The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-02

! Tuesday evening last, in honor of Miss
! Lulu Beedy. III Windsor, daughter OF j.
e. Beedy, ri that place. There were at
least thirty young masters and misses in
attendance, and the evening was very
pleasantly passed. The amu,cments were
music, dancing. games and the like. Re-
ireshments. consisting of cake, ice cream
4, and lemonade were served and partaken OF
with much enjoyment. Among those present
were: Misses Emma and Lottie Lyon, Nav
! and Ella Cummings, Carrie Babcock,
! Mabel Cute, Bessie and Mabel Green.
Lydia Kent, Oracle Shepherd. Anna Mertz,
Stella Montgomery, Susie Neat, Oracle
/ Thompson, Msdge Sturgis. Anna
| Richardson, and Masters George Mackey,
Oscar Brown, Tom and George Cummings.
Tom Sturgis, Ben Lyon, Hermie Scott and
Garlic Thompson.
An impromptu social party was
given ut the residence oi Mrs.. Ben b.
Lyon. on Broadway, on Thursday evening,
in honor Of Miss Deda Adams, an accom-
. plished and pleasant young lady OF Dow
agiach, Michigan. Miss Deda j. a cousin
III Mr. Lyon and has been in Sedalia for
some weeks. The amuSements were varied.
consisting OF vocal and instrumental
elegant supper was served ut eight o'clock.
OF which the guests part""k with hearty
ze>t. Among the MANY who were present
NAV be mentioned: Misses Emma and
Ida Newkirk, Misses t:ist, Mis-, Allie Rit-
/ ter, Hiss SaIIie Potter. Mis-, Doolit,le, OF
Cleveland. Ohio: Miss Allie Chapalear.
Carrie Roper, Messrs. Tom Keho, w.
n~lo
Stanton. The vocal music MAS furnished
BY Misses Potter, Newkirk and ;ist the
instrumental BY Mr.. and Mr.. Lyon and
their little daughter Emma.
Society Elsewhere.
MOBERLY.
Mrs. Kate \. NJ. Basket, OF this city,
died at Miami on Thursday evening, July
2lst.
A. N. Mason and wife, oil the Paris
Mercury, and Geo. b. Caldwell and wife, OF
Paris, were in the city yesterday on their
way to Randolph Springs
ArCHIsON.
Miss Kittie Garside is visiting in
Kansas City.
Miss Tolu Thomas has gone to Kansas
City ON u visit.
Rev. W. A. Bosworth and family start
I'll for Ohio last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Bosworth will probably return in two
weeks, but Mrs. BOsworth will remain for
an extended visit in Ohio.
BUTLER
A. N. Hager, OF Sedslia, vas in the
city last week.
IS. p. Day and wife have returned
from their eastern trip.
Mrs. w. f. Walton returned from .
lengthy visit to relatives in Iowa few
days since.
It. w. Childs and daughter, Nellie, ex-
pect to leave for Eureka Syringe to-mOr-
row. They will PROBABLY remain during
the season.
The following teachers are employed
for the ensuing year in the Butler public
school: Prof. Star, principal; ". W.
Brown. Mr.. Umstead. Miss Ella Helm,
Miss BellRodgers, Miss Madge Bowden,
Miss Lizzie Tatzewell, Miss Lille Stevens,
and Miss Ada Butler.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Mrs. p. NJ. Willis went to Warrens-
burg last week on short visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Bronson, of Chicago, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Baston.
-Jno. b. Kuiel and Miss Ella Howard,
Of California were married at the Monroe
house, in this city last Sunday.
Miss Nav Holmes is in Sedalia visit
ing her friend, MissMollie Ingram, daugh-
ter OF B. II. Ingram, clerk Of the circuit
court Of Pett.s county.
Prof &. w. Walthall, of the deaf and
dumb institution at Fulton. was married
on Wednesday morning to Miss Hannah
Fitzgerald. Rev. Mr.. Margeurs performed
the ceremony and prof. Kerr interpreted
for Miss Fitzgerald. They have gone east
ON a bridal tour.
Mrs. $. +. Bassett and her daughter
have returned from ExcelsiorSpriugs.
Mrs. Clint Allen, of Liberty, has been
on short visit to her father, A. p. Settle
esq.
Miss Fanny Story, Of Monroe county,
is on visit to her friend Mrs. John Dun
ham.
Miss Laura King. Of Kentucky, daugh-
ter Of Judge Walter King, is here as the
guests Of Miss Belle Sewer.
Miss Matte Gamer has returned from
visit to relatives in Howard county
She was well pleased with her enjoyment
there.
A pleasant picnic will be held at
Wells grove, One-half mile northwest OF
Orrick on Thursday August 4th, and many
Of our Richmond society people are pre-
pairing to attend.
A grand social picnic was given at
Millville, near here on Saturday last. A
very large crowd was present, and every
thing passed ofhappily. There were games,
swings, booths with ice cream, lemonade,
ETC., and many other enjoyable features.
1t has been estimated that fully three
thousand people were present.
HARRISBURG
Mrs. w. c. McClung has removed to