The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

The Lota Societas will meet at Mrs. J.
w. Pilkingtons. on Main street, to-mor-
row MONDAY evening.
Miss Matte aud Jennie Hughes visit
Elk Houstonia, last week, and attended the
Porter and Card wedding.
The Christian church people will
combine music. elocution and instructive
teachings at their meetings this evening.
Mrs. Fred Wann after pleasant visit
with Mrs. J. NJ. Cute, on Broadway, re-
turned to her home i'm ~. Louis last
Thursday.
Miss Emms Davis came home from a
protracted visit TO ~. Louis last week, and
will sing this morning, in the choir of the
First Presbyterian church
Miss Julia Walshe, of Albany. y. V.
Ell route to her home from Omaha, Neb.,
is visiting her brother, George w. Walshe,
NJ. NJ. Missouri Pacific, of this city
Miss Callie Clark, a handsome and
accomplished young lady Of Marshall, Mo-,
is visiting friends and relatives i'm this city,
| She will probably remain several weeks.
! The Methodist folks OF East Soda liza
gave q supper at the residence of Mrs
! Mathews. last Friday, which was much en-
| joyed and resulted in a neat sum of money
/ Miss Zering. who has been visiting AT
! Col. Eddvs, on Seventh street for some
time. accompanied by her friend. Miss
Campbell, OF Chicago, left last Tuesday for
a visit TO Shreveport, La.
The wedding of Miss Mollie McRorey
and Mr.. Albert McAllister took place last
ThuI>da evening. A large number of in
7 VII nd no nfS
were unique and costly,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Thompson and
children returned last Monday evening
from Hot Springs. Ark, where they have
been for the past two months. All were
much improved in health.
A lovely little lady is stopping at the
corner of Sixth and Kentucky streets She
is young, but as sweet and pure As the
heart of daisy, and a, she calls Mr.. and
Mrs. John kulmer mamma" and papa"
She will remain All indefinite period.
j 5 Landes. who is we'll known as
''masher" of pocket books, as well as hearts.
requests all his lady friends TO cast ballot
i'm his favor during the forthcoming cleo
ton, as he is quite sure the aldermantic
purple will suit his elephantine proper
tions too too sweet for anything.
The entertainment given by the young
ladies at the Christian church last Tues
day evening was very successful both i'm
the attendance and the enjoyment OBJ
tanned from it. The exercises consisted of
spersed with refreshments. The recsi pts
were over 500.
Mr. John W. Porter and Miss Mollie
Card were united in marriage last We'd
nesday evening, al . o'clock, near Hous-
tonia. Thursday morning the mother of
the groom gave them an elegant reception
at her residence, four miles west of HOus
tonia. As the parties are we'll known in
this city, the above will be of interest.
Miss Ella Beck, OF this city, has been
selected by Prof. John Iannena, of the
Baptist college at Lexington, where Miss
Ella has for some time been pupil, TO
perform a piano solo at the concert to be
given at Coates opera house, Kansas City,
on the 10Th inst. Miss Ella deserves the
honor, as she is an accomplished artistic.
A number of the most industrious society
young ladies are engaged in the time-hon-
ored work of quilt piecing." Miss Belle
Hall and Miss Clara Allen have almost
completed lovely silk ones, in the shape of
hexagon. There will be embroidered center
pieces and much exquisite shading In the
hues. Many of their gentlemen friends
have contributed souvenirs in the shape of
neckties.
An exceedingly pleasant surprise was
that rendered to Miss Polly Newton. at the
residence of her brother, Mr.. Thomas New
ton, corner of Usage and Tenth streets, last
L.. L.
young friends. The hOstess-Mrs. New
ton-had arranged the affair and in con-
sequence had elegant refreshments OF cakes,
fruits, etc., prepared, to which the guests
did ample justice. Miss Polly, although
surprised" was much pleased and a very
pleasant evening was had by all. Present
were Misses Maggie Smith, Laura Bichsel,
Carrie Young, Alice Hunt, Ida Murray,
Annie Evans, Matte Womack and Messrs
Ed. Feutz, Otis Smith, Earnest Heaton.
Farnham, Charlie Clark, Will Young and
Frank Gent
LUNCHEON.
Mrs. j. NJ Offield. assisted by Mrs
Cloney and Misses May, Bette and Mamie
Gentry, entertained a large number of
young ladies at luncheon Yesterday after
noon. 1t was served exquisitely, and con-
sisted of cakes, creams fruits, etc. Pres
ent were Misses Sallie Potter, Alice Parker,
Ollie Depp, Allie King, Gertrude and Ma
bel Van Camp, Ella Porter. Clara Allen,
Lou and Fannie Barnes. Cora Demuth,
Bette Ross, Retta Pilkington, collins,
of Texas Hortense Phillips, Hattie Mar
vim, Allie Chappelear, Belle Hall, Lizzie
hampton.
DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. J. NJ. Offield, assisted ny Misses
Mary and Bette Gentry, departed from the
usual coffee, five o'clock teas, etc, and gave
a number OF their gentlemen friends a
pleasant and enjoyable dinner party last
Friday evening. Everything pertaining
TO Its menu and service was tasteful and
unique, and the guests united in giving ii
unlimited nraise There were nresent T 1