Social notes from Kansas City include visitors and events
Miss Mable Vaughan left Monday for Denver and Colorado Springs. Mrs. Blanche Watts hosted a dinner for Mrs. A. Kimbrough of Denver. A root beer ad highlights McCrary's 1610 East 18th Street. Various locals and visitors, including Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, and Miss Zenobia Keith, travel or stay with friends. The marriage of Rev. George H. Devlin and Mrs. Melissa Mott is recorded, along with church notices and a bowling results update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Devlin
Melissa Mott
Garrison Square
W. H. Webb
Fifth and Lydia
Devlin
Young Ministers’ Alliance
H. W. Webb
Visitor from Michigan Enjoys Mac's Root Beer in Columbia
Mrs J H Williams of 1325 Michigan visits Columbia Missouri and enjoys a mug of Root Beer at Mac's located at 1610 East 18th Street. Priced at only six cents the drink hits the spot for the traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac's
East 18Th Street
Notable Midwest Notables Visit and Local Notices
Misa Estelle R. William of Michigan leaves for Chicago for vacation. Hon Fred L. Douglass of Tulsa, a former Kansas City figure, visits and is elected to the School Board. Miss Ruth Bell nurses in Washington and visits St Joseph for patient care in Missouri. Miss Mae White from Wiley University passes through en route to Ohio for summer music study. The Towsten Observer and Texse Freeman consolidate under C N Love and Campbell. New Freeman Observer predicted powerful in Southwest. District Conference and Sunday School Convention of Southwest Missouri met in Lexington with Rev W H Thomas and others attending. Miss A D Vingon hosted a green lavender dinner. guests listed with menu. Expressions of gratitude from Alice Grady for hospital care at Wheatley Provident Hospital. The Stranger's Club to host 4th of July dinner at Mrs R J Williams residence with menu and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Douglass
Tulsa
Oki
Kansas City
Dowglass
Ruth Bell
Freedmens' Hospital
Washington, D. C
WW. G. Twirgines
Kansas
Mae White
Wiley University
Marshall
Texas
Obertin
Ohio
Conservatory
Lydia FB. Simpson
Mrs. H. B. Moore Thanks Friends After Brother’s Death
Mrs. H. B. Moore expresses gratitude to friends in South Park Kansas and Kansas City Missouri for kindness during Napoleon Williams illness and death. Special thanks go to Mesdames Bartell and Madison for singing and to undertaker T. B. Watkins. A long list of floral contributors is acknowledged including Welton Everett and friends, Mrs. Addie McCoy, Mrs. E. B. King, The Odd Fellows, H. H. of Ruth choirs, Mrs. Hattie Grear and mother, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Moore
South Park
Kans
Kansas City
Napoleon Williams
Sarah Bartell
Madison
T. B. Watkins
Welton Everett
Addie McCoy
E. B. King
The
Odd Fellows
H. H
Ruth
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City News
P&p
Mable Vaughan
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Blanche
Watts
A. & Kimbrough
Denver, Colo
McCrary’s
Sarah Thompson
Highland Avenue
Mrs. Hill
Ft. Worth
R. A. Jones
East Ninth Street
Allie Smith
Toledo, Ohio
W. Pswan
East Seventeenth Street
Mrs. Simpson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
New Mexico
Mrs. Moora
Tracy Avenue
Vera Patton
Chicago
Ill
Davenport
Zenobia Keith
Woodland Avenue
Canada
Buckner Concert Company
Margaret Idelett
Fort Worth
Dallas
John Jackson
Lincoln Institute
Columbus
R. G. Jackson
Western University
Billy McClain
Tules
Okla
Billy
Sir John Young
Pine Bluff
Ark
Sir John Warling
Phoenix
Ariz
F. A. Cook
Vine Street
Julia Colley
W. H. Richardson
Michigan Avenue
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
Booker
J. W. Wright
Soldiers’ Home
Leavenworth
Wright
Messrs. Powell and Taylor
Morris Gate
M. M. Morris
East Eighteenth Street
Morris
Rock Island
Peoneylvania
Marquette
Michigan Central
Northern Steamship Lines
McCrary
Mr. Mills
Col. Rife
James Harris
Mr. Harris
Edgar Crawford
Theo Ward
Anderson
McGrary
Ife
J. H. Williams
Michigan
Columbia
Misa Estelle R. William
Towsten Observer
Texse Freeman
C. N. Love
Brothers Love
Campbell
A. Gilmore
New Freeman Observer
Southwest
Sontay
Southwest Missouri Conference
Lex- Inston
N. CC
Crews of the Sun
R. B. Green
A. D. Vingon
East
Nellie Ray
Lexington
Nannie Goins
Jefferson City
Mayme Logan
Anna Goff
Ernest Chinn
Miss Vinson
Wheatley Provident Hospital
Howard M. Smith
EB. Perry
Alice Grady
Stranger’'S Club
R. J. Williams
Tracy
Ven
Rosa B. Scott
Josia Hopkins
Secy
the Morris Cafe
Gollelied
Cafe
Hells
J. H. Wells
Prop
D. M. Miller
CL. Peebles
Woodland
G. W. Brown
Independence Avenue
Dr. Peebles
Dr. Brown
Paseo Auto Livery CO
Bell Phone
Eaet
David Allen
Bell East
Kansas City Light & Power Co
Grand Avenue
Bell Grand
George W. Todd
Forest Avenue
Fred Ferguson
Undertaker
Osage Ave
Sedalia
Bell
Keslock
Roy Cranshaw
Bell Mast
East 91
Fix-All Repair and Cleaning Co
Bell Phone East
P. B. Barker
W. Burt
Hoover & Williams
C. Bruce Santee
W. L. Martin Ladies’ and Gents
18Th Street
Paseo Dry Goods CO
Anna Clifford
Paseo
Lyric Hall
C. H Harris
Mgr
Lydia
Home Main
Euclid Ave
Res
Reid Lang CO
Howie
Wilson Hiroe
Peronlen
Thadras
Grocery Department
Rolls Tollet
Folger
Richelieu
Thas
Campbells
Bessie Knight
East 3956
Panama Theatre
Mississippi River
Carter Case
Craig
Saturday Evening Post
Herbert Robinson
Tom MIX
the Man of Bronz
Featuring
Lewis S. Stone
Secord
Keystone
William Fox
Star Dramatic Woman
Gaumont News
Kitty Gordon
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