The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-18

5 UNIV WI Oih Clih
Mrs. A. D. Humes, PIG North Ord
street, is i'll with diphtheria.
Miss Effie Cant furnished music for
the Emery-Ferguson birthday dinner.
Covers were laid for fourteen.
Little Stella Cant won first prize,
representing a fairy at the Cosmos
club masquerade.
Mrs. Hattie Sparks of Lawrence,
Kas., spent Sunday in Kansas City
attending the funeral of her neice.
Lawyer L. A. Shackleford has equip
ped a suite of four rooms at his new
location, 511 Minnesota avenue.
Mrs. Lizzie Sewell is convalescing
and expects to return home from the
hospital Thursday.
The Fiske Jubilee singers will give
one of those rich and rare treats in
the Metropolitan temple, Friday night.
Mr.. l. B. Blackburn was stricken
with paralysis and is now in st. Mar
garet's hospital.
Rev. D. A. Holmes and family have
leased the Hinton home, 7th and New
Jersey streets.
Mrs. c. Barnett, 1856 Oakland ave-
nue., is visiting her parents at Tonga
noXie, Kas.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
II. Redmon, 2116 North Bird street, died
last Sunday morning from diphtheria.
Mr.. Cameron White was at his best
and Kansas City, Kas., enjoyed an
evening with this splendid vocalist
this week.
The Neighborhood Bible class had a
profitable meeting at Attorney and
Mrs. ID. Green's this week and dis
cussed Acts, 18th chapter.
Mrs. S. H. Thompson, 1921 North
Sth street, was called to st. Louis last
Thursday, to see her mother who is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. Richard Elliott of Lawrence,
Kas., was the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Lucy billiard, 1910 independence ave-
mo and hic apngin NJre y Il Nal
son, 1877 Grandview boulevard.
Mrs. Belle Thompson and daughter,
Isabella, left for St. Louis, called to
the bedside of her mother, who has
been i'll for some time and was taken
suddenly with a change for the
worse.
Attorney E. A. S%hackleford returned
home Tuesday from a trip through
the state, where he had been speak
ing in the interest of Col. E. c.. Little,
who was elected congressman from
this district.
Mrs. w. L. Jones, 1910 Barnett ave-
nue., spent a few days in Leavenworth,
Kas., with Mrs. T. Smith and Mrs.
Robe. After returning home she en-
tertained the Pullman Porters' auxil-
larry Thursday afternoon and a de-
lightful time was spent.
Mrs. Lydia Gooch, 512 Nebraska
avenue, entertained at a dainty lunch,
aOn In honor of bar papbau Mr. Tobp
Donaldson, pitcher for the All Nations.
Those present were: Miss Ella Wat
son, Miss Stella May Cant, Mr.. Oscar
Worten.
Mr.. H. P. Reynolds, instructor OF
music at the Sumner high school
and sponsor of the Junior committee
of Citizens forum, will have charge
of the program Sunday, November 10
We are expecting a great treat from
this committee.
At the conservation services of the
huge pipe organ at the Metropolitan
church, Mrs. Margaret Galloway Mat
thews read a paper and composed the
conSecratlonal poem, winch received
much applause and she was requested
to have it published.
The Sunday school continues tc
grow under the direction of Mrs. D. A
Holmes. The lesson was beautifully
illustrated by various teachers Sun
day morning. A large crowd attended
the morning and evening services and
three additions were made to the
I church.
The Citizens forum held an enthu
! siastic meeting November IL, witt
the faithful and amiable president
Mrs. w. Dwiggins, and the following
program was rendered: instrumental
duet, Prof. R. G.. Jackson and Miss