The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-11
SOCIETY NEWS.

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SOCIETY NEWS.
ANY items Of interss, suitable for this depart
uera from Setiu,a neighborng places, are re-
Rertfuiiy solicited. We want q yivaciOus, active
sDi CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighi"r-
ing towns tributary to Sedslia. Address all such
mDunications to Rosa Pesrle, society reporter,
Bas00 Office, Sesfalia, Mo-
sEDAIA.
society ladies as housekeepers at present
are not indulging in much that may De
termed anus, ment. Tie warm wealth r,
which seems to have come to stay, prohib-
its anything pertaining to more exertion
than is necessary for the overseeing OF the
spring cleaning"-which all we'll regu-
lated households undergo at this season.
and the putting away Of the heavy wool
ems and furs which have done duty during
the past winter. Some wonderfully ar
ristic and beautiful effects have been pro-
duced in the homes, where taste and
skill are combined with plentiful supply
Of money, and as the edict of fashion is not
limited to any particular design, or color,
some of the home furnishings, as far as
decorative art is concerned, are gorgeous in
he extreme. There is possibly too much OF
An effort made after the ideal beauty of the
Oscar Wilde school, but still good taste is
something unborn and cannot be acquired
no matter how much bedizened or covered
W it'll false doctrines of sstheticism il may
he. The average American woman knows
just how to make her home pretty and at
,ractive, and If she can do it in harmony,
with the classic loveliness of the Victoria
Regia, rather than the glowing sunflower
or gaudy hollyhOck, the result is the best
recommendation of her success.
Mrs s. Petefsh visited ST. Louis last
week
Mrs. Ed. Mcclellan is visiting friends
ID St. Louis.
DIR. Logan Clark is again sojourning
stSweet Springs.
Mrs. Dr. Gray returned from visit to
Clinton Wednesday last.
Mrs. Will Rsrick. of St. Louis, is visit
jng her parents ia this city.
Mrs. Chas. Kincaid, of Brownsville,
was in the city last Thursday.
Miss Carrie English, Of Warsaw, visit.
I'd friends in this city last week.
Mrs. c. T. Oglesby visited her brother
Thos Ruby, Of this city, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Philips visited the
family of Cyrus Newkirk last week.
Miss Mamie MocEabee, of Hughesville
visited friends in Sedslia last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Hinsdale left last
Wednesday for pleasanttr to Colorado
Mrs. Volrath, of Brownsville, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Haines,of this city
Mrs. $. w. Knifin, of Parsons, is Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stry
ker.
Mrs. Col. J. H Pratt, of Spring Hill
Kansas, is visiting the family Of Mr.. A
Blair.
Miss Emma Stossberg left last evening
for Warrensburg to attend the norma
school.
John T. Preshaw, late cashier of TIT
Missouri Pacific at Denison, was in tn,
city last week.
Mrs. Julius Sunbart, of Boonvill
visited the family of S. Sturtevant, in thi
city, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Box have gon
10 Austin, Texas, where they will perma
sently reside
Mrs. Mont Carnes, accompanied b
Mrs. Acres, is visiting friends at DixOr
Pulaski county.
MIR. r. l.. hampton, accompanied b
his sister, Miss Mary, has gone to Ken
tncky on visit.
Mrs. T. C. Campbell and Miss M. I
Henderson, of Kirksville, are visitin
friends in Sedalia.
Mr.. Ed. Hancock and sister, Miss Ev,
nave gone to Springfield and Jacksonville
Illinois, on visit.
Miss Ollie Wharton, of Sedalia,
visiting in town at the residence OF Mrs. .
+. Morgan.-Warsaw Times.
Miss Lena Limrick, sister of Rev. NJ
Sharp, rector OF the Episcopal church
went to Kansas City last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will F. Wittstock hay
gone to Georgetown, New Mexico, whel
they will make their future home.
Mrs Chas. Gallagher, who has bee
visiting friends in this city, returned TO HI
nome in st Louis last Wednesday.
Jas. Hogan and wife, of Knobnoste
passed through this city, en- route
Eureka Springs, Ark, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Minis, who has been paying h
son Herbert, of this city, visit, returut
20 her home 1t Keewaunee, ILL.,, yesterda
Miss Mamie Hogue, formerly of til
city, at present of New Mexico, is said
be teaching the "young idea how to shoot
The ladies interested in the Woman
Home will give an entertainment duriI
tho eomiuu wook MuSic tahioauv Of
will be the programme.
Mr.. Arthur is reported by the Phil
delphia Record to be wooing for lis secoI
wife the beautiful widow of Craig Wad
worth, of Geneseco Mrs Wadsworth W
IN her youth Miss Lena Peters, of Phil
delphia.