The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
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pls. Among those who, are speaking of
profting by this rare opportunity are Miss
Mittie Stevens, of BOonville. Miss Mary
Breckenridge and Miss Addie Mitchell.
Mrs. E A. Halleck gave a delightful
little oyster supper to few of her young
friends last Tuesday evening, at her resi-
dence on sixth street. The oysters were
tastefully served and the guests enjoyed
them with refreshing zest. Present were :
Misses El6e and Mary Wood, Lizzie Lamp
ton and Messrs. Leonard Robinson, George
Brown and Will Steele. 81. .4.. -rJ
| The young peoples society met, as
usual, at the Christian church study, last
Friday evening. Owing to the inclemency
| of the weather, the attendance was not as
large as usual. but those who braved it felt
amply repaid, for it proved exceedingly
| pleasant Essays were read and several
discussions entered in. The next meeting
will take place at the residence of Miss
Matte Bard, on Fourth street. ".
| Next week society will be all agog
over the "Ye Ode English Fayre," at
Armory hall. think most of the pretty
young ladies of the ty are to take part,
and the fittings of the hall are to he the
most artistic we have yet had in that line.
Great pains, as we'll as expense, have been
gone to in preparing this entertainment,
and there will be great throng at Armory
hall next week.-Sl. Louis Spectator.
Mrs. Sturtevant gave sn enjoyable en-
tertainment to few of her friends, yester-
day afternoon, and although outside the
weather was :. most disagreeable
and , the difficulties of pedestrian,
ism were fully exemPiifed, vet thecheerful
parlors of Mrs. Sturtevant were a scene OF
pleasure and good cheer, Among these
pre- ent were Mrs. A. w. Perry. Mrs. A. p.
Morey, Mrs. p. 6. Stafford, Mrs. d. J.
Temple and 2 number of others. -.
FANCY WORK PARTY. .. go PEI -.
Quite number of ladies spent Friday
afternoon at the handsome residence Of
Mrs L. w. Cloney, in the suburbs of this
city. As the occasion was an informal
one and more for the purpose of making
progression in Arrasene and kensington
embroideries the ladies spent very profit
able as we'll as pleasant afternoon. Those
present were Mesdames j. ID. Russell. j.
VI. Offield, A. r. Eastou, Dr.. Carr and
Misses Lou and Fannie Barnes, Addie and
Liza Ritchey, Bette Ross, Belle Turner,
Of Fayette, aud Lizzie Shelton, from near
Longwood. Mo. The ladies all enjoy these
fancy work parties and Look forward to
them with pleasure. '-''f. -'''
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IT,. PLEASANT EVENING. -. ~ -
Mrs d j. Temple, who is quite noted as
a genial and pleas ant hostess, entertained
a number of her lady friends, at her resi-
dence, on Seventh street, Friday evening.
A AL I'd fill al
for supper was served, and much enjoyed
by the guests, and this, with the social
converse Incident to many eongenial
spirits thrown together, made the hours
pass rapidly away. The guests present
were M sdames, DR. Jackson, Col. Eddy,
S L. Highleyman, Morey,. A. w. Perry.
Trumbeli, Truxel. Marvin and Misses
Hattie Marvin, -- Cloes, Jennie Bat
'terton. SAT-" ..gei u1-ic. "T!;' .--. ..Ht .,I
-, -. 7' COUNTRY PARTY. ..-'"
IA very pleasant party took place at the
residence of Mr.. James Franklin, two
miles south of This city. last Tuesday even
ing. The party was given in honor OF Mr..
Eranklin's accomplished daughters, Misses
Mittie and Lille. An elegant supper was
served, and those who had the pleasure Of
besng present enjoyed the occasion very
much. .. ....rt ..,-, t......,
Among the ladies present were the fol.
towing: Misses AOta and Sallie Franklin,
of Dresden; Miss Laura Hubbard, of Sc
dalia; Misses Laura Taylor, May Morgan,
Nettie and Mollie Brigham, Mertie Cole
and Minnie Ves,al. Among the gentlemen
we're Messrs. N. III. and Newton Sibert. X.
d. Thatcher. Albert Perry, Barney Lewis.
VIM. TAYLOR, J. D COleman,R H. Samuel,
Dan Harris, Josh, Land, Chas. Brigham
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT. i3I
A small but elegant entertainment was
given at the residence of DIR. Small, in the
southern suburbs of the city, last Friday
night, which was much enjoyed by those
who had the pleasure of being present 1t
was under the auspices of Miss Sue Par
berry, the doctors accomplished sister-in-
law, and was in. honor of Miss Emma
Haynes, of Boopvisle. Everything that
good taste and fine hospitality could sug-
gest, was done to make the occasion sue
cess. Refreshments we're served, and the
evening was one of social pleasure. Among
the guests present msv be psrticulaiized
Misses Katie FauIhaber, 1sabel, Daniels,
Matte Parker and Messrs, Frank Richard
son, Charles Parker, George Galbreash, v.
E Shaw and Cam Sneed. .i.,qp g. n,a,
CONGREGATIONAL soCIABLE. ,hrL
The members of the Congregational
church gave one of their pleasant and $eryi
ENJOYABLE sociables at the residence ef Mr..
J e. Barber, on Lafayette street last
Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Barber
are very charming hosts, and they did
everything in their power to make their
guests feef at ease. Avery large number
OF individuals, probably seventy Eve, were
present, but the, entire company were
served with refreshments of oysters and
coffee. The neat sum of twenty eight doll
lars was realized and all returned to their
homes feeling thai the evening had been an
event Of pleasure long to be remembered.
..1 :-saii.d .ns WEDDINGS. r. yeh lilo
Mr.. A. p Bishop, the leading je~eler