The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-07

ladies III this city, Is NJ present R3cnlnS u
school at Pin Oak, about ten miles from
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Highleyman will
entertain the Right Rev e. F. Robertson,
Bishop of the Episcopal church for the
diocese of Missouri, at dinner, to-day. A
few invited guests will be present.
The beautiful ceremony OF baptism
will be administered to Willie Highley-
man, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. S. l..
Highleynas, b. Bishop Robertson, at the
Episcopal church. this morning.
Mrs. Marshal Shy attended the we'd
ding of her b,other-in-lav, Mr.. George
Shy. who was united in marriage to Miss
Mollie Holman, at the residence OF her
parents, last Wednesday evening, near
Otterville
Miss Mary McRoberts, who is said to
be an unusually charming young lady, and
who has been visiting her asnt, near Wind
sor, passed through this city, last Thurs
day evening, on her way TO her home In
Springfield, Illinois.
Mrs. n. W. Faucet and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Shanrz ali and Ute, will leave,
tomorrow evening, for Wilsonville, heb
where they will il future reside. Miss
Shans.h he's long beeu . compesi:sr In
this sfics and has made friends with oil
when she came ia contact.
Very Handsomely gotten up iayita.
tons are cut fer the marriage OF Mr.. ".
H. Walton, of Butler, and AiU 6usis
Corder, 1t the residences Of the brides
parsnts, fvs niles east Of Eiggi.svills,
next "Wednesday evening, New. 9Th. Miss
Susie 10 well-knova il this city, there she
she has often been gsest
Mrs. J. D. Fisher will, in the nsor
future, give an old-fssh icbed quilting
party, that is, the ladies arc expected to
come i'm the sfterroos. aud use their
nimkle fingers upon the qsil., while in the
evening the gentlemen rill pat ir An sp-
pearance, and partake IF the refresh9eats
which will be offered by tke hostess.
Why 10 it that every one does not at leaet
have one window plant? il dses not cost
much, End may be made . source of stlrac-
ton all the long winter. When thu susr
wraps every green thing in . winding shse:,
in the outside world, tits delight to see Q
tender plant inside tie wipdov putting
forth ito leaves and blossoms patiently,
beautifully, in accordance with the grand
teachings Of nature, snd through nature
God
The ladiec belonging to the mission
ary society of the NJ E. church, met At
the residence of Mrs. john KrllDer, ST.,
Friday sftsrnoon, where they transacted
the business pertaining to the orgs nization
and had pleasant social time. About
twenty-seven ladies were present, among
them, Mesdames Ross, Blanchard, Gala
CHER, Kennedy, Sampson, SLACK, Rippey and
other members Of the society. These meet
ins are said to be very interesting aud as
they are profitable As we'll, are worthy Of
Jealous promotion.
LUNCHEON PARTY.
There is something very enjoyable in u
small, pleasantly harmoniz.d company,
and those who bad the pleasure of icing
presen, at Mrs s. L. Highlsyman's lunch
con party, last Friday, concurred In this
opinion. Mrs. Hlghleymsn is noted as be-
ing one of the most genial and intelligent
ladies in the city, and as hostess ranks
par excellence. Her luncheon vas carefully
provided for and elegantly served, AMI al
sion was none the less complete in all its
features as we'll as in its pleasure. Those
present were: Mesdames L. F. Sheldon,
Judge Richardson. A. w. Perry, Major
Edwards, DR.. Carr, Wagner. VIM. Moore,
Hutchison, L. y. Guild, and Byler.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The ladies of the Missionary society Of
the n E. church gave an entertainment at
the residence of Mr.. Charles Mclaughlin,
on West Seventh street, last Friday even
ing. which was very largely attended. A
pleasant programme hsd been arranged,
both in a literary and musical line, and
those who had the pleasure of being pres
ent enjoyed it very much. The exercises
opened by . reading from the scripture,
followed by prayer BY the Rev. DR.. Jack
son. Miss Lucy Bray then favored the
company with . beautiful piano solo,
which was we'll rendered, Miss Lucy being
a very accomplished pisniste.
Miss Efiie Barrick read an essay which
was given in q good voice and with an I'D
mirable understanding Of her subject.
Miss Lucy Bapple, who is quite noted as
an elecutionist, gave q select reading, also
an essay.
Miss Lucy Bray again furnished SINE
fine music, after which refreshments. con.
sisting Of: sandwiches, cake and coffee, were
tastefully served.
After the discussion OF the refreshments,
Miss Hattie Jaynes gave some very fine
musical selections which were listened to
with much attention rs we'll rs pleasure
There were probably sixty guests present,
among whom may:b mentioned: Mr.. OH.
Smith and Mrs. Geo. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Sampson, Rev. and Mrs. Jackson,
Ma. and Mrs. Omer Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
w, 8. Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ken
nedy, Mesdames A. w. Perry, John Kull-
mer. ST., John Kullmer, jr., S. Gallagher,
Blanchard, Mcfarland, L. A. Ross,
Wheeler, Rippey, J. w. Mills, Geo. Cum
mings, Jas. Clute, Misses Hattie, May and
Jennie Jaynes, Allie Chappelear, Fife
Barrick, Cora Rippey, Minnie Jackson
and Messn. Homer Burt, Brandon and
many others.
MARRIED AT wARRENsBCRG.
Tueadav evening laet IT $40 O'clock