Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-06
Dur AmuSements.

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passed that there has not cen i party some
where. and often TWO or three were held the
same night. We fear we vii. now settle down
I ; y melancholy -airnce. with not even y COM
panv Of >'r"iting MINISTRIES to break the mo-
uotonOu- drought.
Among the amuS-mruts OF the past week.
3 most noticeable event was the L-.p Year
N IL meeting. l'>t Friday evening. at the
residence of NJ. W. Withsrs, Esq. The ladies
realized that leap var was nearly gone, and
they concluded TO improve the time. The
following is 4 list Of those present:
Mr.. Lizzie Dunn and Miss Frank Tri-g.
Mr. lille Hollis and Miss A. ). Drew.
Mr.. Hattie - and Miss Frank Threikell.
Mr.. Nellie Ardinger and Miss charlie Royle.
Mr. Alice Waii-Il and Mis-, Dr.. Rice, of It.
LOUIS.
Mr.. Florence Arnold and Miss Bob Wilson.
Mr.. Nettie Wallace and Miss W.T.. Mu-Sroye.
Mr.. Maggie New and Miss W. Hicks.
Mr.. FANNIE WIidell and Miss W. Chapman.
of kentucky.
Mr.. Minnie Davis and Mis- Jerry Chamber
lain.
Mr. Susie Wadiell and Miss Kent Chambers.
Mr.. Rena Hill and NJ IS George Barker.
Mr.. Emma Harnhou-" and Miss Arch Williams
Mr. Annie CIagett ana Mis-, Perkins.
Mr.. Annie tlageti. of -. Joe, and Miss Gay
Tate.
Mr.. Abbie Tate and Miss John Henry.
Mr.. Lulu Watson and Miss Ran Vaughan.
Mr.. Nellie ByrtIn and Miss Willie New.
Mr.. Bette Wadirll and Miss Ike i;yland.
Mr.. Lizzie Bail and Miss Lee Ewing.
Mr.. Kate thanslor aud Miss Shields.
Mr. Dora Stspr and Mise scissor.
NJ N.,,;, I-.nl.Tr ~ &fE-u - -
Nj. Mary Williams. OF st. Joe, Mr.. Bcttie
Atk nson and Mis-, Lee Atkinson.
- Win, Il aul Mr. WIlmot.
Mes7rs. MDlli-:Grant, 1I"l!le Allen, Fannie
Raylr, Mrs. WsIdell, Mr. Earh"il. Mr.. New.
nj i few Vihers.
The gentlemen OF the evening" behaved
very calamity, even to waking in the snow
and gavin. their company the beaten track;
AMI the company very meekly accepted
all courtesics offered. even TO taking seats
while the dear little gentlemen stood up.
ABOUT II O'Clock the company were Inri-
tad into the dining rom TO partike OF re-
fre,hmcuts, aud they eagerly accepted. The
table vs. a very tempting one, being loaded
down with bread, butter, ham. tongue, cOf-
fee. pickles. cakes, candies, nrts, etc. The
"grutiemen" distinguished themselves iy
their poiit,ne>,, a. they even held the dishes
while the ''lidic-,' with provoking slOwnesS
i~ei~urely satisfied their wants. 4 mcrritr
crowd than that coui! not have been found.
After supper Mr.. Emma Farmhouse favored
the audience by reciting a couple of tbs best
selections. which were highly appreciated
and loudly applauded. Mr.. Florence Ar
mold, M-ssrs. Wadteil ana others entertain
ed the company with vocal and instrumental
music. Some of the younger ones INDUCED
in "WeeyIly Whest''and drunken Sailor. "
The party broke up about II O'clock, every
one declaring that it was i yery.pleasant af-
fair.
THE L~IEDERkRANI BALL.
The LiederkranZ Society gave a bal! at
Arcaua Hall on New Years night. II was
very largely attended, and is pronounced by
all as the best thing of the sort we have had
for a long time. Good music was in attend
ance, and the dancing was kept up till a late
hour. The supper was elegant, just such a
the society so well know how to furnish.
The ball was altogether ~well-conductsd,
and those who attended were highly pleased,
and look forward with pleasure to future
entertainments by the society.
PRIVATE Parties
There have been numerous private parties
and social gatherings in the city and vIclni-
~ during the past week. On Thursday night
of last week the friends o! Miss MolIie Allen
paid her a k:rth-day Storm call. On Monday
night ther" "as Il party 4 Mr.. VIM. Chan
%slor's, which Mas very pleasant. On the
same night ne ir:~nds OF Rev. W. & g.
linms. pastor Of Tie MeIEo,iis' church. i
him u donation Visit. wLic' vas ve!r p
ant, and highly comEendsur. On IL,
night Mis-, Lizzie Young was st0rmed
linz her birthday. Tho party W. an"
oil. they We're handsome ent.rlliut
az g;eatlr enjoyed TIL evnniur. ana
= , Lizzie many ha ~ returns Of tn
Ga Thursday night ca crowi Of
AZ ! gentlemen went or. -tnrr Il.
Gotham. Ihey pear" .. "a /.
light was dark I'll ere COT
tig!led when they re n, m.
tIe warm and comfortable ,Il -uon
ished all WEAKNESS. Most o.rl-
masked. ar te gentlemen w.Tr D. "iIyr
ercIsed In = ing out who they were. r.
refreshments were elegant ar ~"undn
The party enjoyed themselves - .
that they coui,i not tear thCus. ZEE, aw,
till nearly l o'clock : MGi!Ir 1deI
stands the art oi maxim. r COLI te
comfortable.
NJ That .,~t -lt t-x,- l