The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-19

-NfSs carrie NrOwiev Will please receive
the thanks OF the society reporter ior a
lovely bouquet Of choice flowers, very pref
thy and tasttfully arranged.
Mrs. j. L. Mayard, OF Kirksville. Mo-.
is in the city visiting her father, Rev. j +.
A. Henderson and family, corner Seventh
and Moniteau streets
Miss Virgie Shirley, OF Stauuton, iii.
who has been the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
A. B. Dempsey, on West Seventh street,
has returned to her home.
The lady who so kindly remembered
the society reporter with a delicious and
choice box OF cake will please accept the
most sincere aud earnest thanks.
Mrs. j. II. Smith. who has been en-
joying two weeks visit with the family
Of Maj. Van Brunt left last Friday evea-
ing for her home in Joplin, Mo.
Mics BERTHE Jones returned home Sun
day evening from Sedalis, after q weeks
enjoyment. She lesves for Almira COLLEGE,
Gr~rnville, ILL.,, tomorrow morning.
Feathers are to trim the winter bon
nets Is they do those now worn, bat more
deliberately and pretusely. The loux -
called Swiss PLUNGE will b in highest
isv"r.
1T is said By those who seem to know
whereof they speak that . charming
young Seventh street belle will Be welded
at the home OF her parents next Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Samuel Gilman and Mr.. Isaac
Gilman, who nave been the guests of their
brother in this CITY. left last Tuesday even
ing for Beloit, Wisconsin, where they will
visit friends
Miss Maggie Tewmey was sixteen years
old last week, and truly hers was \ sad
birthday. No heart on, must commiserats
her long illness and drop a plying tear
for her suffering.
Mr.. Wesley Kipp, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, formerly of this city, at
present of Holden, attended the Allison
Barrett nuptisl ceremony in this city last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cantwell, OF ST.
Louis, who We're h. re for the purpose Of
attending the Easton Dean wedding,
went up to McAliisrer Springs Friday
evening for sh"rt Stay
Mrs. Geo. + Har,}csstle and Miss
Della, who recently returned from . trip
To MinnstOnka aud other points in the
north, r. port an elegant time and much
Improvement i'm health.
Miss Nettie D-Tray, yorng lady OF
BoOnviI.., who formerly taught scnO0l at
O,tervilie, is now teaching At Prairie
Home college. She is . young lady Ut 6ne
requirements Aud has many warn friends
aud admirers throughout Central Missouri
A happy wedding took place last
"Wednesday evening in this city, when Mr..
Robert B Allison, y conductor ON the Mis-
socri Pacific road, and Miss Carrie Barrett,
OF this city, were united in marriage A
large number oi invited guests were pres
ens, and many valusble presents we're re-
ce:ved by the bride and groom.
Miss Nellie Window, 3 daughter of
Senator WI, dom, writes 10 a friend in
Washington in reference To- recent visit
To Mentor: mrs Garfield and Mollie
look lots better than when W. saw them
last year. and do Won know they talk about
the general all the time, just rs il he was
alive and had gone >omew here on visit
The friends of Rev M;ier and family
will regret that they are s.ui, u leave this
civ, aud will In future reside at Salt
Springs, near Marshall, Mo.
And light is dear when summer days are
Cd. long.
Ans! one 10y one the haryesters go BY;
But so is rest Sweet apd surcea>e from care,
And folded palms, and hush vi sven-
song,
Aud all the uniatbomed silence of the sky!
Mrs Brown, mother of the late ''Arte.
mus Ward" is fine looking old lady of
some 20 wears, and possesses charming con-
versa,ionai powers. She resides In pretty
cottage, in Waterford, Me-, where she en-
jpys the calls OF her numerous friends, To
v HON she exhibits a collection Of auto
graphs of hundreds u persons fr"ui Al the
states, and also many .oreign lands, who
have at some time been her guests
Among the guests who attended the
birthday party given TO Maj. Van Brunt
AZ his residence last Wednesday evening,
aud who were omitted by the reporter in a
previous account Oi the affair, was Mr. and
Mrs. J8A. Smith. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ell. Ford,
Mr.. FraIk Wo.croit. Mr. JEFF. COEnor and
Mr.. Jack Shcuk and lady. Among the
,tnrr presents which were presented To- the
Msi,r was a pair o: handsome cuff buttons,
rom Mrs. Smith .,.d sun, Of Joplin, No.
When the box containing the pipe was
presented, Mrs. J. w. Miller made he pre-
'enta,ion speech. There we're about forty
,u. SITS pre- sent, and the evening VAS a most
enjoyable one.
EASTON-DEANE.
The wedding of Miss Stella Deane and
Mr.. Archibald EasIon, which look place
m this city last Thursday evening, was
me of TIE most notable events OF the sea-
'on. The ceremony was performed 10y the
Rev. Geo. c. Bellies, Of ST. Louis, according
10 The rites of. The Episcopal chIreh. A
arge number OF guests were present, among
heui some OF the NEST prominent people
in the city. The presents We're unusually
-ich and elegant and were selected with
great taste. An abundant ard car, fuily
prepared collation. was prepared and the
merry guests enjoyed the occasion 10 the
fullest extent. .tEt