The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
SEDAl.lA SOCIETY.

Miss Anna Hahn has gone to ST. Loui,
10 visit friends.
Mrs. G. 4. Buck. OF Nevada. was il
this city last week.
b B. Goodrich and family are camp
ing cut at McAllister Springs.
Mrs. Chas Roll has been in Warsaw
the past week, visiting friends
Miss Hortense Philips has returned
from her visit to Sweet Springs.
Miss Bette aud Mamie Rogers ART
visiting friends at California, No.
Mrs. Highleyman and her two son,
have gone to Colorado Oh a visit.
Miss Mary Whitehead has returned
from her visit to McAllister Springs.
Mrs. NJ. +. Allen, Of Paris, Texas,
speu, few days in this city last week
s &. Gold and family have been a,
Me-Allister Springs spending few days.
Miss Matte Douglass has been in
Jefferson City the past week, visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. $. Baker have been
visiting friends in Palestine, Cooper
county.
Mrs Strothcr, sister Of Col Joe Green,
returned to her home in st. Louis Friday
morning.
Mrs. Dr. Depp has been visiting reia-
tives and friends in the ncighborhood OF
Bunceton.
Mrs. Albert Parker and Miss Matte
have returned from their visit at McAl:is-
ter Springs.
Miss Lizzie Shaw, Of Brownsville, was
in this city last Thursday, ON a shopping
expedition.
Mrs. Il. Menifee, of Denver. Colorado.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. John
Menifee, OF this city.
Mrs. J. l.. vickers. Of Montrose. was
in this city last week visiting the family
of Prof. Gully.
Mrs. :. l.. Highleyman entertained q
fe~ friends at her residence on Broadway
Wednesday evening
Miss Norma Bettes, acharming young
lady ci Holden, Mo-, is in the city, the
guest of Mr.. c. NJ. Sheafe's family.
Mr. T. Keho and Miss Emma New
kirk enjoyed an early horseback ride to-
gether on last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. G. T. Hardcastle, with her
daughters, Miss Della and Lilly, have re-
turned from protracted visit to Sweet
Springs.
Mrs. r. ID. Gully. Mrs. Frank Childen,
McCubin are sojoUrning at Mc!Allister
Springs.
Miss Sadie Bennett and Ella Clifford,
Of East Sedalia, left for McAllister Springs
Friday evening, where they will spend
Sr2day.
Misses Mary, Mamie, Bette and Eva
Gentry. Mrs. j. N. Oficld, and Mrs. Theo
shelton returned on Monday last from
Sweet Springs.
Miss Mary Holmes. Of Jefferson City,
who has been visiting her friend Miss
Nellie Ingram. in Sedalia. returned to her
home last week.
Mrs. Sample, Misses Maggie and
Emma Hobericht, and Mr.. Chas. Driver
OF California, No.. were the guest OF Mr.
Peter Denchaler, last week.
Mrs. McAfee and Miss Lutte Samuel,
OF Nevada, Mo-, who have been visiting
Mrs. w. A. Mcmillan for some time, left
Thursday for Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. NJ. }. Westheimer, of Boonville,
and her daughter, Mrs. Edwards, Of How
ard county, Were the guests of Mrs. IL. {.
Levins in this city, las, week.
Miss Deda Adams. who was i'm this
city from Dowagiac, Michigan, visiting
her cousin, B. II. Lyon, went to Chicago TO
attend the wedding of q friend, after which
she will again return here.
Miss Deda Adams is quite an accom-
plished clocutionist. and those who heard
her Rotations at the entertainment given
in her honor by Mrs. B. r. Lyon, speak
very highly Of her ability in that re-
sIect.
Mr.. and Mrs Captain l. II. Mc(iinness,
OF St Louis, spent Thursday and Friday
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Gould, on
Fifth street Capt. McGinness is superin-
undent OF the Belt railroad, in East st.
Louis.
Mrs. G. W. Medley leaves this morn
ing for Madison, Wis, on a six weeks
visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Neely
is one of our most acceptable society
friends, and the BAzOO wishes her pleas
ant visit.
Mrs. &. l.. Shepherd, after an absence
al nearly five weeks in southern Indiana,
among relatives and friends, returned on
Saturday evening. She reports a very en-
ioyable visit and thinks there is mo home
like the old home"
Mrs s. ID. Hendricks left last night
fcr Milford, ILL.,, where she goes on visit
70 friends. On Friday evening she enter
tanned quite number Of he friends at her
residence, on west Second street. Dancing
and other amusements were INDUCED in
until late hour.
Piano playing in this city is becoming
one of the commonest ways of entertain
ing friends extant. If only some way
could be invented whereby the constant
practice upon the instrument could be
done in strict silence, some tortured ears
might again feel relieved
Miss Ida Levant, who is at present
stopping in this city, and who is to repre-
sent Missouri in the contest between Kan
sas and this state, for the belt of horse