The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
SWEET SPRINGS SPRAY.
Newsy Dots and Dashes Pick.
ed Up for the Readers
of the "BazOO."
The Society Reporters Notes
and Observations at
the Popular Re-
sort.
Spicy News for Sunday Reading
Gathered by the Sweat of
the Brow.

Spicy News for Sunday Reading
Gathered by the Sweat of
the Brow
While the number oil people is not "a
great u last week at the Springs, vet there
is certainly more enjoyment than at any
previous time this season. Groups OF Ia
dies arr found in the parlors and upon the
lawns, chatting in happy careless fashion
| that to the ODl0Oker Is particularly en-
joyable. 1t is trne, many OF the older so.
j0urners here have returned to their homes,
but these, had stayed out their allotted
times and would have gone under any cir
cumstances. The new comers fall into the
vacant places. and at once become at home
and enter the sociable spirit prevailing.
with the apparent ease OF happy hearts.
There is none Of that standing upon the
rigid foundation Of etiquette, sometimes
seen a, resorts Of thi, kind. Each vie, with
the other in sort Oi free masonry that
conversation. delightful to behold, and
much more delightful to participate in.
Too much cannot be said Of the ladies
composing the immediate household oi the
hotel. They are agreeable, understand the
best method ot entertaining and drawing
out. as it were, the class who a among
the sensitive and easily intinidxted beings,
and really are among the pleasantcs, COM
paniOns found in lie time. The intense
heat Oi the past few DAYS has interieretl
somewhat with the usual amu<ements at
the Springs. but some there are who brave
everything and throw OF the eiIec, Of the
heat - 4 garment.
SIPrINGs.
The Misses Ev,stein's and Goldsmith
return to their homes in ST. Louis, next
Wednesday.
"A number OF jefferson City people are
here, and they all seem compnnionablc in
the highest degree.
The Sweet Springs band" play some
compositions with much taste and bril-
liancv OF execution.
Mr.. Van Brunt and Mr.. Love were
pleasant additions to the assemblage in the
parlors yesterday afternoon.
Miss Cora Kinney, we'll known and
charming young lady from BOOnvillc, ar
rived yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett, Philips, OF Sc
dalia, are quite pleasant addition to the
social circle at the Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulett. of Kansas CITY.
who has been here for few DAYS, return
e,l home yesterday afternoon.
The list Of beux was very largely aug
mente,i by two handsome and courtly gen
tlemen from Kansas City yesterday.
DR.. Eams celebrated dentist III
st. Louis. is here and is prepared to ex-
tract or nil teeth oi any size, shape or DE-
gne.
There is slight prospect of cooler
weather for a short time. \ good breeze
sPrang up late yesterday evening. and still
continues.
Miss Beatrice Fairchild, OF New Or
leans, who has been here for short time
votes the pleasures OF the Springs quite
charming.
Mrs. X. 4. Wilson. talented and ac-
cOmplished lady Of Kansas City. arrived
Yesterday evening. Her advent was halt
cd with much pleasure.
Among those who ba,hed this MORN
ing at the salt pool. were Mrs. Cloney oi
Sedalia, Mrs. Aglar Of st. Louis, Mrs.
Twitchell OF Kansas City, and many Others
A new innovation in the culinary de-
Partment ri the kitchen i'm the shape of a
new cook. was perceptable in the improve
ment atthe table de hote yesterday and to-
day.
A large number Oi children were i'm
the bath this morning. and in their bath
ing dresses and their beautiful perfection
OF form. looked not unlike the tabled mer-
maids Of poetry and song.
A gentleman whose initials look like
this: r. l.-sent Miss Henrietta Epp-
stein a basket Of fruit from st. Louis last
week that was selected and arranged in an
exceptionally tasteful manner.
Miss Fannie Wadtlell OF Lexington.
has 4 very sweet voice, and all those who
had the pleasure Of hearing her in that
beautiful song entitled "Where Art Thou
my Beloved, admitted the fact.
About four p. m. the parlOrs Of the
hotel are almost deserted. People compose
themselves in their own private rooms
that they may indulge in siesta previous
to an appearance in the dress parade Of the
evening
Mr.. Al. Fairchild has left large va
cancy in the hearts Of his lady friends ut
the Springs, and they threaten to ''mOve
on the enemy" IN the shape OF that fasci-
mating Sedalia belle, whom he has gone to
visit.
The dancing last night was not as
vigorous nor As much indulged in as
formerly. People, as general thing, not
caring tn dance when the thermometer
stands at the interesting point Of 1919 in
the shade.
There are but few lady billiardests,
but those who engage in the game. enjoy
it very much and with practice will I'M
soon become experts. Miss NJ.
Crawford, sister Of Mrs. Marmaduke. is
considered the best player at present.
Miss Susie Waddell of Lexington
appeared at dinner, in pretty dress Of pale
pink null, exquisitely trimmed in merle