The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
SOCfAL,CHAT.
Posting Lifs's Ledger With Daily
Accounts.

Posting LiSs's Ledger With Daily
Accounts.
There has been desrth in public amuse
nens the past week. the only one being III,
entertainment given in behalf Of the Calvary
Chapel. II wss cell attended and highI!
creditatle to thosr who got il up.
The theatre and minstrel men aeem 4
give SedsIis the go-hy. II IL said that mos
Of them object 10 the right of the owner o
Smiths Hall 10 reserve for his own Use q
whole private box. The Goldens are billed
1t Richmond Ray county, this week.
In another column will be found de.
acription Of the marriage of Nj. Gilbert
warne To Mis- Amy Gum. A Kansas
City paper gives M account al the marriage
of Mr.. Thomas &. Bullene. the dry goods
prince Of that place. to Mics Annie Sms1r
daughter Of John Smarr, E~q,, one Of the
oldest citisens Of Independence, while the
groom. . son Of Mr.. T. &. BuIIene. Of the
6rm Of Builene, Moores 4 Emery, il one oil
the best known young men in the city. The
Rev. Mr.. Buck performed the ceremony
the usl.ers we're Mes~n. e. r. wirg.te. l.
Moore. Henry Craig. Charles Train, Arthur
Weaver and Will Thsyer. The att ndants
were Miss Fannie Mc(iee and Mr.. Ole Bal
lens, Misa Gertie Bullene and Mr.. Gardner
Lashrop, Viss Annie G;oA and Mr.. Charles
Smith. The bride was given away by her
brother John. The music wss grand, the
clancei was elegantly decorated and ligbte,:
up with tspen. and the church was
crowded. Just over the entrance Ia the
chancel Was suspended large nsonogrsm-
the initials Of the surnamer of the bride
and groom. The beautiful and impressive
marriage ceremony Of the Episcopal church
being ended the wedding party drove to the
residence Of T. B. Bullene. E-q., where an
eIegsntspread Of the good sh'"ss Of life pre-.
pared by Morton. the caterer, awaited them.
The bride and groom left on their wedding
tour to Chicago. They will returnio Kan.
sas City in about ten days
This wedding il social event long antic-
pated.
Two years ago the BAzoo gave an ex.
tended account Of the visit Of Mn. Riden-
baueh. . widow, and her daughter. Miss
Cora Baker. At Sweet Springs. While there
abe met Col. Baker, prominent newspaper
man from New Orleans. from whom she
had been divorced. They made up their
mutual difference and the old love return
ed. They will soon be married. Al present
Ms. Ridenbaugh and her daughter are re-
siding on Walnut street. in St. Louis. Miss
Baker is one Of the han,lsome-t young ladies
in the State.
Miss Alice Crowell, Of Keokuk. lows,
. charming young lady, cousin OF Mrs.
Wsrne, nee Amy Gum, Of Fort Scott, vent
north Friday night enroste home from Fort
Scott, where she Vas one Of the attendants
1t her pretty cOusin's wedding.
Rev. J. E. Wheeler and family. of In-
passed down the road . fe~
days sgo. Ms. Wheeler and the children
were IN route south. Mr.. Wheeler il ex-
pecied to spend Christmas With friends in
Sedalia.
Mis- Mamie Brown come to Kirkwood,
No., from Jacksonville. Illinois. las, week.
She will visit in Kirk wood for me time.
Miss Ada Orrick. of Kirkwood. 10 ex-
pected will visit Sedalia this winter.
Theodore Shelton and family, Of St.
Louis expec. TO visit Sedalia during the
holidays.
A special from Sherman to the Calves
ton Ness, says that Mrs. Mary S,imson,
for long time proprietress Of fashionable
millinery establishment there. has lately
developed . sad case Of iementa. She has
been addicted to the use Of opium for some
lime. That, together with a rapid decline
in her once lucrative and fashionable pa
tronage, is the cause assigned for her Sad
tate Of mental alteration. She is the
mother Of the present vile of Brick Pome-
roy. and Mr.. and Ar.. Pomeroy have Just
arrived in Sherman to take her to Chicseo +,
Tor treatment.