The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-27
SEDALIA.

/ communications to Rosa Pearie, society reporter
3azoo ONCE, SejIiia, No.
| sEDALIA.
And now society, weary of the dull rou.
tine OF home lie, seeks recreation In some
one of the numerous resorts where a silver
waterfall, grand marine, or lake view, a
healing spring, or lofty mountain altitude,
mas given more than local notoriety. One
may safely saw seeks recreation" for
surely no such a thing as rest is to be
found. where rooms are small and heated
To such degree that the only wonder is,
that the occupants escape an actual grilling
Nor Is there rest where Fashion, as inexor-
able as Median law, issue, a dictum
which makes change of apparel necessary
i've times per day. Does il not seem
strange to the major part of humanity,
/ that the society ladies' who frequent these
resorts, do not rebel against this needless
dressing and with the independeudence
which usually characterizes their sex, don
something particularly adapted TO comfort
and Wear ii irrespective OF Mrs. Grundy's
opinion? One need not entirely sacrifice
beauty for the sake OF comfort either, for
while not all things beautiful in the way
OF garments are comfortable, vet comfort
able garments NAV be made beautiful
! Cool lawns, chambreys and ginghams may
he tasteiully and prettily made and give
the wearer a look vastly superior To that
which is theirs when sweitering in rha-
dame satins, or gros grain silks. In this
particular, one may see the difference be-
tween the representatives OF the masculine
and feminine gender. There isn't a man
mind / say man, not q coxcOmb-in the
universe who would change his attire five
times per day, not even though his reward
we're ten times greater than that offered TO
a woman; Tor after all the woman only
earns the satisfaction OF displaying her
abundant wardrobe and by it sacrifices all
things pertaining TO comfort and ease.
Mrs. J. G.. Allen visited friends in St.
Louis last week.
Miss Aggie Stewart is visiting friends
IT Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Samuel Gaines has returned from
a visit to Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Byler visited
Brownsville last week
Mrs. 5. J. Morrow visited her relatives
in this city last week.
Hon. John T. Heard and wife have
gone 10 Washington City.
Miss VI. V. Turhill. Of Brownsville,
was in this city Friday last.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Hinsdale visited
friends i'm Kansas City last week.
DIR. E. C.. Hart aud daughter, of Little
Rock, were in this city last Thursday.
Miss Matte Humphreys, of St. Louis,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Sallie Potter.
Mrs. j. g. Sloane returned yesterday
! from 4 visit with friends in cas-; Missouri.
Mrs. Fred Hert, OF California, Mo-,
visited the family OF Mayor Messerly last
week.
Miss Carrie Duncan left on the h. i
! T., Friday evening, for the Indian Terri
tory.
Miss Helena Heller, of this city, has
returned from a visit at Pleasant Green
No.
Mrs. 4. G.. Holland aud young daugh-
ter. Maude. have returned from 4 trip to
Colorado.
Miss Maytie Parker, of this city, is
visiting Miss Claudio Chappell, at Jetier-
son City.
Mrs. Samuel Hendrix, OF East Fifth
street, is very sick. Ii is thought she will
not recover.
Miss Jackson, of Fayette, Mo. regis
tered at the Garrison house for supper
Friday evening.
Miss Rosa Rose left last Thursday fol
DAYTON, Ohio, where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Eva Pond, of Greenville, Ill.
visited her relatives, the family OF Z. V
Buchanan. last week.
Miss Belle X White, Of Houstonia
passed through this city ON her way Il
Kansas City Tuesday last.
Mrs. d. NJ. Pomeroy and children
and Miss Minnie Pomeroy OF Colorado
were in this city last week.
Miss Belle Herrold, of this city ,visite,
her friends, Miss Maude and Miss Nelli,
Kipp, Of Holden, last week.
Miss Ella James, of Lexington, who
spent last winter with her sister, Mrs. Jas
X. Merrifield, is again in the city.
Mrs. Charles Young, who has beer
; visiting her brother, DIR Wood, has re
turned to her home at Rolla, Mo.
Mrs. Charles Leonard, who has beel
visiting friends in this city, has returned
to her home in Fort Worth, Texas.
Mrs. John Raible and little sons viii
return to this city from a short visI
: with friends in St. Louis, this morning.
Mrs. John HOlsman has returned
from an extended visit TO friends in In
diana and OF course Father John is happy
Mr.. and Mrs John I. Preshart, form
erly, OF this city, late of Denison, hav
returned from that city to Glasgow, Mo.
!. Miss Mary Gardner. an accomplishe'
and intelligent yeung lady, of Montrose