The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-24

tied the family of her uncle, Mr.. james
Roth, last week, ut Versailles.
Mrs. Pat Meade and children have
gone to Houston, Texas, where she will
iuin her husband and in future reside.
Miss Julia Cobine left for Holden,
Friday evening, where che will visit friends
She will return to this city next Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church propose giving q supper and
sociable, sometime during the present
week
DIR. J. s Ferguson and wife, oil
Hughesville, passed through this city
FRIDAY, en- route from Texas to their
home
Mr. A E. Foster and son, of Galveston,
Texas. who have been the guests OF Mr..
John Wharton's family. returned to their
home Thursday evening last
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Rickle, Of Wayne
county, Ohio, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. G. Z. Clay and family, returned to
their home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, of this city
wiz celebrate their silver wedding, Nom
day evening, October 81. The cards IN Z
very pretty design are already ont,
Nh. A. J. Osborn and vile, Of Benton
county, passed through this city, Thursday,
on thsir way home from Lexington, where
they had been attending the state grange.
Three or four married ladies, OF this
city 0isited certain Interpreter Of the past
present and failure" last week, and were
told some astonishing news. They went
for "fun" and they really found it funny
The Rifles ball, which is to take
! place on the 9th inst, il is said, will be
q fine affair. Some terry pretty toilets an
being prepared by the young ladies for the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. North, Of Labadie
Missouri, who have been the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Jackson, are Wis
iting friends in Brownsville. They will
return to this city during the coming
week.
Mrs. w C. Thomas, Of Denver, Col.
orado, who has been the guest of her
brother, Mr.. C. F. McEiroy, at Carthage,
passed through this city, Friday, en- route
to Hannibal, where she will visit friends
and relatives.
| Says last Sundays Globe Democrat
Miss Laura Speed, well known Boonville
belle, arrived in St Louis last evening,
and will remain week, chsperOned by her
aunt, Mrs. CUNNINGHAM. L. is said she
comes for the purpose of selecting an ele-
CANT trosseau for friend.
Mr.. William T. Dillon and Miss Maude
Threkeld were married at Salt Lake City,
Utah. Tuesday, October 10th. They are a,
home. At present, at 326 West Fourth street
Leadviile, Colorado. Mr. K L Gentry, OF
this city. was in receipt of an invitation t.
the wedding.
/ Mr.. A. G. Brown, Of the K. & T. road
was uDited in marriage To Miss TOucis
Robertson, at Renssaler station, last Sun.
day evening. Mr.. Brown is popular con
duclor and the bride is y well-knowr
society lady of Marion county. The bride
wore handsome costume Of cream surraf
satin combined with brocade. Many
presents we're received and the wedding Wal
in every detail . pleasant one.
The ladies who are in charge of tn,
reading room, contemplate giving paper
sociable for the benefit of that institution
in the near future. The idea is, to offr
} prizes TO the children who can collect TIT
largest amount Of paper 10 be sold TO TIT
rag dealers. 1t is also designed to inter
est the young ladies in the undertaking
and get them to prepare lovely as we'll n
odd ornaments of paper, which will b
sold for the benefit of the room. Their
will also be fine supper served, and tn
rooms will be beautifully decorated will
paper Some pretty paper costur'es vii
also add to the effectiveness of the even
3 ing.
Mis- Annie Eva Fay, the lady who
! to lecture in this city this evening, granite
the society reporter . very delightful inter
!, view yesterday evening. 1t was not at nj
to be considered in . professional, bu
, rather in that Of . social sense, and w
very enjoyable, at least to the reporter
tShe converses in Q smooth, easy mannel
. and is perfectly familiar with every subjet
upon which her fscile brain expends itsel
D Miss Fay has just received . msgni6cer
dress from the firm of Bullene 4 MoOres, {
e / Kansas City, which is truly marvel {
beauty in artistic design, in ito make u
and its material. Ii Ia composed OF prun
y or perhaps verging more upon seal bro ~
velvet brocade and grUs grain silk. tn
, jupe, cut en- traine, is made Of the silk an
finished with . deep fan plating. tt
g overdress is of the velvet brocade in .
exquisite design Of full blown roses and pei
!. cocks plumage. The back 10 . princess
i looped high with large ornaments OF sill
cord and exquisite hanging balls OF CHI
!, mile. II is edged with q caterpillar trim
! ming mace Of chenille. The front is
full cascades Of the chenille trimming
The sleeves are finished with the ornamen
e of silk cord and chenille, designed e,
D. pressly for the purpose. The right sis
has sash of the gros grain, while the lie
5 is simply looped with the elegant chenil
e balls. The entire dress is lined with crea
satteen and is indeed . thing of beau'
which will appeal to all whose ideas
is appreciation approach more nearly Il
artistic than merely that OF person
Idornment. Mrs. Craig, the maker OF b
magnificent garment, had it designed
- Paris, and it surely equalr some Of Worth