The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-31

years of age, with an olive complexion,
black eyes and hair, and q face thin and
csrewOrn.
Miss Bell Arvin, of Armstrong, How
ard Co, Mo-. has reuounced the world and
taken upon herself the duty of a nun. Five
other young ladies did the same The
ceremony is said to have been very im-
Pressive.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Mamie NJ. Trigg and Mr.. Oscar Gregg.
The WEDDING will take plsce Thursday
evening next, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott,
who reside about two miles north OF this
city.
The reception given to Mrs. Emmett
Philips. of Kansas City, by her mother,
Mrs. L. F Sheldon, at the family resi-
dence, was a very delightful one, there
being about thirty ladies present The
toilets were unexceptionrsie, some of them
elegant and effective
Miss Ella Porter. Mr.. John Skinner,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Flemming, who
had been attending the Collins-Skinner
nesday evening. They were accompanied
by Miss Fannie Miller. of Cynthiana. KY,
who will remain here for a short visit.
Miss Alice Durhsm, Of Illinois, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Durham, who is
matrOn nj the University in this city Miss
Durham is young and pretty. but has dis
carded the formslities of dress, that she
.gh the better devote her life to the cause
of the Master whom she serves. She is an
evangelist, aud enters into that field OF
work with an enthusiasm and ardOr which
must eventuate in success.
Little Miss May Wallace. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Wallace, OF this city, i,
entitled to recognition as q musical genius.
She is only ten years of age, aud has al
ready composed several very pretty pieces
of music. Her latest work, called Grand
pas Pride Schottische," is exceedingly
creditable. The title page bears picture
Of the little lady, and In it her bright.
sweet face displays an immense amount 1
intellect
Last Monday was the 10Th anniversary
of the marriage of Capt. +. b. Wr0cklrfl
and his estimsble wife, of CarrolltOn, Mo.
A number of their friends concluded TO
pay them q visit that evening, and give
them q reminder Of their friendship and
enjoy the hospitality of this genial couple.
The presents we're many and handsome
The evening was a IDost delightful one,
and the occasion was enjoyed splendidly
by all present.
Mr.. W. K Thomas was rendered an
elegant birthday dinner AT his residence on
Fourth street, last Monday. 1t was more
Of family affair, however, than otherwise,
kev tod h,.f Il
Mrs. Ira Hinsdale. Whe her MIR. Thomas,
who is one of the most genial gentlemen in
the city, vas only sixteen years Of age, or
one hundred, has not been definitely as
certained but it is surmised he is sixteen
in few things and ole hundred in many,
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
a pleasant entertainment was given at
the residence of Miss Carrie Roper, on
Seventh street, last Wednesday evening, in
honor of Miss Cora Liggeti, of St. Louis,
which was much enjoyed by those present.
Some fine music was rendered and light re-
freshments we-e served during the evening
Those presen' we're Misses Cora Liggett,
Msy,ie Parker, Katie Faulhaber, Isabel
Daniels. and Messrs V f. Shaw, Ernest
Lamy, Lynn Ilgenfritz, j. Allison and
Frank Richardson.
WEDDINGS
Mr.. William Laughlin and Miss Lib
bic Malone were united in marriage ut the
Catholic church i'm Parsons, Kansas, Fri
day morning, Oct. Goth. The occasion vas
fitiingly celebrated at the residence of the
brides brother, Mr.. Wallace Malone. The
presents were numerous, and a number of
them elegant. Miss Libbie is sister of
Conductor Jack Malone, of the X. & T a.,
and has many friends in this city who will
wish her happiness in the new relation
which she has assumed.
WEDDINGS ELSEWHERE
A. j. Pickering, of Neosho Falls, and
Miss Eveline +. De Mar, daughter of j.
L. De Mar. Of Parsons, were united in
marriage on Tuesday, at the residence Of
Rev. Bowen, the rector of the Episcopal
church. The happy couple left ON the
afternoon train for Neosho Falls, which
place they will make their future home.
-Wsddell -Colbern. AT the residence
of G. w. Colbern, Esq on the 18th inst,
Mr.. VIM. A. Wadell and Miss Addie J.
Colbern, all of johnson county, Rev. C.
AVE-. 4Ao" Mus Va hNhcoS otuSLatibs-
Those present at the wedding were primer
pally relatives OF the bride and groom,
only one or two outsiders being invited. A
splendid supper was served, and everyone
present not only enjoyed themselves, but
WED with each other in making others
happy, and it was really a joyous aud
recherche affair.
NJ. w. ID. TYLER, cashier of the First
National bank, Clinton, was united in
marriage at 8 p. N last evening, Wednes-
day, October %, to Miss Kate Jones, at the
residence of her father, VIM. Jones, esq 76
Lexington avenue, Columbus, Ohio. The,
wedding was private, there being
present only few invited guests besides
near relatives. The bridal party started
at once for Chicago where they will remain
q couple of days visiting her brother. They
will arrive in Clinton Monday or Tuesday,
and for the present make their home with
Mr.. B. J. Gustav.