The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-15


and other relatives.
| Miss Jessie Hoover, of Indianapolis,
beautiful and sprightly young lady, is in
this city visiting relatives.
Misses Emma and Kittie Kidd, who
have been visiting friends and relatives in
Kansas City, returned home Thursday.
Miss Claudia Chappell, who is we'll
known in this city, passed through here
last week on her way to Sweet Springs.
Miss Anna Woods, of Kansas City,
and Miss Emma VOlrath, of BOonville,
were the guests Of Mrs. VIM. Hahn last
week.
Mrs. G. G. Vest and her neice, Miss
Teresa Sneed, have returned from Sweet
Springs and are the guests of Mrs G. r. B.
Jackson
Miss Oracle Kemper, who has been
visiting the family of Mrs. Harry Demuth,
returned to her home, in Boonville, Thurs
day morning.
Miss Mary Leach, formerly of this
city, is said to have been elected principal
of the higher department of Aurora
Springs seminary.
Mrs. r. C. Vinnedge, of Lamonte, after
visiting her nephew, Mr.. Frank Fessenden,
in this city, for several days, left ON Thurs
day for lola, Kansas.
| Mrs. DIR. w. p. King left last
Wednesday for California-the land of
big trees and many wonders-where che
will visit relatives
Miss Sue Evans, a very fascinating
and accomplished young lady of Sedalis, is
visiting Miss Ella. EatOn,of this vicinity
Howard County Advertiser.
| Some vulgar women are not satisfied
to feel that they have no expensive hose,
but they must needs make an exhibition of
their feet whenever an occasion offers.
Miss Aggie Stewart has returned home
irons visit to HillsbOro, Ills She was
accompanied by Mrs Il W. Blackburn, of
that place, who is now the guest of the
FAMILY Of j. K Stewart
MIR A. NJ. Geer and family have re-
moved to SeGalia, which will be their
future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Geer have q
host of friends in Clinton who will be
pleased to learn OF their prosperity in their
new hOme.-ClintOn Democrat.
TO be masculine in dress and conduct
is the highest ambition of many young
women who left the school of prOpriety
| aspirations the sooner they dress and act
like other women the better.
1t is no longer good form to carry
about or read in public cheap, paper-cov-
| cred novels, and now the thing is to have
a rich and handsomely bound volume of
some standard work. 1t is needless to say
| that book publishers are delighted.
Miss Bette c. James, of Waverly, Mo-,
was married, at the residence of her moth
er, to MIR. j. F. NJ. Nickel, of Kansas
City, last Thursday evening. The yonng
lady has many friends In this city, who
will wish her much happiness in her new
relation.
There is a good deal of justice in the
complaint that is made by anxious parents
at the watering places that their fair
charges make of their summer holidays
more of time for fashionable gayety than
a time for recreation, and that they are
inclined to seek undue privileges in the
line of Irritation.
WHAT SOCIETY PEOPLE ARE DOING.
Fat women lacing, slim ones padding.
Eating late suppers and getting up
with the headache.
Working little at "arrasine," but .
great deal harder on gossip.
Signing because the men haven't pro-
posed, aud wishing they had not left home.
Wondering why the ZONES girls" al
ways get more attention than anybody
else
Counting noses preparatory to coming
home, and mOurnfully gazing at empty
purses.
Wishing there was something new
under the sun, and some of 'em missing
heaven.
Smiling and calling each other "dear'
to their faces, but hating each other
cordially to their backs.
Thinking that "Langtry" is much
overrated, and that American women"
can discount her any day.
Married women flirting with single
men at the resorts, married men doing the
same with single women at home.
Drinking waters that they would label
"slops" at home, and writing long letters
about being lonesome" when they know it
is false
SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE CONNER
CIAL TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION.
The second annual ball, given by the
Commercial Travellers association, took
place last Monday evening at the park,
and large company assembled to indulge
in its revel.
An elegant supper was served to the
guests, and everything passed of with the
greatest enjoyment and harmony. Anum-
Der of really elegant toilets were worn, and
some of the most beautiful women in this
part of the country were present.
Music, gladness and JOY ruled the hour,
and the guests raturned to their respective
homes, after an evening of rars pleasure.
Society Elsewhere.
PARSONS.
Mrs. 8. B. Cary is visiting her mother
at Fredonia.
Mrs. C. T. Mears and daughter, Miss