The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-30
LEAVENWoRTH. KANSAS.

The many friends of Mrs. Martha
Hawkins who has been i'll will be sor.
ry to learn that she is not so well as
she has been. Mesdames America
S. Coutee, ]. A. Coin, NJ. j. Runyan,
Nancy Lowery, Rosa Henderson and
Geo. Holloway, who have been very
sick, are improving. &c. Rev. c. r. Run.
yon left Tuesday for the Annual Con.
ference at Wichita, with the best
wishes of all who know him. q. Miss
Geraldine Jones has returned to Man.
haitian to resume her duties at the
university. 80. The T. f. o. Glass held
the first meeting of the season on the
10th with Mrs. G. w. Lyman ,on Wiowa
street. The meeting of the 23d was
with Mrs. Matte Hodges Townsend,
and the next meeting will be with Mrs.
VIM. January Mrs. l.. V. Hahn
spent the week in Kansas City The
names of Mrs. Beatrice Parker and
Mrs. Henry Johnson were omitted from
the Mesdames who attended the Eben'
ezer Choir Carnival by mistake.
Miss Louise Bruce leaves Saturday for
Ann-Arbor, Mich, to resume her
studies in the university there. The
L. b. F.'s and S. NJ. It's of the Kan.
sas Jurisdiction held their ninth annual
Grand session in this city last week
There were between $50 and 175 dele.
gates from different parts of the state
A grand time was had by all. Mrs.
Thos. Ewing and daughter, Miss Lu-
Gene, spent last Saturday in Kansas
City where they want to NEE. Mrs.
Benz. Ewing, who waS returning from
a vacation spent in Illinois and In.
diana. =. Mr.. Henry Bird who has been
~indisposed for several months is about
the same. The chicken dinner given
by the Meridian Heights club OF the
Independent Baptist Church was a
grand success socially and financially.
Mrs. Henry Green, president. Mrs.
Emma Gaines, of Topeka, was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Jas. Chevers,
on Tenth street. News of the very
sudden and unexpected death of Sargt.
Lumpkins of the 10th Cavalry retired,
was a shock to his many friends here
49,. Burial was in the Military Cream
atory at Fl. Leavenworth. The family
has the sympathy of us all who knew
Sargt. Lumpkin. Mrs. R. Lawrence
Hawkins formerly of this city but no"
of Chicago, was the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Edw. Adams, for a week..
Miss Blanche Shepard returned to heI
home in Jarblo after a weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Robt. Emery.
Mrs. A. G. Hunt, who is the reporter
for the Joplin Reminder of Crobers
and Pittsburg, Kansas, and her son
Theo., are visiting her mother, Mrs
Nancy Lowrey. Mrs. Jno. w. Sanip
son spent the week with her mother
in Topeka and attended the Fair.
The Mesdames l.. V. Hahn, Louis Poy
meter and Beatrice Parker attended the
Lumpkin funeral in Kansas City, Kan
sas, last Sunday and returned on thu
funeral car with the party The il
Stewardess Board presented Rev. ant
Mrs. Runyan with a present as a toxic
of their appreciation and esteem at tn
y closing of the conference year AM
wished them Gods speed: Mrs
Robt. Wyche spent Saturday in Kan
sas City, Kansas, with her mother
? Mrs. Smith. Mr.. Geo. w. Lyman al
tended the funeral of Mr.. P. c. Kin
caid in Kansas City last Sunday. e.
r Robt. E. Anderson spent last Sunda
in the two Kansas Cities with friends
go. Miss Blanche House of Kansa
City, Mo, and the Mesdames L. L
Downs and Lul~ Richardson, of Kar
sas City, Kansas, were the week-en
house guests of Mrs. Geo. Walker o
Kiowa street. -. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. /
Carter entertained last Sunday wit
a very beautifully appointed dtnnei
Covers were laid for six. Mrs. Cha
.icNairy returned to her home in II
peka after spending several days wit
Mrs. r. E. Anderson. Mrs. Thee
Fields has gone to Omaha where sd
expects to spend the winter Mr.
Elmer ]. Moore of Casper, Mo-, is
= the city to spend the winter with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Richard