The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14
SOCIETY NEWS.

SOCIETY NEWS.
Amy items IF interest suitable for Ehis depart
aent, from Sedalia neighLoring places, re-
Sectfully solicited. We want . vivacious, active
nd CHEEKY lady correspondent in Nil the neighbor
az towns tributary Ia SedzlIa- Address all such
Communications to Rosa Pearle society repoi ter
Aso0 office, Sedala- No.
Western society is iuevery respect differ.
emf from that which is found in the east.
In the east, culture, refinement, and above
all a good name is the passport TO the SO
cial circle; in the west, sfronterv, display
and free expenditure of money are the
prime factors. At least to the casual OBJ
server this would seem to be tire case, for,
whether we like 10 admit il oar not. there
ere people received i'm the social circle,
dined. wined aud given the hand Of good
fellowship, who are nothing more than
moral lepers and who. beneath fiirusy veil
vi preiense and hypocrisy, carry on their
Befarious praot ces subtIy, bnt none the less
surely. The remedy lies deeper than it
seems possible 10 reach because the pure
minded DO not care tn detile themselves
with pitch and the impure are TOO we'll
satisfied with the results to complain. SO
runs The world away and yet
-.'0f life ibis is so small part.
sEDALIA.
Mrs. Dr. Gray visited her parents a.
Clinton last week.
Miss Polly Newton spent Yesterday in
this city with irieuds.
Conductor Andy Brown and bride
we're in ibis cii., last week.
Mrs. y. {. Burch, OF Jefferson City,
was in this city last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. L. Stephens was visiting the
family oil Dr.. pepp in this city last week.
Mrs. James Montgomery came home
from her visit To Kansas Ci,y, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Cole, of Keokuk. Iowa, is
in the city, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Z.
w. Vest.
Miss Alice Benedict, OF Boonville, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. NJ Nulty,
last week.
Mrs. Pratt, of this city, left, Thursday
eTening. for a short visit with friends at
ST. Louis.
Miss Maude Harvey, of Saline coun-
ty, is the guest of Mrs. Jno. " Edwards,
of this city.
Mrs. J. X. Merr;feld went To hear
sweet little Emma Abbott, in ST Louis last
Friday evening.
Mrs. w. NJ. Williams and family were
the guests Of DIR. Evans family ON Broad
wav last week.
Mrs. Alice Bobby. who visited relatieys
N this city last week, LETT for her home IN
Butler, Tuesday.
Mr.. James Barton. of the Pilot Grove
Bee and Boone county yeung lady are
10 be married soon.
Miss Leila Tunnel, OF this city, visited
Misses Anna and Emma Tucker, OF Hail
Ridge, Mo last week.
Mrs. Mollie Marshall. of Longwood.
and Miss Ida Marshall. visited the family
Of John Meniiee, last week.
Miss May McKeene accompanied the
Gregg bridal party ON their trip to the
sunny south last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mr.. Richard Field, of Lex
ington, were the guests of the family OF
DIR. Thos Field, OF this city, last week.
Miss Hattie Poriis, st. Louis, and Miss
Gussie Clark, daughter OF General John 3.
Clark, are the guests Of Mrs. Dr.. Jackson.
Mrs. Weighe, of Nashville, Illinois,
who was the guest Of the family OF Mayor
Messerly, lef: for her home last Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Hoberecht and daughter
left iJr Sedalia, last Tuesday, 10 visit rel
atives and friends.-California Democrat.
Mrs. Burkhart, who visited the family
Of Mayor Messerly, last week. in this city,
left for her home IN California last Mon
day.
MISS Sallie Porter. left for Kansas
City, yesterday siternosn, where she will
visit friends for q time, and then visit At
Liberty.
Miss Emma Davis, who, formerly, was
q popular resident of this city, lately Wis
tied her brother, Morris, at Little Rock,
Arkansas.
Miss Mamie King, who has been a
resident of this city for some time anil made
many friends, will leave for her hsne in
Chsmois, next Thursday.
Quite q number of elegant toilets were
worn ~ the society ladies who attended
the theatre Friday evening when Fred
Warde gave Richard III.
Miss Ida Lee will be united in mar
rage TO Mr.. Edward r. Swiuney, of Rich
Hill, Mo-. next Wednesday at the residence
Of her parents in Franklin.
Miss Lena Gallie, who is attending
school at Cincinnati, will soon be the
owner Of an elegant cloak of plush, which
is valued at $500 per yard.
The wedding of Miss Laura Speed and
Hon. ]. s. Elliott will take piece at the
Presbyterian church, at Boonville, next
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