The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-16

SuTSiOus, etC., Win winch society people
are want to regale themselves, must be
postponed until southern breezes and floods
Of sunshine have wrought out the problem
| of summer. Let us trust that this state of
affairs will soon change, and once more
the sound Of the merry makers mirth BE-
heard re-echoing through the upland and
the valley.
Come from your hiding May, sweet Way,
Give tresssure fair thine O~p
Your touch Of rose, your IrA srantne,s,
Your golden sun with heart Of flame.
We weary OF the sad. the dresr.
The breath uf first, the winters chill.
We long TAI els p thy chal ce g.s1
And drink iIs beauty 10 tn: I'LL
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Ellis, of Pilot Grove, was
in this city last week.
MIR. w. l. Berry and wife are visiting
friends in Mitchell, Ind
Miss Nellie Griffin, Of this city, is visit
ing friends in Warrensburg.
Mrs l.. ID. Everhart, Of Warrensburg,
is visiting friends i'm this city.
MIR. and Mrs C. ID. Wassell returned
from visit with friends in Illinois last
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Hinsdale returned
from tour through Colorado and New
Mexico last Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. James Montgomery at
tended tho Western Gas convention held
in Chicago last "Wednesday.
Misses Lizzie Wall and Annie Rev
nolds, OF Shawnee Mound, Henry county,
were in the city last week.
Miss E. NJ Clemmons has just receiv-
ed her new piano, and her concert Is booked
Tor Smiths hall ON June 8.
Miss Matte Parker left Yesterday
morning for Boonville, for brief visit
with her friend, Miss Mary Bunce.
Mrs. Lon V. Stephens, Miss Mittie
Stephens and Mrs Charles +. Leonard, OF
Boonvilie. were in this city last week.
Mrs. n. II. Rice, of Bloomington, ILL.,,
cousin OF j. q. Allen, arrived i'm the city
yesterday morning for weeks visit.
Mrs. X. +. O'Brien, of Boonville, re-
turned last night from Troy, Kansas, where
she has been visiting for the past week
R. w. Robinson and wife, of Browns
vile, who visited DIR. Jackson's family i'm
this city, returned to their home Thurs
day.
Mics Carrie Duncan, an accomplished
sister, Mrs. +. s. Lowe, on East Fourth
street.
Mrs. B. F. Wing, of Boonville, who
has been in this city visiting friends for a
lew days, will return TO her home in the
Vine Clad city this evening.
Mrs A b. Thornton, of the BoonvilIe
News, and her daughter Zetta, passed
through this city Thursday, on their way
home from the editorial convention.
Miss Laura Mitchell, q young lady
Who made many friends while visiting
Mrs. w ID. genfriiz, of this city, return.
ed to her home in ST. Louis, Friday morn
ing
Miss Gertie Gist, a former well known
society lady of this city, came down from
Clinton, Friday morning, and is visiting
Niss Hattie Marvin. corner of seventh and
Massachusetts streets.
Mrs. I II. Jones, formerly Miss Stella
Sawyer, oil this city, after a pleasant visit
with friends and relatives mere, left for
HigginsvilIe Thursday, where, after a short
visit, she will return to her home In Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Imbrie of st. Joseph.
whose lovely poems have often touched an
nswering chord i'm the hearts OF her ad-
mirers in this city, will please receive
grateful acknowledgment for her kindly
letter written to the society reporter of this
publication.
Miss Annie Barnett celebrated her
seventh birthday at the residence of her
parents, corner Of Seventeenth and Ohio
streets, last Thursday evening. About
twenty OF her young friends were present,
and they heartily enjoyed their nicely pre-
pared supper aud the merry games ar
ranged for them.
A reception was given at the residence !
Of Capt. s. g. Gold, on Third and Usage |
streets, last Thursday evening, in honor OF |
Rev. II q. Jackson, the newly appointed |
pastor Of the Ohio street NJ. +. church. A |
large number of guests we're present and |
an elegant supper was partaken Of.
Mrs. B. III. Ingram and her sister, Mrs |
g. L. Faulhaber, left yesterday morning |
for Jefferson City, where they will remain |
until tomorrow, when, in company with |
their father, Mr.. Jonathan Grimshaw,
they leave for Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend |
the grand May musical festival. They
will be absent . week.
Miss Carrie Weller and Mr.. Hugh |
Flemming we're united in marriage by
Rev. Beat,ie. of the First Presbyterian |
church, at the home of the brides parents,
on Third street. last Thursday morning |
The wedding was . very elegant affair and
many rich and handsome presents were
Miss Emma Knos fel, acharming young
lady Of Louisville, KY, accompanied by
her mother, passed through the city Mon
day, en- route to St. Joseph, Mo-, to visit
friends. The BAzOo welcomes the young
miss to the state of bears, and in this in
stance, to the state of bores, as she was
pestered with one, whom, We hope, will
Be-mis sed by her If she ever comes to The
far west again.
"A pleasant little party was given at
The residence of ID. B. Dean, on Ohio street
last Tuesday evening. Games and refresh
ments served 10 while AWAY The time, and