The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-21

WISHING his brOther-ln-iaw. MI. y. ..
Hughes, of Georgetown. Mr.. Cake was
once a well-known contributor to the St.
Louis Republican and is a writer OF much
ability.
The "Assembly's" bal masque at
Sichers' park, on the 2lst, promises to be
a grand affair. Some novel as we'll as
unique costumes have been prepared for
the occasion and no doubt ii will be a
brilliant affair.
| Mr.. Lutte WEIGH has accepted the po-
| sition of train master on the St. Louis,
Chicago L. New Orleans railroad, and will
hereafter make his home i'm New Orleans.
Mrs. Welch, well-known as dot" will
soon follow him to the Crescent City.
The members OF the Congregational
church gave one of their pleasant sociables
at the residence of Mr.. Harrison Box, on
Fourth street, lasts Thursday evening A
large number of guest was present, and the
evening was spent with music and coversa-
ton.
The valentine sociable at Mrs. J. w.
Gentry's residence, on Broadway, last Tues
day evening, in the interests of the Chris
tian church, was very largely attended,
there being probably $50 persons present
An elegant supper was served and the
evening was very delightfully."- spent.
Mrs. Donohue, the well known teacher
OF music, will lin conjunction with her class
OF young ladies, give a concert at the Bap-
fist church, next Thursday evening Feb
ruary 23d. A charming programme has
been arragned for the occasion, and the
selections from such we'll known musical
composers as Winner, Rossini, Won Weber,
Mendelsohn and Wallace cannot fail, un-
der the skillful Interpretation oil the really
brilliant musicians composing the class.
| TO give satisfaction 10 all lovers of good
| music.
Mrs. 5. NJ Beiler gave a coffee" in
| honor of a number of her lady friends AT
her pleasant residence on Broadway, last
| Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
menu served on the occasion embraced
everything that money could buy or taste
suggest, and was deliberately and beautifully
arranged. There were thirty Eight ladies
present and many exquisite toilets graced
the occasion. Among those present were
Mesdames III. c. Sinnett. L. L. Teasdale,
of ST. Louis :: J. L. Wilson, of Lexington.
Mo. w. j. Maltby, J. III. Merit. t. NJ
Donohue, J. c. Thompson, f. Lamy, III. &.
Demuth, G. z. Brown, f. c. Potter, j. III.
Hogue, j. II. Barrett, L. NJ. Hatch, I A.
Beattie, J. ID. Crawford, w. l. Beitler, r.
c. Sneed, j. +. Philips, +. l.. Philips, l.. f.
Sheldon, A. ID. Jaynes John Walmsley, J.
NJ Clute, III. HI. Marean. T. W. Cloney, j.
NJ. Ofield. John l.. Hall, \. Brown, l.. A.
Ross, John A. Lacy, J. H. Marean. Also
Misses Bell Hall, Maggie Sneed, Saliie
Potter and Allie Ritter.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Nance,
/ on West Fourth street, last Monday even
/ ing. 1t WAS the tenth anniversary of their
marriage, and their many friends con-
| cluded TO give them substantial, as we'll
as pleasant surprise. That they succeeded
! i'm the fullest extent there can be no doubt
| A pleasant feature OF the surprise was the
refreshments, which were brought entirely
bv the guests. The brides cake. a magni-
| ficent structure, bearing the dates February
! l., 1872, and February l., 1882. was pre-
! scented to the bride and groom by Mrs 4.
! 4. Slack, Mrs. Lon NanWagner and Mrs. J.
/ VI. Bronson. 4 number of the guests were
musical, and favored the company with
choice selections OF vocal and instrumental
music. The following presents were made:
Miss Carrie Gold, waiter Mrs. L. C.. New
/ ton dust pan and brush Mrs 5. C. Gold.
tea canister; Mrs. Slack, crumb pan and
brush Mrs. Havelrv and daughter. rice
boiler Babe Mills, patent boiler and flour
sitter Mrs. Weile' and daughter, coffee
boiler; Mr.. Liphard and wife, stew ket-
tie Milton Reiber, spice box Mrs. r.
II. Moses, fruit dish Miss Hattie Leach,
soap dish Miss Della Inch, a spice
chest Mr.. Whitney and wife, cake
chest Lon Van Wagner and wife, gram
tie ware teapot; Mrs John Rippey, a knife
trav Mr. Reiber and wife. crumb pan
and brush Mrs Mills, beautiful majol-
lea bread plate DIR. and Mrs. Bronson, an
egg beater and patent clothes sprinkler j.
j. Baker, spice chest Mrs. HeInlein and
daughter, china pickle plate Mr.. Lang
don, spice tray with boxes Mrs. Kent, a
set of good luck sauce dishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houston celebra-
ted the tenth anniversary of their wedding
last Thursday night, at the Gen. Smith
mansion, on Broadway, in very elegant
manner. The large and handsome rooms
of the residence were beautifully arranged
| for the occasion, and readily accommodated
the many guests. The first marriage, ten
years ago, had been witnessed by number
of those present. Mrs. Houston was hand
somely attired in white silk dress, with
bridal veil and orange flowers, and looked
almost as young and fair as when first
she became a bride Refreshments were
served, consisting of elegant cake, fruit, etc.
The number of presents was large and
varied, and, although they were of tin,
some of them were very costly. Among
the guests present were Rev. S. Sharpe,
Miss Limerick. of Lexington; Mrs &C. Or
rick, of St. Louis; Mrs. VIM. NJ Williams,
of Boonville; Col. John F. Philips and
wife, DIR. f. C. Evans and wife, J.C
Thompson and wife, John Montgomery, jr.,
J. NJ. Byler and wife, S. NJ. Beiler and
wife, Mrs. John L. Hall, Mrs. c. Demuth,
Adam Ittel and wife, Mrs. Louis Kumm,
E. E. Philips and wife, Mrs. l. F. Shell
don, Capt. Harry Demuth and wife, II. H.