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

Miss Allie Ritter, popular sOcletv
young lady of this city, has gone to Lead
willie, Colorado, where she will spend a
month
Miss Kate Geisner, of Butler. Mo-,
was in this city last week. She was en-
route to Warsaw, where she is now visiting
friends.
DIR. NJ. L. Ross and wife, who have
been visiting the family of L. B. Hall, re-
returned to their home in Quincy, Illinois,
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. G. Simonds, who
have been visiting relatives in Boston and
other points in the east, returned to this
city last week.
Misses Lena Townsend and Nettie
Coombs, of Smithton, who have been visit
ing friends in this city, returned home yes.
day morning.
Mrs. Alice Buchanan, accompanied by
Miss Eva Vest, of Illinois, came home
from a visit with friends at Clinton, last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. NJ. Hatch, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. w. H. Barnes. of South
Bend, Indiana, returned from McAllister
Springs last Tuesday.
Mrs. Dora Pattison and her brother,
Master Earnest Kincaid, who have been
visiting friends in Boonville, returned
home Friday evening.
Miss Ottie Files, who has been visit
ing friends for the last month in st. Louis,
has returned home, accompanied BY Miss
Josie Parker, of that city.
Mrs. Lottie Hutchinson, of this
county. is spending the summer with
friends in Dakota territory. She is on a
ranch fifty miles from railroad.
Rev. J. w. Plannett and wife, who
have been visiting their son, Rev. j. n.
Plannett, of this city, left for their home
in Pittsburg. Pa, last Friday evening.
Mrs. r. E. Baker has returned to Day
ton, Ohio, her health still being poor. She
hopes, as do many of her friends, that the
return will prove entirely beneficial to her.
Mrs. Matte McGrew and her sister,
Miss Beckie Beamer, of Brownsville, pass.
ed through the city Friday for Nevada,
where they will spend season in visiting.
Miss Mamie Gentry, one of the very
prettiest and most attractive young ladies
in Sedalia, came home from a visit with
friends at Paris, Mo-, last Monday evening
Mrs X. A. Gibberson, who resides on
| West Main street, is dangerously ill. Mrs
G. has many warm friends in the city who
will be panied to learn of her serious ILL.,
ness.
MIR. C. Wilson and wife, of Wills
boro, Colorado, passed through the city
last Tuesday evening, on their way to Col
orado. They are relatives of DR.. and Mrs
10 c. Slack.
If there is more annoying nuisance
than the one made BY would-be musicians
who beat and drum upon that much tor.
tured instrument, the piano, it lacks thu
importance of discovery.
Mrs. p. c. Kidd, formerly Miss Lelis
Majors, of this city, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. U. F. Short, for the past
month. left for her home in Lexington
Kentucky, last Wednesday.
Mrs. H. T. Lamy left Thursday morn
ing for Sedalia, where she will visit with
friends and relatives for few weeks. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Mol
lie Wright.-Nevada Mail.
Miss Mamie Kendall, who has beer
visiting Miss Carrie Young, On Seventh
street, left last Thursday morning for her
home in Whitehall, Illinois. Mis-
Mamie leaves several sorrowing admirer
behind her.
Two of the most popular society belle!
in this city appeared one day last week OF
Ohio street, and other principal thorough
fares. with genuine sun-bonnets on. They
were made of white material and surely
the sweet faces within them never ap.
peared to better advantage.
Miss Della Inch, of Sedalia, is visitins
friends in Warsaw, and with Misses Moo
man and Russell, has been receiving the at
tentions of those of our citizens who know
how to encourage our visitors from abroad
to give favorable reports of Warsaw's abil
ity to entertain angels, wares or unawares
WARSAW Times.
Misses Toucie and Susie Robertson
of Hannibal, and Misses Lille and Jesse
Read, of Shelbina, a quartette of female
loveliness and charming ..vivacity, came
down from the north Friday afternoon
and returned home yesterday morning
They had an enjoyable visit to the Queen
City and it is hoped they will "coms
again"
The neatest way to modestly display 8
foot is to cross the leg to which it belong.
over to the other. This lifts the foot abou,
six inches from the floor, and lets it hane
in easy. graceful supension. The lower
edge of the skirt should lie acros.
the insteP, so that only the from
half of the foot is shown, but thai
is sufficient, in the present fragamentry
state of slippers and sandals, to show :
good bit of the finely embroidered or deli
cately woven stocking The position is {
common one to most elegant and refined
girls in the politest circles of society, no
only here, but in London and Paris.-Clars
Belle.
WHAT SOCIETY PEOPLE ARE DOING.
Talking high art.
Eating almost any kind of dinners at res
taurants and hotels.
Envying and back-bitiRg each other.
Dancing the society" at all the resorts
Reading "Seasides" and Oscar Wilde