Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

lenfna8os In L0Wtence.
Kansas Mr:; v, c,ss fr Mss.. sna Il. 4 the a:m aSs't u Of
til tho first week In April.
Mis-. Florence Horne Of, Topsh.. he. re-
, with MIN as% Sor ass1 wsesssr. 10" '-s
The Catholic Ladies' 40 Society vii Fi Y
In the Warwick Cfubrooms.
For a correct Easter hat or bonnet you
must 20 to NcDonald's popular price mil
linery house. iMs Main street.
Mrs. A. P. Wilder and Mrs. crissweil, Of
Topeka: are the guests Of Mrs. F. Hudson,
and Will remain several weeks.
Mr. m" 9. z Z. ket Mi Aa. Of S.o II Ola aIad %ess s svea
nue.. on Wednesday. March 70.
MI; and Mrs.: P: r: CUNNINGHAM will s, be
Wabash avenue, after April 1.
Mrs. Frank II. Montgomery returned
home Thursday from San Antonio. where
she has heen spending the winter.
The La Tosca Social Club will give a re-
street. Wednesday evening. March q.
Mr.; and Mrs. a: W. Childs have gone
for the benefit of Mrs. Child's health.
Miss Pearle Mitchell, who was the guest
OF Mrs. T. s. Ridge. left Thursday MORN
inging for her home in Columbia. Mo.
Miss Margaret Doherty and Miss Ger
trude Davidson are at home after visiting
friends in Leavenworth. and at the post.
Mrs. R. p. Dickson and Mrs. Charles
friends. and will remain during the week.
Mrs. r. II. Shropshire, of Springfield. ILL.,.
is visiting the family. Of her uncle. Col
onel ]. N. Nuckols. Of gill Tracy avenue.
Miss Marie Morris and Miss Bertha Mil
Ter. of Lawrence. come down Friday af-
ternoon to visit Miss Miller, of Forest ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. scoville Jewett, Of Wash
ington. d. c.. are the guests of Mrs. Jew
etts mother. Mrs. Underwood, of 4S Aldine
place.
Miss Bertha Conger, of Harrisonville, Mo-,
is visiting Mrs. Ellsworth and other Kan
weeks.
Mrs. Carl Mueller, of 1909 College avenue,
in Southern California, to remain two
months.
Miss Louie Andrews. the guest of the
Misses Brent for three months past. will
leave this week for her home In Jennings
burg, Ky.
When out for your Easter millinery in
ciude US in your shopping tour. Our hats
are winning the admiration of all. c.. & j.
kreitz. zoos Walnut.
Judge and Mrs. A. W. Rucker. of Denver.
VIII arrive IN Kansas City this week. and
Spofford for a few days.
Mrs. w. j. Wilson and little son, Harvey.
Of Denver. will be the guests Of Mrs: VIII
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregg.
during the month Of April.
The cathedral choir will render a new
mass by Rossini and Donizetti at the Eas-
ter morning service. accompanied by an
orchestra Of twelve pieces.
Miss Fannie McClun. who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. Mary E
Lott, at the Virginia. will leave Monday
for her home in Larned. Kas.
accompanied by her little daughter. Aman-
da Berenice, Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
A. ]. Baird. at the Washington.
Mr.. Curtis r. Johnston, son of represent
tative Samuel Johnston. of Rush City.
Mimi, Is spending the Easter holidays with
his cousin. Mr.. Jack Schwitzgebel.
Mrs. J. H: Martin has as her guests Mrs.
George w. Nave and little daughter. of In
dianapolis. who are en- route to their home
after having spent the winter in Califor-
MIA.
The ladies' Of the Grand Avenue church
evening. from 6 to s O'Clock. The pro-
ceeds are to be used for home mission
work.
The ladies' of the Central Presbyterian
church will give a turkey dinner in the
church parlors Thursday evening: March
30. from s to s O'clock. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
Farragut Thomas W. r. c: will hold an
%%ssassssy. e March s's 3 2, a .ss, shs home @ss',e g
street. Friends are cordially invited.
: Miss Carolyn Bayless. of Cincinnati. who
!, was the guest of Mrs; F. s; Moore for .
accompanied by. Mrs. Moore and her son.
4 Clarke. who will spend a month In Cincin-
natl.
The pupils Of the Kansas City School of
at the Academy of Music, Thursday even.
ing. March 80. Cards Of admission may be
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Williams and son
and Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs. Bertha
reside, and viii be at home to friends at
99 East Ninth street until their new home
is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hey have returned
! from their Eastern wedding tour, and are
: at home to friends at 1901 Charlotte street.
: !, Mr.. and Mrs. Hey Miss Eva Pierson) were
!. quietly married on March l6 by the Rev.
Mrs. Kate D. Rhodes, Of 1923 East Ninth
STREET. is entertaining Miss Carrie Lee Car
ter. lecturer for the national y. w. c. T.
Z. Miss Carter will occupy the pulpit of
the First Presbyterian church. Forest ave-
nue. and Tenth street. this evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Troutman, of llvO East
Eighth street, entertained at their home
last Thursday evening :he graduating class
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
and the nurses of Bethany hospital. Music
= furnished much of the evenings enjoy
. ment.
i Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Losee. Of 1900 East
= Seventh street. have returned from the
. Sandwich islands. after a two months
the Pacific coast on their way home, and
bring with them interesting souvenirs OF
their trip.
MT. anu MIS-. l.. NO0lf ana family, lin
Forest avenue, will sail IN April 8 for Eu-
rope. They will reni.-'n abroad sir
months. Bessie and Jessie Woolf. pupils
of the Chace school, will write letters to
their teachers. and schoolmates. describ-
Z ing their travels.
Mrs. ~Freyrann has returned from Mem.
!, phfs, Tenn. where she went as Il state del
gate to attend the national convention OF
0 the auxiliary order of the Woodmen of the
World. Mrs. Freymann was elected by the
a national convention to the office of supreme
adviser. next to the highest office in the ST.
. preme lodge.
The S. ". Club was pleasantly enter
, tanned Wednesday evening by Miss 1nez
' Drennen. assisted by Mrs. c. +. Lowry,
, Mrs. W P. Stewart ard Mrs. Mary Dren-
q men. at the home of Mrs. Drennen. on East
Miss Seeley. Miss Duncan. Miss Gamble,
Mr.. Mcknight. Mr.. Schnell. MIR. Lucas, Mr..
l Lowry. Mr.. Ohlshouse and Mr.. Warder.
Miss Blanche Runyan entertained a few
friends at her home. on East Seventeenth
street, Monday evening in honor of Mr..
w. 8. Caldwell. of Santa Rosa. Cal. Mr..
Caldwell is a member of tne graduating
class Of the Kansas City Dental college.
o The evening was spent with music and
progressive high five. Prizes were award
ed Miss Carrie Settler. Miss May Grant,
DR.. Joe Longstreth and Mr.. George John
son. Refreshments Were served and those
. present spent a delightful evening. They
were: Miss Ida Hunt. Miss Glen Lucas
: Miss Ethel Ross, Miss Mollie Caruthers
Miss May Grant. Miss Carrie Settler. Miss