The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
SEDALIA.

Sunday and Monday has left cOngealing
influences on society as we'll as on the face
OF dame nature, it is hard to determine; but
truly dizziness prevails, not only in Sc
.dalia but in neighboring cities. IT'S true,
the Lenten season is with us, and before its
advent the ball, the rout and the revel
reigned indisputably. But vet this fact
need not materially effect the majority, at
leas, in this city, for the creed of all does
not teach a penance of sack cloth and
ashes-no matter how badly they need it
and where there are SO many bright, genial
and spirited social galaxies, it is subject
for wonder that the record of the week is
necessarily so brief. Can it he that satiaty
has brought WEAKNESS and the devotees of
pleasure crave rest? Or have the aspiring
bellies sought the seclusion of their homes
10 plan new toilet effects wherewith to
dazzle their unsuspecting masculine friends?
Let US hope the latter is the case, and next
weeks chronicle will contain many pleas
ant entertainments.
Miss Matte Hughes. of this city, is
visiting friends in HoustOnia.
DIR. J. w. Jackson and wife are visit
iting friends in AtchisOn, Kansas.
Mrs. o. NJ. Harris and her son Clifton
are visiting relatives in Lamonte.
Mr. Frank Volrath and wife, of Boon
willie, are in this city, visiting friends.
Mr.. John Sheridan and family, of
Alton, Ill. are visiting the family of Off
Ger Kelly.
Miss Ella Givans, of Calhoun, will
visit friends in this city during the COM
ing week.
Miss Alice Parker returned from a
pleasant visit with friends at Kansas City
Thursday.
Miss Annie Richel, of this city, at
tended the the masquerade ball at Mexico,
last Monday night.
Mrs. G. r. Field returned last week
from pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs.
II. Glasscock, at Mexico, Mo.
Col. Frank w. Hickox and wife, of
Texas, who visited friends in this city last
week, left for their home Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. C. NJ. A. Clancy and daughter, of
Sedalia, spent last Sabbath with Prof. and
Mrs. Routon in this city.-Holden Enter
prise.
Rev. T. J. Gooch, of Mexico, went to
Iron Mountain, Mo-, last week to officiate
at the marriage of Miss May Henderson's
sister.
ID. III Smith has gone to the classic
city of Boston, where he will visit his
daughter, Miss Gertie, who is at school
there.
Master Bert Hendricks and Miss
Bertha Matthews spent a few days in
MOberly visiting with the formers sister
lasI week.
Mrs. Chas. johnson. wife of a we'll
xnOwn conductor on the Wabash road,
accompanied by Miss Garretson. was in
shis city last week.
Mr.. Fred. Geunther attended the we'd
ding of his brother Hermann, at Brazito.
Cole county. The bride was Miss Bertha
Arnold, daughter of Brazito's postmaster.
The "Lotos societas" will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Kincaid ON Kentucky
street, Monday evening, Feb. 9th. The
programme will consist of music, recita-
lions, etc.
Mrs. ]. r. Barrett and her sister, Mrs.
Wilson, of Lexington, have gone to Flori-
da for visit of q few weeks. Mr.. Barrett
accompanied the ladies on their journey as
far rs St Louis.
Miss Annie Simonds, received the
closely contested prize, given at the roller
skating rink, for the best lady skater, last
Friday night. Miss Annie skates not only
well, but gracefully.
-Grandna Kullmer, who has been visit
ing her three daughters and other relatives,
in Lafayette and Indianapolis, Indiana,
and Detroit, Michigan, came home last
Wednesday. Grandma reports an elegant
visit but was glad to return to Sedalia, the
home that has been hers for SO many
years.
The Germania masquerade party came
of Is advertised, and was a delightful
affair. The costumes were we'll chosen,
and their wearers carried out the appro-
pirate characters to perfection. Many of
the young ladies looked beautiful, and all
those who had the pleasure of being pres
ent pronounced the evening delightful
one.
The "Assembly's" grand masquerade
party last Tuesday evening, was an alto
gether delightful affair, and the partici-
pants enjoyed it very much. Many appro-