The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-07

the guest of Miss Nj. IL. olo
MCGEE street, has returned to her
home in Sedalia.
Ask the music dealer for "Some
Day, Sweetheart, You'll Miss Me-" It's
a sentimental hit by Thos. w. Harri-
son.
WANTED-several honest indus
trious people to distribute Negro lit
e~rature; salary $50 per month. Prof.
Nichols Box 1856, NapervilIe, III.
Messrs. Slaughter, O'Dell and Car
spers, of Topeka, were the guests of
The Misses Quarrels, 2412 Montgall
avenue, this week.
Mrs. Lucy Page, of 1926 Michigan
avenue, who has been seriously i'll,
resulting from a paralytic stroke, is
slightly improved.
II Poro hair dressing, hair Weav-
ing and facial massaging. Scalp
treatment a speciality. Mrs. E.
Norles, 1897 Paseo, upstairs.
Mrs. Howard NJ. Smith, 1926 Wood
land avenue who has been quite i'll
from an attack of pneumonia, is
slightly improved.
Col. Thos. Eaton returned from St.
Louis Monday night, February 2,
where he attended the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. Hattie Williams.
In thinking of flowers, think also
where you can get them at the low
est prices. Exquisite blending and
Prompt service.
GIBSON FLORAL co.
1913 East Eighteenth.
Bell ~Phone-East 1918.
Wanted-Five hundred people to
buy 500 pairs of shoes in the next
thirty days at the colored Shoe store.
1907 East Eighteenth street; opposite
Peoples Drug Store.
NOTICE.
Ladies and Gents Shoe shining at
the CoIored Shoe Store.
15o7N E 18th st.
Ladies' Especially Invited.
Mrs. Maggie Jones Reed, of Chi
cago, was entertained at a pink lunch
con Friday afternoon by Mrs. Mamie
Mclean, 1918 Woodland avenue
Covers were laid for eight class
mates.
The only colored shoe store wes'
of the Mississippi River is anxious
to fit you out in a pair Of shoes ir
the next thirty days. Try that place
once and East both your feet and con
science.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams, 92(
Central avenue, gave a reception
Monday evening in honor of Mr.. L
H. Jackson, of st. Louis, Mo-; ant
Mrs. j. E. Lawson. While in the city
Mr.. Jackson will reside at 1888 High
land avenue.
DR.. D. B. Jackson, pastor of tn
Eighth Street Baptist Church, viii
leave for a few days for P~lattsburg
Mo-. to assist Rev. o. T. Redd in con
Quoting a revival meeting. When Dr
jackson returns he will go to For
Smith, Ark, to conduct a reviva
meeting.
~ A birthday party was given in homo
Dr. Miss Corrine Saunders Tuesday
February 3, at 1919 Cottage street
kCards and games were features o
the evening. Dainty refreshment
served, and at a late hour the guest
departed declaring they had been yer
pleasantly entertained.
The Progress Study Club met a
2116 Woodland avenue with Mrs. .
Hugh Jones as hostess. The curren
events were led by Mrs. Bert Hill
and an excellent paper on "Evolutio
in Business" was read by Mrs. E. /
Vaughan. This paper was discusse
generally by the ladies present. Tn
club adjourned to meet Tuesda!
February 10, with Mrs, H. 7. Realm
as hostess. Mr.. G. H. Galloway wi
address the club next week.
IA A stag party was given by Mr.. WI
Nam Lyons at his residence, 900 Woo
Id avenue, January 20, in honor
many friends. Mr.. Walter Mu
and Mr.. Samuel Ewing furnishe
n music. And Mr.. Lyons and h
daughter, Miss Anna May, ~entertaine
the guests with dancing. An elaborai
luncheon was served. Those presei
we're: Messrs. Daniels, Wadlingto
Smith, Reece, Nolen, Jackson, Hol
Hendricks. Robinson, Irwin and NC
row.
The Peck Mite Missionary Socie
Of Allen Chapel had a very enjoyab
session in the clubrooms OF, tn
church last Monday afternoon, al
were favored with an excellent rea
ing by Mrs. Brandon and an instr