The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-23

Miss Ella James, who spent the win
ter in this city with the family OF Con
ductor Merriield, will commence a course
OF tuition ut the Elizabeth Aull Seminary
at Lexington tomorrow morning.
Mrs. +. S. Mcfarland, Of Upton, is in
the city, the guest OF Mrs. Norman Wat
kins. After a visit here, Mrs. Mcfarland
Will GO to Bates county to pay visit tC
her brother, MIR. James Douglass.
The marriage OF Miss Allie Parker
and MIR. NaylOr Newkirk. which takes
place on the 24th lust, is being looked
forward to with great deal of pleasure by
those who are fortunate enough to have an
invitation.
strawberry festival by the ladies of the
Nj. +. church, i'm Empire Hail." at War
rensburg, for the benefit Of the church
Flowers, ice cream, lemonade, everybody
handsome, lovely ladies. smart men and
clean children, took in a lot of money, etc.
etc.
An exceedingly pleasant social party
was given at the residence of ID. T. Harris.
horn, on West Seventh street, last Wednes-
day evening. The company was not large
one, but made mp i'm merriment what il
lacked in numbers. Refreshments were
served and very fine music skiliully giver
by several OF the guests.
| Hugh Flemming, who was on the 18th
inst, united in marriage at Sedalia, Mo.
To Miss Carrie Weller, arrived in this city
with his bride Friday morning to spend
part of their honeymoon among relatives
in this city. Hugh looks natural and we
extend to him and Mrs. Flemming our
hearty congratulations, wishing them long
life and much happlness.-Muncie Ind
Times.
"A grand opening ball and banquet
will be given. next Thursday evening, al
the Hoffman hotel, McAllister Springs.
large number of the society people here
received invitations and will be present. Al
it is under the management of such able gen
tlemen as Z. +. Messerly, F. III. Guenther,
{. Z. Ilgenfritz, j. A. Lamy, T. III. Kehoe.
E III. HOux. of this citv, and DIR. j. Mckee
of Brownsville, and Dr. Riley of Housto.
mia, it cannot we'll help being a success.
"A copy of the poem, Gan Editors Help.
meet" written by Mrs. e. b. Kelly, wife
OF the genial editor of the Moberly Mon.
itor, and read before the meeting of the
Missouri Press association, recently held
at st. Joseph, has been received at this
office and We have no hesitancy in saying
that it is deserving of much praise. The
subject il well handled, the rhythm fine anC
the evidence OF true poetic iervor very
! beautifully portrayed. Truly, Mrs. Kelly
deserves the many admiring comments
which have been iavished upon ner effort
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church have decided t. hold their art and
loan exposition during the first week
In June and at a meeting, arranged for to-
morrow evening, a committee will be ap.
pointed To select suitable building to be
used for that purpose. All persons who
have antique or rare treasures, articles c.
bric-a-brac or virtu, will confer a favor
on the ladies by permitting them to ex.
hibit them. They will warrant good care
while In their possession and a safe return
To their proper owners. They propose to
It's attractions by the Offering of choice re-
freshments every day.
! SURPRISE PARTY.
4 very pleasant surprise party was given
last Wednesday evening, at the residence
OF Nj. Young, corner of Seventh and Ken
lucky streets. 1t was truly surprise" a:
not one Of the family had tue least inklins
OF the affair until the merry guests came
thronging i'm, bearing baskets and accom-
panied by two accomplished violinists
The occasion was none the less enjoyable
however, and with dancing and the discus
sion Of the refreshments the guests re-
manned until late hour.
/ Some of the young ladies were very
tastefully attired, among them may be
mentioned:
| Miss Alice Tucker, in toilet of pale
blue silk and moire, made with shirring
and gracefully topped drapery. Pearl or
naments.
| Miss Mo!lie Barley, navy-blue silk
combined with brocade, cream Spanish
lace garniture and ornaments of Roman
gold.
Miss Laura Bischel, sage-green silk,
with corsage bouquet OF crushed roses.
| Diamonds.
| Miss Alice Patterson, white India null
with duchesse lace garniture and pale, pink
daisies as throat bouquet
Miss Annie Hahn, garnet silk very pref
| tily made with founces and plating, Orna-
ments OF diamonds.
Miss Allie Prewitt, black rhadame
satin toilet, with ornaments of diamonds.
Miss Jennie Hughes, cream colored
nuns yelling, with Etruscan gold orna-
ments.
Miss Matte Hughes, black camels-hair,
with jacqueminot roses As throat orna-
menl.
Miss Maggie Smith, dregs-of-wine silk
with garniture of Spanish lace and orna-
ments of diamonds
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