The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
DINNERS AND CALLERS.
How They Set EN- Up 10 the Boys
Yesterday,

The principal hotels treated their guests
TO fine dinners yesterday. SI.hers placed
upon their tables an deliberately gotten up
dinner. -Four courses q. the
best and the choicest, :suiiie--iy Cooked
and Prlncely served, superlutended IN .9r-
son by The hoS's and ho-le->es W a. paIiaken
Of hy their guests, patrons aud Invited
Friends
Never in the history Of Sedalia wa
there 80 foe a public dinner served - she
ore above mentioned. 10 SIcEsr bro-.
belongs the great credit.
TEE GARRISON
is never behind am body or VIII IL Ice ex-
celIed. Theirs was furnished with the
goodies OF the .eascn, and many a mac had
his palate tempted a. he tasted the good
quality of choice edible- placed upon The
tables and -erved with lie usual good ias;e
and judgment.
KAISER
thinks more of celebrating the rev year
than he does 81. Patrick'- day. He set
most sumptGous dinner 10 hi regu.a:
boarders and many invited guests thai .'ar-
took Of his hospitality, at hi= restaurant,
ON Second street. Wines were opened, sci
upon the tables, and drank by las friends
to hls prosperity for the coming year.
Many private dinne;s We're given an'i
lew family reunions were heard %. IL dit
ieIent paris Of The city.
new YEaEs CALLS
we're not as numerous ihis year IS that Of
previous years, owing solely 10 the fact Of
the very Indictment weather nndericu; IL a,
s.l 10. Iii. -.,s Z l..
sh0ne with respiend' mt beauty, sn't not a
cloud marred the blue Canopy II Heasen
from sun TO sun.
Notwithstanding the slu-h uEderfco'.
several squads we're out ard did The ei.y by
means OF carriages and sieighs, nIssiing AT
every place most uunifcent Lospit El;iy,
for which Sedaiia is noted. and also icing
greeted with u hearty We come, kind wishes
and a bright anticipation OF The future,
which it is TO be hoped the new year Will
he frAugh!.
While by no means was the street cold ans!
cherries. Inside the dwelling, tbs callers
were greeted with warm paiiU-s, Smiling
faces and deliberately gotten up rsiIes.
ments.
Mrs. Sed Cotton and Miss ChaIrpl-ar
welcomed callers into the brightly lighted
parlors Of the Smith mansion ca broad
way. Mrs. Smith vas ii! anl I'D not AZ
tend the paclor.
Mrs. s. II. Boiler, corner al " ASA
chG-etts and Broadway, ibei c-iiers At tho
door with smile and bid them sricuu.s
10 her psrlor, where she was ably assisted
by Mrs Il III. Allison aid Ncs. Hxas'n>
in entertaining guests IN he- usual rssal
and royal style.
The house of 5. l.. ii:g:leym.n, ou
| Broadway, was thrown open To iiisads, anf
Mrs. II. did the agreeable Co c.iis.s shs
saw e. 90 pay tribute 10 tie tiuie hcnvre,'
custom of Happy New Year" visits. a
| more cheerful host and hostess was mol
found yesterday by callers.
Ms C. w. Blown, assisted b. Ma.
L. y. Brown and Misc Duckie Hof meis!er
q Alton, Illinois. greeted callers at the
residence OF L. w. Brown, on Massactu-
sets street. They served cake, coffee and
coniectioneries to the callers in great sbnn
dance and passed the compliments OF The
season with guests.
Mrs J. II. Hogue, on Fifth street, wa
yery ably assisted by Misses Ieiha and
Msmie Hogue and Miss Cisrk, a stranger
in the city, IN welcoming the callers anG
al-o in serving deliberately gotien up re-
| Treatments. This place IL = = ,nunym IT all
that Is elegan: and number one in every
particular. Callers On the glad New
Year rarely leave this place ont.
/ Tie Misses HenG-r-oHs, assisted h.
Hrs Tom Finley and Nj. Cora'e Wbi.r.
Of Glasgow, welcomed guests n, Mr.. Hen
ierson's on West Seventh street, ana en-
rer:aiaeti them with iheir winsOnle wsSS
aud u full measure oil their conversations!
powers. liz Was pleasant. IA warm p.rigrs
cleaning bright with blaze 0i gas light
A. compliments We're exchanged and ha.e4
Cor the future extended by both iiis host
esses and the guests.
Mrs. L. w. Cloney, at their paiatis
residence in the western sghu,h- % in- city.
vas aided by Mrs. ]. Vi. Oifi-!d. Mae
BETTE, Eva, Mary and Msmie Gentry, Mss
Lizzie Allen, of Seiaiia, aud Miss {; q
Esiill, of Howard county. The table
groaned beneath its weight Of good things
too many in number and too minute in ds
scripiion to enumerafe in the coinmns If a
newspaper, but suffice IL 10 say that
the COLLATION. was magnificent and was
served 10 all who came. Instrument al
music was given 10 the callers in h";neo
paihic dose. who seemed 10 have a keen
relish for the same, A. it WAS given hy The
young ladies who are accomplished per
formers on the piano. l; is needless 20 sag
that many called, and many were The
wishes of bright future showered upon
The host and hostess on this occasion.
Other pi ,ces we're open, including
Major William Bsck's and J. +. Italics.
both on Kentucky streets, where good
cheer and hearty receptions greeted the
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