The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-13

MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Philips, who
have been visiting relatives in this city
returned to their home in Kansas City
Wednesday evening.
Col. w. p. Shaw, of Brownsville, who
is the author Of a poem, recently written,
entitled Scatter the Gems OF the Beauti.
full was in tits city last week.
The strawberry festival given at the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Weller, on East
Third street, last Thursday night, was very
successful and most enjoyable.
Mrs. Hammond, of Iowa, who made
SO many friends while visiting here last
winter is again lin this city visiting her
aunt, Mrs. 5. L. Highleyman.
Miss Ella Does, of Nevada, who has
been attending college at Lexington, where
she received the gold medal for proficiency
in music, visited friends in this city last
week.
Miss Libbie Snedaker, one of Sedalia's
most intelligent and agreeable young
ladies, has gone to Denver. Col where she
will probably spend the summer with her
sister.
Miss Sue Evans and Messrs. Frank
Hardcastle and G X. Hall attended the
grand ball at Lexington, last Friday even
ing, given in honor of the young ladies of
the +. A. seminary.
A pleasant social entertainment was
given at the residence of Mr.. John Deane,
in East Sedalia, last Wednesday. Dancing
and music were the principal features of
the evenings ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Ella Renfro, of Clinton, and
Miss Katie Hunt, of this city, students of
the Sedalia Business college, passed their
final examination in bookkeeping, Friday.
Each was granted a diploma.
Major X H. Melton, of Warsaw, ac-
companied by his daughter, passed through
this City, Friday, Ell route to their home
from Lexington, where Miss Myra has
been attending the K. A. seminary.
Col. Jno. +. Philips and family leave
for Kansas City, Tomorrow, where they
Hortense will be great addition to the
young society circle Of that city.
Mrs. Blanche Mckee, wife of E. T.
Mckee, cashier of the freight Office, died
last Tuesday evening at the family resi-
dence, on Broadway, of typhoid fever. She
left large circle of friends To mourn her
early demise.
Mrs. Harvey Smith, who has been in
very delicate health for some time has SUI
hciently recovered to enable her to 90 10
Albion, Iowa, for a visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. j. q. Adams of that place. She
was accompanied by Miss Jennie Aims
worth.
Miss Mollie Yeater, a very accomplish
ed young lady OF this city, and a sister of
Mr.. George Yeater, left few DAYS ago for
a visit of several weeks with friends
and relatives in Frankfort, Mo. She was
accompanied by her brother, Mr.. Conrad
Yeater.
Mr.. Samuel G. Hanley and Miss Lettie
Montgomery were married at the residence
of the brides father, Rev. John Mont
gomery, ID. d., near Lrngwood, last Thurs
day evening. Rev. B. L. Lacy, of this
city, performed the ceremony. 4 very ele-
CANT supper was served to the guests in at
tendance, and the occasion was exceedingly
pleasant.
Miss Aggie Stewart gave a very enjoy
able party at the beautiful residence of
her parents, last Friday night. Dancing
was in order until late hour, wSn an
elegant supper was served. Dancing was
again resumed and continued until the
"wee sma' hours" Among those present
were: Misses Isabel Daniels. Kate Fau'-
haber, Minnie Barrett, Eva Johnson, Tonic
Newkirk, Annie Simonds, Kate HUFF
man, Julia Miller, Messrs. W. H. Thorpe,
Joe Black, Fred Phipps, Harry Eales,
Frank Hatch, Will Huffman, J. J. Wor-
dell, Louis Beck.
PLEASANT STORM PARTY.
A pleasant storm party was given to the
family of Mr.. Isaac Wright at their new
home, on West Third street, last Thursday
evening. The storming parties were well
received and choice and abundant refresh
ments OF cake, lemonade, etc, were served
TO them by the genial hostess and her
daughters, Misses Josie and Lizzie. Music.
both vocal and instrumental, interspersed
with conversation, whiled the merry hours
away and an evening of rare enjoyment
was the result. Present were: Major and
Mrs. Van Brunt, Mr.. and Mrs Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Jacobs, Mrs. J. Miller,
Mrs HGlcroft, Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID. Wright.
Jr., Misses Gray, May Miller, Lou Ham,
of Hannibal, and MANY others.
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
at The residence of Rev. and Mrs. A. III.
Stephens, corner of Ninth and Massachu-
sets, last Thursday evening. A large
number OF young people were present, and
the evening passed delightfully."- away with
such amusements as fine music, social
games and conversation and the discussion
of nicely served and appropriate refresh
ments. Among those present were: Miss
Rosa Rose, Mr.. George Henderson, Miss
Ollie Rose, Mr.. {. NJ. A. CLANCY, Mr..
Cordrey, Mr.. Elkins, Miss Sadie Kuyken-
call, Miss Fannie Barnes, Miss Carrie
Sprecher, Miss Laura Owen, of Clinton,
Miss HallieiHeismeyer, Mr.. Charles Hare,
Miss Mahala Mag,r, Miss Lucy Rey nolds,
Misses Roxy and Alice Cheney, Mr. VIM.
CLANCY, Miss Anna Devlin, Miss Ollie
Depp, Mr.. VIM. Reynolds, Miss TiIlie
Singer, Miss Mary Flavin. Mr. Everett
Durand, Mr.. David Bouldin, Mr.. VIM.
Ritchey, Mr.. VIM. Williams, Mr.. Hancock