The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
With Mn. Theo. Shelton, where will q.
main until after the fair.

With Mn. Theo. Shelton, where will q
main until after the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Arnold, oi Kassa.
City. former residents Of Aedalis. spen
FRIDAY at Bismarck Grove. Kansas. They
attended banquet about nooa that dsy
which Was given on the grounds.
Mrs. Thco. Shelton and so~s, al St
Louis, who have been Spending the SUM
mer ut the residence Of her father, Maj
Gentry. in the suburbs If this city, return
ed to their home yesterday morning.
MIR. and Nm. Vim. n. Moore Ieft las
week for a trip to Ireland and other point:
in Europe. They will 60 by the Inmau
line OH the steamer City Of Berlin. They
will probably remain two months.
Mrs. Bienenstok and children, who
have b.rn visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Davis, On the corner Of Seventh
and Kentucky streets. returned to their
home in 81, Louis. yesterday morning.
f! "A grand concert will take place mex,
Tuesday evening at the Congregational
church, in this city, Al which number Ol
our best artists will assist. The pro.
gramme will embrace elocution and music
Misses BESSIE Hare and Sallic Chigsley
and Mes.r>. J. w. Baldwin, II. Mccullough
John Hammer and II. =. Mcneil. Of La
monte. were in town visiting the Good
Templar's lodge Friday evening.
Mrs. X. &. Ninnedge, Of Hamilton, o.,
spen, Yesterday in Sedalia, visiting the
family Of Mr. l.. F. Fessenden, on Ninth
street. She eft last evening for Lamonte,
which place she will make her future
home.
Mrs. Maggie Giblan and her sister,
Miss Nellie Daniels, III Olathe, Kansas,
WHO have been in this city visiting friends,
left last evening for Kansas City, where
they will remain uutil after the fair at
that place.
MIR and Mrs. Lee Clark, Of Parsons,
Kansas. put in a day OF pleasure at Bis
marck Grove, Kansas fair, on Friday
They were disappointed at not seeing the
great twen:y-mile race. They returned to
Kansas City that evening in palace car
on the Kansas Pacific road.
Among the pleasant affairs lately was
the marriage of Conductor w. X. Max
we'll, of the south end Of the NJ, K. 4 T..
to Miss Eta Ward, Of Fort Plain, New
York, at highnoon, Thursday. September
g, 1881. Mr.. Maxwell is extensively and
iavcrably known in railroad circles
throughout the west Miss Ward is sis
ter of Mn. Angel Matthewson. of Parsons,
both of whom are well-known BY society
people in Sedalia. The BAzoo extends its
hearty congratulations.
Mr.. and Ms. Latour gave IN enter
tainmcut at the formers photograph par
lor last Thursday evening 70 . select num-
her OF their friends. which was veyv enjoy
able. While not following out . regular
programme. yet each feature Of the evening
was quite complete. Dancing and music
Refreshments were served in the hostess
well-knowu elegant manner. Among the
guests were Misses Mabel and Gcrtie Van
Camp. Annie Doiin, OF 81. Louis: Mr.. and
Mrs. HinsdaIe, Messrs. Fred. Geuuther, r.
Fry, T. Lewis and others.
Last Tue day evening q small com.
pany assembled at the residence OF DR..
Miller, on Broadway, for the purpose Of
giving his daughters, Who were going
away to attend school, a pleasant fare
we'll. Music was the principal feature
Of the evenings entertainment. duet By
Misses Hardcastle and Lamy, entitled,
by the Blue Sea" calling forth grea, xp-
plause. Among those present were.
Misse. Hortense Philips, Matte Parker,
Katie Faulhaber, Matte Brown, Mamie
Hoeue, Messrs. Cord Hall, Frank Hard
castle, Walter Kent. Louis Beck and Prank
Pierce.
A service OF song will he given at the
First Baptist church this evening, which
promises 70 b. uuexceptionable in every
particular. The theme will be the Com
ing Of Christ" There will also Be a
chant service and . chorus, "Moses in
Egypt" selections from, TopliAe, RaAx;ni
and Abt. The closing number will b.
Moxart's grand Gloria" The singers will
Sopranos, Misses Lena Stock
and Julia Castle: contralto, Miss Lena
Gsllie; tenors, Messrs. Gray and Jacobs
bassos, Messrs. REYNOLDS and Leake.
Those who attend cannot fail TO BE- pleas
I'd, as the singers are among the very best.
The festival given By the lsdier Of the
Ohio street Methodist church rooms, last
Thursday evening, was Q success in every
particular. The receipts amounted u
dollars. The following was
the menu: Java coffee and tea, cold
salmon sandwiches, ham sand
witches, raw oysters. cold ham. bread. ice
cream, cake.
Among those present were Mis- Hor,ensc
Philips and her cousin, Miss Celia Groes-
beck Of Independence, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Barrett, Mr.. Newkirk and family, Mrs.
James Montgomery and her cousin, Miss
Ming Of Marshall, Miss Clara and Lixaie
Allen and many Others.
Society Elsewhere
wARRENEBC-RG.
Miss Fannie Aide is visiting friends
in Sedalia.
Miss Nellie Rogers is visiting friends
and relatives in Sed2lia.
Miss Ida N. Csrhart returned from
her visit to Macon county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Of Holden,
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