The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-28

| 10 De out. MT. AlDerL conway is also
very much improved.
Rev. Ross, formerly of the First
Baptist Church, was a guest of friends
last week and preached at the Inde-
pendent Baptist Church on Monday,
and at the First Church on Tuesday
night to large and appreciative con.
gregations.
Mesdames Geo. Walker and VIM.
January were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Whitmore in Kansas City, Mo.
News of the death of Mrs. Emily
NJ. Self one of Leavenworth's oldest
residents, is sad to all who knew her
She leaves to mourn their loss, five
sons and one daughter, who have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement
Funeral from the G. B. Carter under
taking parlors. Rev. ]. w. Hayes, of
| ficiated.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Burdette spent
the weekend in Atchison.
Mrs. Madison Jones of~Kansas City
Kansas has been the guest of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Nowlin on
Pottawatomie street, for two weeks.
Mrs. Martha Wigginton entertained
the T. E. o. class on the 14th The
guests of the class were Mrs. Florence
Townsend of Chicago and Mrs. Maria
Miller of st. Joseph.
Mrs. Geo. Walker entertained the
class on the 21st and the next meeting
will be with Mrs. Robt. Sharpe on
Springgarden and Marion streets.
DR.. and Mrs. S. N. Jackson have
moved into their new home at 912
Cherokee street.
Mrs. Nellie Reed, who has been in
Elwood, Kas., attending her mother,
who is very sick, is home again.
Mrs. S. B. Moore has for her house
guest her GRANDMOTHER, Mrs. yaria
Miller of st. Joseph. any z
Mr.. and Mrs. Baskin of st. Paul,
Mimi, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Baskin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis, for several weeks, have
gone to st. Joseph to visit friends.
Mr. George Reynolds of Kansas City,
Mo-, spent last Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. j. B. Reynolds.
DR.. Stevens, the dentist, of Kansas
City, is located with DR.. S. N. Jackson
and is here Wednesdays and Thurs
days.
Mrs. Harold Townsend leaves Fri
day for her home in Chicago, after a
two months visit with her mother,
Mrs. Martha Wiggington.
Mrs. G. w. Wright of Mexico, Mo-,
same Monday to join Rev. Wright for
an indefinite period
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Jones and the
Mesdames Robert Sharpe and w. S.
Mitchell spent the weekend at the
Jones Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams went
to Atchison with the Walker drill
team.
Mrs. Richard Nichols spent the
weekend in Atchison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lymans en-
tertained with a very pretty dinner
last Tuesday for Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
Wright of Mexico, Mo. The other
guests were Rev. and Mrs. ]. D. Hunt,
and the Mesdames G. R. Runyon and
R. E. Anderson.
Mrs. Helen Wigginton Green is in
the office with Drs. Jackson and
Stevens.
The Glover Leaf Club was entertain.
ed last Friday by Mrs. George Smith,
on Miami street. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. c. B. Carter.
The Conclave of the Kansas and
Missouri jurisdiction of the Knights
of Tabor and Daughters of Tabernacle
given under the auspices of the Plas
hum of Atchison, in Atchison last
week, was a grand success in every
way. The A. R. Chin Guards of St
Joseph, with Captain E. X. Marney
Henderson Guards of Kansas City
Kas., with Captain Eli Porter; Moses
Dixon Guards of Atchison, with Cap
tain John Davis; Walker Guards o.
Leavenworth, with Captain George
Walker. The Walker Guards of Leav
enworth won the flag; and of the Ia
borian Drill Team of st. Joseph, Re
becca Drill Team of Kansas City, Kas.
with Mrs. L. B. Downs, captain; th'
Taborian Drill Team of st. JOSEPH
won the star.
Miss Branche House of Kansas City
Mo-, spent a few days in the city witt
her mother, Mrs. Kate House.
: The fish fry by the Sons and daugh
, ters of Jerusalem at the home of Mrs
, Lucy Carr last Saturday was a gram
success.
Mrs. Benz. Ewing and Miss Lucen
Ewing spent the weekend in Kansa
, City with their sister, Mrs. Elizabet
Brown.
Mrs. Mary Nash, who has been il
Omaha for two weeks the guest of he
sons, the Messrs Arthur and William
I Nash, is home again. Mrs. Nash Wi
;, leave in few days for St. Louis t
3 visit her daughters, Mrs. Emma Hutcf
3 eson and Mrs. Lucy Nash.