The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

"Fie upon thee, how black thou art"
said the kettle to the saucepan"
Rev. and Mrs. George T. Martin have
returned from Butte where they were
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. George
Allen. -. Claude Polk came yer from
Anaconda the other day to welcome
into his family a new arrival. The
little fellow weighs 6 pounds and the
mother is doing fine The friends
of Mrs. Wesley Cottles in Helena will
be glad to learn that she has suffi-
GENTLY recovered from the operation
for appendicitis performed upon her
at Great Falls, to enable her to return
to her home at Big Sandy. -. Mrs. C..
c. Matthews arrived from Tacoma last
week to attend to some business mat
tiers and close her home for the win
ter. Her daughter, Miss Florence, has
entered school at Tacoma, where they
will remain for several months to be
near Sergt. Matthews, who is serving
Uncle Sam in the Forage Department
at Camp Lewis, American Lake..
Mrs. Mona Mathis is representing the
DeNeal Beauty Culture method in Hell
ena, and has in stock a variety of the
preparations for sale. go. The Pleasant
Hour Club met with Mrs. Robert L.
Houston on the 18th. The delegate
to the Federation of Colored Women's
Clubs, Mrs. George M. Lee, ST., made
an interesting report, illustrating in
detail many ~instructing lessons OBJ
served during the sessions of the Fed
Grafton. The club has decided to or
ganize a Chapter of the Red Cross, and
appointed a committee of which Mrs.
Lee is chairman, to confer with the
local chapter. ...C ~onjectures are rife
as to who will be the next presiding
elder of the Puget Sound Conference.
We look for a surprise Mrs. George
NJ. Lee and Mrs. Edward Johnson en-
tertained Madame DeNeal at an even
ing at home on the 14th. REV. r.
House has been transferred to the End
church at Los Angeles, Calf. IA let
ter received from Albert Marshall who
is "over there" says he is doing well.
Roy Winborn of Great Falls, is the
only other Montana lad in his com
pany. 80. William Mason, now in the
Forage Department, Camp Lewis, was
in town last week making prepare
tons to move his family to Tacoma
for the winter. Mrs. Mason will leave
Helena IN or about the LIST of October.
go. Madame DeNeal of Seattle, Wash,
specialist in beauty culture, was the
guest of Mrs. George M. Lee, ST., for
several days Ell route from Chicago.
Madame DeNeal conducts one of the
most fashionable beauty parlors on
the coast. Mrs. Omar Connell of
Anaconda was the guest of Mrs. Will
liam Irwin during her two weeks stay
in the city &c. Rumor a Y that a GER
tain lady made socks for the Belgian
kiddies last winter, and, at the date
of this writing, have not delivered
them to the Red Cross. Let US not
spoil our 100 per cent reputation. .
Fred Spearman and Ward Cole came
over from Great Falls to see the sights
at the Fair. Ward, whose parsonical
voice and countenance are very decep-
tive seemed disappointed and worried
when observed by a friend, coming
from under the grand stand. But the
horses ran, just the same. Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Lee Jr., entertained
at dinner on the 18th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
W. Clarke, Madame DeNeal, Mrs.
George M, Lee ST., and Mr.. Julian Lee.
Fragrant rosebuds and other cut flow
ers composed the tasteful decorations.
mi. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hooper
are sending out invitations announc-
ing the wedding of their daughter,
Miss Ruth Eola Hooper, on October
3rd, to Mr.. J. A. Calender. Through
an oversight the name of Mrs. ]. A.
Graham was omitted from the list of
officers of the Women's Mite Mission
airy Society of the Puget Sound Con-
ference. Mrs. Graham was reelected
to the presidency of the organization.