The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04

design Of leaves, DR.. and Mrs. G. Per
y silver card tray, ollie Morris; fsrn
dish, cut glass, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones;
old-fashioned silk quilt, Lucindy and
Matte Thomas and Gussie Shelby;
set of silver knives, forks. teaspoons
and tablespoons, Mrs. M. l.. Kahn,
Mrs. i. Mcmillan, Mrs. Hattie Fran
ces; toilet articles from Mrs. Kahn;
set Of lemonade and teaspoons, Misses
Claudia and Blanche Quarrels; cut
glass olive and bonbon dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Porter; cut glass bowl,
mona Gray and Edmond Evans; cut
glass happy, Mrs. j. o. Kingsberry and
daughter; bath rug, Kathrene Jeffer-
son; linen dresser scarf with cluny
lace, r. c.. Holland; two hemstitched
towels, Mrs. Leonard H, Johnson;
hand-painted sugar bowl and creamer,
Raymond Knox; casserole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Davis, Miss melia Davis,
Mr.. Frank Davis; china cracker jar,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Knox; bed spread,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell; clock, Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair
Buckner; china mayonaise dish, Miss
Estelle Coles; toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Harris, MI. and Mrs. w. O..
Mueston, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Clay,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Galloway, DR.. and
Mrs. j. e. Dibble, Mr.. Jas. Baker, Mr..
Joe. e. Hereford, MI. Geo. w. Teet-
ers; cut glass happy, Mr.. Edw. Ross;
cut glass celery dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix H. Payne; green silk hose, Mrs.
F. j. Weaver; box of handkerchiefs,
DIR. Paul C~rosthwait; clock, Mr.. and
Mrs. st. Clair Buckner; cut glass may
onaise dish, Melody Tomlin, Mrs. j.
H. Dixon, Bertha McAdams; cracker
box, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knox; china
chocolate pot, Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin;
cut glass nappy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. John
son; t~ablecloth, Miss May Woodland;
linen pillow cases and dolly with
cluny lace, Mrs. Eva Johnson; light
blue embroidered lunch cloth, Miss
Bertha Webb, Albert Kemp; bath
towels, white and pink, Mrs. P. Hern-
don, Miss Edna Herndon, Perry, Hars
old Lee; hand-painted plate, Miss Ma
BILE Vaughan; hand-painted plate, Mrs.
Jno. Rome, linen centerpiece, Mar
garet, William and Joseph Thomas;
lemonade spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Griffen; lemonade spoons and plain
water glasses, Prof. Dawley; initial
towels, Corrine and Mrs. E. Saunders;
cut glass olive dish, Mrs. Clayton
Birch, Mrs. G.. A. Page, Mrs. DeFrantz
and Mrs. VIM, Peck; linen doilies, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Richardson; white
wrapper and cap, Mrs. America Comp
ton, Mrs. Stella Hubbard, Miss Geor'
gia Coleman; cook book, Mrs. Anna
Daley and Mrs. J.. w. Mitchs; laun
dry bag, Edw. Lee Baker; silver tea
spoon, Mrs. Ethel Edonely; shirt
waist, Mrs. w. A. Watts; Lemonade
glasses, Miss Etheline Wilson; whit
silk hose, Miss Lena Moseley, st. Joe
Mo-; check, Nelson c. Crews; thu
groom, check to the bride.
At the completion of the ceremon.
the happy couple were overwhelme'
with congratulations from a larg'
throng of guests present and ct /
o'clock they were escorted to thei
F, automobiles and accompanied by
jolly crowd of their young friend
, we're whisked away to the Union sta
, ton, where a stateroom had been n
!, served for them on the Chicago
Alton and amid a shower of rice, ri
: bons and old shoes, they left for Oh
cago where their future home will b
at 5156 Wabash venue. The Sun e1
tends its heartiest concentrations.