The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06

last, the ladies present were very attractive
features. inasmnch A. they displayed the
colors OF the PLAYERS in the game BY wear
ing pretty knots Of blue and white ribbon.
After the finest playing was over, these
were presented to tho victOrs as souvenirs.
Messrs. l.emist, Lewis, Rose and kelk
we're the recipients.
Misses Jennie, Julia, Hattie and
Katie Miller. daughters Of IDr. Miller,
will leave ON Thursday next for Columbia,
where they will attend the Christian col
lege. Miss Jennie will devote her time
to the study of vocal music. while the
younger sisters participate in the usual
school course.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Mamie
Brown entertained q small number OF
her particular friends 1t her residence on
Broadway. The xmusements Of the occa-
sion consisted Of music, social converse
ton, games. ETC., and were all greatly en-
joyed. Among those present we're Misses
Mamie Hogue, Susie Evans. Katie Fsul-
haber and Messrs. J. II. Boutwell,, Cord
Hall, Walter Kent.
by private telegram received yester-
day from GAINESVILLE, Mo-, the BAzoo
learns the painful intelligence that Mrs.
K. T. Gentry is no better. This lady, SO
we'll known among the young people Of
Sedalia, has been for days past on the
verge Of the grave. and deaths door is
hourly expected to open to her. The
young husbani aud relatives have the
coincidence Of friends and acquaintance
everywhere.
A pleasant equestrian party visited
the park yesterday morning for the pleas
ure of the ride, and also to witness the fine
horscmanship Of Miss Nellie Archer. In
the party were Miss SaIlie Porter. Miss
Emma Newkirk, Miss Laura Yeater, and
Messrs. John Gentry. Warren Galbreath
and T. Kehoe. Milliard Bullard occupied
q carriage in company With the Misses
Miller.
Last Friday evening Misses Clara and
Lizzie Allen entertained a number of their
friends with an elexan, supper At their
home on Fifth street After the supper
WAS disposed Of the evening vas spent in
social conversation. music, etc. Those
present were Misses Mary and Bettie Cen
try, Lizzie hampton, and Messrs. T. ke-
hoe. 7. J. Fry, W. H. Thorpe, J. II. Both
we'll. c. Bullen, n. Billiard and J. 4.
Mcdonnell.
A pleasant social entertainment was
given at the residence Of Major Beck Fri
lay evening. in honor Of his daughter,
Miss Ella. who is soon to leave for Lex.
ington to attend school. The principal
amusement MAS dancing. but during the
evening an elegant banquet was served, to
which all did justice. Among the ladies
and gentlemen present were Misses Lena
Gallie, Hattie Oveiishine, Eva Johnson,
Mary hampton, Annie SimOnds. Lucy
Thompson. Manic Iogue and Will Rev
nold>, Henry Esls, Frank Pierce. Arthur
johnson, I'd. Sanford, Julius Sartele,
Louie Beck, :. Hoffman. Will Hoffman.
Miss Della Har,lcastle gave pleasant
social party at her residence on Seventh
street, ON last Friday evening. in honor of
hcr cousins. the Misses Hardcastle, of
Kansas City, which was very enjoyable
The amuseMcnts consisted Of dancing. etc.
Elegant refreshments were served Of cake,
cream and fruit. The music for the dane
ing was furnished BY the Italian band in a
very satisfactory manner. Some beautiful
songs were rendered BY Misses Mabel and
(;er,ie Van Camp during the evening, with
the harp accompaniment. Taken all in
all. the affair vas > delightful one and
gave much pleasure to the participants.
Among the guests present were Misses
Alice and Sallie Hsrdcastie, Misses Mabel
and Gertie Van Camp. Miss Annie Dolin,
ofSt. Louis. and Messrs. Cord Hall, Wal
ter Kent. Gus Lamy, Ernest Lamy, Wal
ter Scott. OF Illinois, Charlie Taylor and
Frank HIrsicastle.
A. X. Horning IL back from trip to
Kansas.
j. W. Keyser left for st. Louie on
Thursday mornings traia.
Prof. W. H. smith, our county school
commissioner, il ho0e on . visit.
Our postmaster, &. +. Gum, took q
run to Fl. Scott last night to see his
mother.
It. q. Williams. our talented youns
lawyer, returned this week from trip up
in Iowa.
Miss Lesa Barlow, Of Clinton, VA
over last week visiting her friend, Mn
r. II. Fox.
Il. A. Ross, the popular representative
OF Hall 4 Keller, paid Calhoun . business
call Friday.
Henry Mundson, assistant possnaste,
oil Calhoun, returned homo iron Bates
county Wednesday.
S. II. Kensinger expects to remove
with his family 70 the country next week
We regret yerv much. indeed To zee them
90.
w. o. Dupree and family have n.
rived from Kentucky. Prof. b. il to b
principal Of our school for the coming
yesr.
DIR. J. W. Gray has moved into his
new house. The doctor has nice home
now, and his house is an ornament to our
little city.
Mr.. II. &. Demuth. your very worthy
assistant postmaster, and his estimable
lady. came down on Saturday evenings
train and made us q deli1htfui call