The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS.

! preached to three large and apprecia-
tive audiences at the Independent Bap.
tist Church last Sunday. Rev. Stokes
is indeed an able speaker. Mrs. A..
E. Reynolds, of Denver, and Mrs. Geo.
Harrison, were the guests of honor at
lovely dinner given by Mrs. Samuel
Brown, at her home on Elm street last
Wednesday. E. Rev. J. D. Hunt attend.
ed the Baptist State Convention in
Kansas City, Kas.. last week. =. Mrs.
Romaine Monroe left last Wednesday
for Lawrence, Kas., en- route to her
home in Omaha, after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith
Rev. j. G. c. Owens, of Kansas City,
Kas.. and Rev. Dawson Self, of Mic.
codemus, Kas., occupied Bethel A. NJ.
Els pulpit last Sunday. Rev. Henry
Self will continue to hold services un.
til the new pastor arrives. q. . Mrs. L.
V. Hahn attended the Kansas State
Baptist Convention in Kansas City,
Kas., last week and the Missouri
State Convention in st. Joe this week.
Mrs Hahn is an untiring church
worker. e. Mrs. B. S. Small was the
gracious hostess TO the Glover Leaf
Club on Friday, Sept. 29th, at which
time the Club held its annual election
of officers. Mrs. A. Weatherly was
elected treasurer; Mrs. VIM. Shelton,
secretary; Mrs. F. G. Young, treas.
urer; Mrs. Small, chap; and Mrs. VIM.
Norm an instructor After the elec.
tion Mrs. Small served lovely lunch
con and all departed declaring her an
ideal hostess. The meeting of Oct.
10th to be with Mrs. VIM. Shelton,
on Poplar street. :. Albert Walton,
the mail carried, spent Sunday in the
Kansas Citys with relatives. &. Il. Mrs.
Mahala Frazier formerly of this city,
but now of st. Louis, Mo-, is in the
city the guest of frieads and relatives
THE T. E. o. Class met with Mrs.
Mamie Walton on Pottawatomie street
last Saturday. There were twelve
members present and one guest, Mrs.
Florence Townsnd, of Chicago, the
proverbial thirteen, but after a love-
ly afternoon spent crocheting, en-
broidering and knitting, and what
with the beautiful luncheon served by
the ladies, everyone left reporting a
grand time. Mrs. Matte Watkins,
formerly of this city, but now of st.
Joe, is the guest dEssler mother and
sister, Mrs. Joetta Calamese and Miss
Ella Calamese respectively. =. d. The
Junior Stewardess Board of Bethel
A. NJ. E. church gave an entertain
ment last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Martha Allen, 400 North
Tenth street, and was a grand success
in every way. .. The Board of the
Kansas State Protective Home for the
aged and Orphans, at 624 Fifth ave-
nue., asks an interest in its welfare by
the readers of the Sun. To all who
are interested in the work of charity,
we extend an invitation to ojin us,
and assist us in our laudable under
taking, that of carrying for those who
are unable to take care of themselves.
At our last meeting, Oct. 9th, we were
very pleased to reinstate four of our
old board members. Ladies who were
in the organization of the Home with
Miss M. J. Mitchell, founder, they are
the Mesdames Kathryn Blanton, Liz
zie Casey, Betty Reynolds and Mary
Todd. We ask your prapers and any
assistance you might give. The Board
of Directors. =. Mrs. Anna January
and Mrs. Kathryn are so well pleased
with the Sun, that they want a copy
every week. st. Mary's Court en-
tertained with beautiful reception at
the residenc of Mrs. Eliza Scott on
Third avenue on Oct. 5th. The house
was beautifully decorated with autumn
foliage for the occasion. Mrs. Scott
was assisted in entertaining by the
Mesdames A. Williams, H. Hopkins,
l. Haines and ]. Glass. About two
hundred guests were entertained dur
ing the hours which were from two
to ten P. NJ. E. Mrs. Y. NJ. Bell de-
clares the Sun very newsy and in
teresting newspaper. =. Tracy Brown,
aged 2S years, died at o'clock Tues
day morning at his home, 1907 Metro
politan avenue after a lingering ill
ness. Death was due to complica'
ton of diseases. Mr.. Brown spent
practically all of his life in Leaven-
worth. He leaves a grandmother and
two sisters who have the sympathy OF
all who know him. c. B. Carter, has
charge of the funeral. Burial in Mt
Muncie.