The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-26
SOCIETY NEWS.
SEIDAi.i


springs.
Mrs W. \. Rarick is sojourniny 4
McA!i:>ter Springs.
Col. john +. Philips returned iron
Sweet Springs last week
! Mr.. f.. Blair and family are ,oiourn
ing At McAllis,er Springs.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Carroll and ,hei
daughter, Alice. are at McAlli>tcr
Mr. W. ". Herald and family hav
gone To McAlii>ter to- remain >ome time.
J Mrs. Ne,>bUrg, al Jefferson Civ. ha
been here vi>itin. her sister Mrs Franz
Sicher.
+. Mrs. \. T. ESpen~chcid lei, Tor Tip
ton to spend Il lew days with friend, Tues
day evening.
! Mrs. y. {. Meniiee. mother OF Mr.
John Mcniiee. Is spending short >ea>o,
ut Mcilli>ter Spring.
Miss III. Nelson. -. Boonvi!lc. j. il
this city visiting her friend MIS- Matt,
Parker. oh Broadway.
Mis- Mary Farri>. daughter ii cx
Sheriff Farri>. III Atchi>oi. j. IN thu, ciu
visiting her friend Mis- Florence Ilager
Col. J. l.. Stephens ana hi, daughter
Miss Mittie. 81 R.unyiile. wer. in this ci,v
visiting the family oi DR.. Dcpp last We'd
nc>,;av.
MI. J. j. tockr-; ami lady cam,
down from Warrrn>burg. Tuesday ,rening
AMI >t"riei ri sichcr>, corner ihis,i AM
Ohio streets.
--tir. joan y. Stewart ami lii> daughter
Mis- Agnes. i-it ior McAili-ter Springs
Wednesday evening. aad will probably "
main -umc week.
4 little bir. has wii>pcrr,! e. the S,.-
cietv reporter III the B,zpo tina, SOME. oi
the Younger cla-> al gentlemen aIv "o;n"
To 20; badly LEI, e'er !uns.
MIR. Maggie Wyatt. who has been
Spending several weeks with her father
Dur Middleton. ii this city, lei; for her
h"rnc IA Ohio Wednesday morning.
Miss Jennie Franklin ami Mr.. Cha~.
.Nee>"n Were unite! in marriage Nv thc
Rev. ". u. Sartrweile u; the rSctorv I'll the
CAVIAR chU:ci OH Thursday evening
last.
Miss Emma Sauiel.lcr. who ha- been
viSi,ir!. her friend Mis- Emma Davis. and
who wa- crr"neor>!y rcporte,! a. having
gone I" sweet spring week ago. did not
get oti until Thursday evening.
Ms Lon Philips. oi California. No..
who Ea- been in the city visiting the
family a! her uncle Col, Philips. IN the
corner of Washington avenue and Fourth
streets returned 10 her home Thursday
morning.
Miss Dora Nev. ri Kansas CITY. vino
has be,n visiting her aunt. Mrs. Deu,sch.
on Filth street. Tor some time. and who III
ten,iei returning to her home last We'd
ne>day evening. has been persuaded to re-
main Vet Il little while longer
Miss Mary Morse, Of st. Louis. sister
of Mrs. y. e.. Stafford, and Miss Jennie
Mclean and Miss Matte Goode, oi Wash
ington. Mo-. niece, Of Mr.. Stafford. arrived
in this city Wednesday evening. and are
STOPPING at the home Of Mr.. Stafford. cor
ner Of Ninth and Lamine streets
Miss Emma Davis entertained few
Of her mu>icaliy inclined friends ut her
residence corner Of Seventh and Kentucky
streets last Tuesday evening. Ii was a
perfectly informal gathering, AMI num-
bercd among others. Misses (;ertie and
Mabel Van Camp. Prof. =. Perry and
Frank uardcas,lc.
A pleasant party was given by Miss
Mamie Brown to Il few of her friends. ut
the residence OF II. T. Lemist. Oh Broad
way. There were present, Misses Isabel
from 81. Louis. Katie Faulhaber. Mamie
Hogue, Matte Parker. Mamie Demuth.
The Young gentlemen present were, Walter
Kent, Cord Hall, JnO. X. Gentry, Harry
Eale>. F. L. HardcaStie, Mr.. EastOn. j. X.
LemI>; and {. 5. STRIKER.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Robert Il. Burhans, formerly of Green
Ridge. this county, to Miss Alice e. Burds-
all. who has been employed y, teacher
in the Franklin school i'm this city. The
will take place ut Lake Forest
at the residence of II. T.. Durand, brother
in-law Miss Of Burl>al. Lake Forest" is d
suburb of Chicago. The MANY warm
friends OF Miss b. in Sedalia extend con-
CALCULATIONS in advance. and trust that her
future may Ike in pleasant places.
The lawn sociable given by the ladies
of the East Sedalia Baptist church at the
residence OF Mrs. f. T. Brown last Friday
evening, was one Of the grandest Of sue
cesses. The lawn was brilliantly illumin-
mated with Chinese lanterns, locomotive
headlights, ETC., and presented very beau
tiful appearance. The Sedalia silver
cornet band, which is one OF the best in
the state, furnished the music for the Oc-
rasiOn. A handsome sum was Melted by
the sale Of ice cream, lemonade. cakes, ETC.,
which will he devoted to church purposes.
transpired to mar the pleasure of
those present, and when they retired at a
late hour, all were pleased with the man.
ner in which the evening had been spent
Il is estimated that there were two hum
1red persons present.
Society ElooWhsre.