The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-10
SOCIETY NEWS.

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\ rent fr>a, Ss,iaHa neiahboring Iiare>, re-
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sld CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neshbor-
ING towns tributary 10 s-~ialis. Address all such
communications to Rosa feafie. society reporter
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sEDALIA.
-Mrs- J. II. Glenn is in the city visit
-ng her parents.
Miss Mollie Douglass, of this city,
~sited friends in Nevada last week.
Miss Birdie Reed, of Jefferson City,
visited friends IN this city last week.
Mr. Ed. Marvin and vile, Of Parsons,
Kansas, are visiting relatives in this city.
-Mrs Murphy, Of this city, is visiting
aer sister, Mrs. A. II. Thrusteu, At Pilot
Grove, No.
Mrs. Speidel, Mrs. Letter and Miss
last Tuesday.
Miss Moilie Hopkins sad her cousin,
, Della Downing, of Nevada, were in the
city last week.
Mrs. A. Mitchell, of Hyde Park, Hi
aois, formerly Of Sedalia, visited friends
here last week.
Misses Mitchell and Bette billiard
-isited Mrs. Hughes, on LsmOnte street,
n this city, last week.
-Miss Lulu McNsir, of Caroudelet. a
sister of Mrs w. ID. Ilgenfritz, who visited
here last week, has returned TO her home
Mrs. w. A. RaIick. who has been
spending the holidays with her parents in
this city, left yesterday morning for St.
Louis.
Mrs. VIM Kerns. who spent the holt
DAYS with her parents nesr Houstonia, re-
turned to her home in st. Louis Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Tut and family, who have been
visiting their relatives, the family Of Mr..
T George Yester, left for their home Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. A. r Easton, Of St. Louis, who
has been spending a short season in this
city with friends, returned to her home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Sampson, who
have been visiting friends at Fort Worth,
Texas, returned to their home in this city
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Nellie Champagne. of ST. Louis,
~ho has been visiting friends in this city
Cor some days past, left for her home
Thursday morning.
Mrs Jackson, wife Of DR.. J. w. Jack
son, Of the Missouri Pacific hospital,
returned Thursday evening from Labadie,
where she went to spend the holidays with
sriends-
Miss Lizzie Best, who has been with
friends in Illinois for the past six months,
has returned to her home in this city.
Miss Lizzie is q step daughter of q. w.
.HameL
Mr.. James Hooten End wife, Miss
Hays, sister OF Mrs. lIooten, rnd Miss
Mamie Young, of Lexington, passed
through this city Thursday evening, on
:heir way to St. Louis.
Miss Lena Gallie, who attends the
Wesleyan College at Cincinnati, and who
spent the holidays with relatives and
friends in this city, has returned to her
studies of music and painting.
All of the towns adjacent to Sedalia
are iudulging in masque balls. The So
ciety people Of Sedaiia should follow suit,
and show them how nicely such affairs
may be conducted in this city.
Mrs. Hughes entertained small
party of friends ut her residence on La
monte street last Friday evening. Music
and dancing occupied the hours, and n
very enjoyable evening Was the result.
State Journal: Miss Hortense
Philips and Miss Eva Gentry, two beautiful
young ladies of Sedalia, passed through
this city TO day, on their return to Miss
Cuthbert's Seminary at st. Louis after a
short vacation.
Miss Mamie Conn, a beautiful young
lady of St. Louis, passed through this city
sast evening ON her return to the f. A. sem
mary at Lexington. At the expiration of
the coming FIVE months she will have COM
pleted her studies.
Miss Fannie Christopher, of Independence,
Two young ladies who are well known to
Sedalia society, received calls New Years
day with Misses Mamie aud Laura Tin
dali, of Kansas City.
Among the presents at the wedding of
Miss Haidee PattisOn and DIR. J. H. Warde
isst Wednesday, the BAzoo unintentionally
omitted to mention pair OF horses and a
phRton from the groom TO the bride, and
an elegant bedroom set of furniture from
The father and mother of the bride.
Mrs A Glandon, was at home to her
aost of friends. assisted BY Mis- Kate
Crawford, of Kentucky; Miss Virgil
Keene and Miss Henrietta Gooch, of
Mexico, and Miss May Henerson, of Sc
dalia, and Jolly good time was enjoyed
at Mrs. Glandon's by all the callers.-Me1-
leo Ledger.
Mics Altha Ballinger who spent the
holidays in Jefferson City, returned last
Tuesday evening. She assisted Mrs. J. X.
Willis in entertaining callers New Years
Day and also participated in the grand
ball given at Mr. Pitts She was met at
the depot in this city by gentleman friend
named Woods. Her sister spent the holi-
idays with friends in Iowa.