cas,
Mrs. j: Il. Ridenour. Mr.. 4. G. %rrumbull.
Mrs r !. ?. Sinner simoads' Mr.. George Mem;
Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mrs. G. W. Henry
will be in charge of the home during Janu-
| airy. Fr
Is the fashionable American woman we'll
bred in public? This is a question that
cannot always be answered in the afirma-
x,oz f4- -
show an educated and appreciative sense
of the music which Is supposed to be the
attraction. and remain respectfully silent
does she insolently assume that she and
her friends. by virtue of their wealth and
Importance, can defy public opinion, and
chattering?
How about a church wedding? Does she
remember she is in a sanctuary, not a
drawing room: that a certain quiet and
seriousness befit the place and the occa-
sion, or does she conduct herself as If for
the nonce the place of worship had been
ton?
pies against the social rioting that seems
to be, nowadays. permitted at a wedding,
and should suggest to their parishioners
they reassemble at the house for the social
part OF the entertainment. and to remem-
Der that the in the church is a
- h.aAe uilSlloi SoIllIlulIS L U
follow milady and her friends on various
occasions when she shows herself in pub
nc. at the horse show, at the theaters. at
church, we are forced to acknowledge that
with the majority there is something want
ing in courteous behavior: that as a type,
she may be beautiful. she certainly is at
t%ractive, but she is not by any manner OF
means always we'll bred.
the Friday Evening Euchre Club last week.
Mrs. Frederick Heath and Mr.. Durfee cap
tured the prizes. TIL guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. C: N. Durfee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ogden, g.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Day,
Mrs. Lillian Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swentzel,
Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Wilde.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Lee. .a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heath.
Mr.. Hodges.
Miss Ethel Agnes Smith. Miss Ada Smith.
Miss Sue Burner and Miss Josephine Dur
ner received last Monday from 4 to 9
o'clock at the home of the Misses Smith,
ceiving by Miss Meldon Smith, Miss Jewell
Smith and Miss Lois Pollock, of St. Louis.
The house was handsomely decorated with
palms. holly and mistletoe. Punch was
served in the library and coffee in the
dining room. An orchestra was in attend
ance throughout the evening.
Mrs. C. C. Clark and Mrs. Frank You
mans entertained the A. o. N. Club on
luesuaS AT the residence OF Mrs. CLARK,
24l9 Tracy avenue. Prizes We're won by
Miss Daisy Bantz, Mrs. Lillian Price, Mrs.
Oliver carlat and Mrs. E. C.. Fox.
The birthday anniversary of Mr.. E. II.
Phelps, last Wednesday. was the occasion
of a very pleasant surprise so far as he
was concerned. His friends, to the num-
Der of twenty-five. came in on him with
out accepting the invitation Of
Mrs. Phelps. \ delightful evening was
enjoyed, and refreshments, dainty and
choice. We're served. Among those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Smith.
Mi. and Ms. Frank Robinson,
Mr.. and MIS- j.. A. While.
MIR. and Mrs. William Maunder.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Attebury,
MIR. and Mrs. a. J. Kelley,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. p. Fairman.
Miss Mckenzie, Mr.. F.. F. RozzelIe.
Miss Yore. of st. Louis; Mr.. c. c. cloutman.
Miss Phelps, MIR. George Cunningham.
Miss Pribbenow,
A merry party of young folks gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fair
weather, 3o33 De Croft way, on Saturday
night, December 81. to greet the new year,
Various amusements We're INDUCED in, and
recitatfons and songs by various members
for the bells to sound the coming of the
new year. At 1850 refreshments were
served. Among those present We're:
Miss R!obe Moon. Mr.. Ralph Ogden,
Miss Alberta Pennington, Mr.. Joseph Hartman
Miss Eula Pennington DR.. Omar W.. Pinkston,
Miss Hattie Moreiand Mr.. John Wilson
Miss Maud Pease. Mr.. VIII Lunt,
MISS Edyth Petrie, Mr.. James Buchanan,
Miss Alice Petrie, Mr.. Herbert HINT
L Miss Mabel Cunningham, Mr.. GUY King
Nicx EfhaI nrJan a..