The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-14
'worth-is visiting her brother, Sheriff NJ.
S. Conner, i'm this city.

Mrs. DIR. Mayheld left Yesterday morn
ing for ST. Louis, where she will make hel
home. She was accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Annie Tobias.
Miss Ella Beck, daughter of Maj. VIM
Beck, who has been attending college il
Lexington, is making a short visit will
her relatives in this city.
Mrs. C. NJ. Sheafe, who has been visit
ing a short season with the family of u. b
Simonds, on Broadway, returned to hel
home in Holden Friday last.
Miss Lee Ming, of Dover, who has
been visiting Mrs. James Montgomery, OF
Seventh street. left for Nevada Friday
morning to visit friends there.
Miss Julia Kinney. who has been paw
ing an extended visit to Mrs. +. J. Mcclure
on Seventh street, left for her home in
Howard county, Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pottinger, relatives OF
Ed. McClellen, who have been visiting in
this city for sometime, returned to their
home in Fair Haven, Ohio, last Tuesday
! Mrs. L. +. Short and her little son
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
| p. Kidd, and other relatives i'm Kentucky
returned to her home i'm the surburbs OF
this city last Tuesday.
The ladies of the East Sedalia Baptis,
church gave pleasant surprise party al
the residence of Frank Landmann las,
Thursday evening. Ii was said to have
been very enjoyable affair.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give Valentine social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. w. Gentry, on Broadway,
on Tuesday evening, February 18th, in the
interest OF the new parsonage.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Ida Murray, of South Sedalia, last Tues
dav night, by large number of friends,
and the evening passed off pleasantly in
dancing and other amusements.
The invitations for the grand bal
masque. to be given by the Assembly at
the park on the 2lst of the month, are all
out. The young society people are making
grand preparations for the event in the
way of lovely dresses, etc.
An old ladies' Tea" was given last
Thursday evening al the residence of Mrs.
Kincaid, on Kentucky street. A good
number of the old ladies were entertained,
and a splendid supper was served in good
style, making the evening pleasant and
enjoyable affair for all who were present.
There is good opening for some en-
terprising lady between the ages of sixteen
and forty, near Austin, where lives an
aesthetic, handsome and wealthy gentleman
who wants to marry. He desires to form
the acquaintance of some lady with view
to entering the haven of matrimonial bliss.
Address all communications to Rekab,
Austin, Cass county, Mo.
The following marriage notice, taken
from the Carthage Banner will prove of
interest to a number of Sedaiians, as the
bride was former resident of this city:
Married, by Rev WIS knight. February
LIST, at z p. M, at the residence of the bride,
Mr. James Fl. Smith, ON South Main street,
Mr.. I. A. Fitzpatrick, of Leadville, Colo
RADIO. and Miss Irvie E. Smith, of this city.
The Young Mems Social club gave
one of their pleasant hops last Wednesday
night at their hall on Main street. The
dancers were late in gathering, but when
dancing began it was entered into with
zest and interest. There were about twenty
five couples present, and all enjoyed them
selves TO the fullest extent. Nothing Oc-
CURED to mar the festivities of the gather
ing, and at late hour the dancers went to
their homes, tired but pleased.
The luncheon at Mrs. S. L. Highley-
mans yesterday afternoon was an unpece-
denied success. The menu was delicious
and would tempt the most obdurate dys-
peptic. 1t consisted of six courses-egg
nogg, shrimps, salads, ham, olives, char
lotte russo, Neapolitan cream. finishing
with chocolate and whipped cream.
ho Mrc (lnpax- Me-
Ofield, Mrs. Eddy, her friend, Miss Gear
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Phipps,
Mrs Morris, Mrs James Montgomery, Mrs.
Heard, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Donohue, Mrs.
w. ID. Ilgenfritz, Mrs Richardson, Miss
Rose, Miss Foster, Mrs. Sampson and
Mrs. Travis.
The members of the Episcopal church
contemplate giving an entertainment
which will bedesignated as the ''Children's
Carnival" tomorrow week-the night of
the Goth. Sixty boys and girls will take
part in it, all dressed i'm fancy costumes.
A multitude of things will be represented
fairies, butterflies, flowers of all kinds,
the sun, the moon, the stars, gods and
goddesses of the old mythology-verily
multitude of things in ribbons, tinsel and
muslin. The drill sergeants are Miss
Hattie Marvin, Miss Cora Demuth and
Miss Gertrude Gist. The have already
had their brigade at work, putting it
TIL ough its evolutions, and the little ones
take an enthusiastic interest in the whole
performance. The entertainment, when
all the arrangements are thoroughly per-
fected, will be as novel as it will be largely
1t will be given for the purpose
of assisting to raise funds for the building
of their new church at the corner of
Broadway and Ohio streets.
The ladies' society of the First Presby-
terrain church, with their usual commend
able zeal, gave an elegant supper at the
new Germania hall building last Thursday
evening, which was unusually well patron.
lied. TIE menu was very carefully pre-
pared and beautifully and tastefully served.
There were four different tables glittering
with costly silver and china, and upon