The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14


Paris. Mo-, are the guests of DR.. T. L. Mai
or's family, on West Seventh street.
Miss Dora Ney is the guest OF Mr.. snt
Mrs. Louis Deu.sch of this city. She is
very pleasant young lady, a vocalist of nc
mean order, and made many friends Will.
here on previous visit.
A fine cedar tree planted by Senator
Hill AT his door in Atlanta, gree and flour.
ished when he did, dropped and sickened
when he did, aad in spite of the gardener.
assiduous care, died when the senator did
Miss Mamie Buuce, Of BoouvilIe, who
has many friends in this city, has b en-
visiting in ST. Louis, and according to the
Globe Democrat, has been making cousid-
cradle havoc with the susceptible youths OF
that godIy city.
The members of the Christian church
will give 4 supper at the new Storey build
ing on Ohio street, next Friday evening
There will be pretty girls as table walters,
oysters served iE various ways, aud several
attractive features included.
The masque ball given by Company
G, at Apgar's opera house, Moberly, last
Thursday evening, was truly . grand al
fair, there being q large number of the
guests in costume, some of them being
quite unique and original character
Mr.. VIM. Gossage gave q reception TO
. number Of bis friends at his residence,
on Washington avenue, last Friday even
ing. 1t vas for the purpose of celebrating
the twenty sixth anniversary of his birth,
and right royalty was the idea carried out.
Refreshments, consisting Of cakes, fruits.
were served, and the evening was most en-
joyably spent in games and social converse.
The Wedding OF Miss Emma Wom-
ack and Mr.. William Frederick took
place st the residence of the brides broth
er-in.law, in Louisville, Ky., during the
frst part If last week. The wedding Was
a very elegant affair and a large number OF
handsome presents were received. The
bride is sister of Mrs. Frank Newton, OF
this city. To-day they will be rendered
a ieceplion at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. George WOmack, at Green
Ridge.
Society item from Dallas. Tex: "a
couple arrived in the city from Fort Worth
on yesterday mornings esst-bound train,
over the Texas Il Pacific road, and we're
married, when they took bridal tour over
the city, footing il all the way. The bride
was attir.d i'm blue dress, with red roses
worked in the border. She wore q straw
hat, which was set of with red plume.
The bridegroom wore his pants in his
boots, which were ornamepted with pair
of huge spurs, WAS coaileSs, wore q blue
Tanner shirt and q SLOUGH. oroad hat. They
munched ginger cake and appeared to be
chuck FULL Of bliss"
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
A large number Of the younger members
of the Christian church met al the resi-
dence oi lie pastor Friday evening, for the
purpose al having a social evening and al
80 for the organization of n young peoples
society, the object of which will be To cul-
tivate sociahliiy, To help the pastor to
build up the church and bringing others 10
christ. About twenty names re enrolled
and much interest was manifested In the
procedure. During the evening the entire
co npanv ranged themselves around the
pastors commodiOus dining room, aud
were served with tea, coffee, cakes fruits
ETC., which weIe taken from the long dining
tabl.. in the centre. After the r, ireshment>
had been discussed and enjoyed the guests
again adorned TO the parlor where they
rendered a number of beautiful songs and
hymrs i'm highly artistic manner. The
pastor then prayed and the company dis
p-rsed 10 their respective homes. The So
ciety will meet again in fortnight at the
church study, when they will further per-
feet their regulations and plans.
WEDDING.
Miss Mamie Trigg and Mr. Oscar Grigg
were married at the residence of the brides
parents, two mile, north Of this city. last
Thursday evening. The wedding was a
very pleasant one. and number OF elegant
presents were received. The newly married
couple have gone south, on their bridal
tour.