The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

dttcnuti Sfdfiu uu>iCa! tntrrlalniistut ~
Pilot Grove Friday evening They re-
turned To this city yesterday morning.
-Mins Nellie Ingram, daughter of Mr..
H. H. Ingram. il earning quite reputa-
ton ~ an -locutioni-t. She rrciiesl How
Ruby Played" ut the entertainment, given
at Mrs. Marvins Thursday evening, in Il
very creditable manner indeed.
Mr. G.. Phel ~. railroad agent at
Boonville and hi, cousin, >. +. Phelps,
were in this city last Thursday evening
for the purpose OF meeting their cousin.
Miss Zilla Selby. ot Illinois. They ac-
cOInpsnied her to Lexington. Mo, shcre
she will attend the Baptist college.
A male quar,ette club has just been
formed in this city under the tuition al an
able teacher which no doubt will IN 4
short time furnish ZONE choice musical
gems for the entertainment OF themselves
and friends. The member are: Mc-sr-.
Stewart Huntington, first tenor; Ernest
I.amy. second tenor; Frank lisrdcsstle,
first bas-o; Cha-. f.. Taylor. second bas-o.
Mrs. Shcl IONS parlor- were taken pos
session oil last Friday night by a social
assembly II Coed T-mplars. This event
will live green in the memories of the
many couple, who were percent, a. one ui
th. lending affairs If the season. Refresh
ment, al cake aud coffee were served and
the gathering vas made more pleasant bv
the introduction III a nuInber II laugiablc
games.
Invitations are out for the marriage
al Miss Hr,en LYON and Mr.. II. Kirk
patrick. at the residence OF the formers
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Me
Namara, at No. 294l Eastern avenue. ST.
Louis, "wednesday. january 18th. Both
parties are we'll known IN this city. The
vonng lady has b-en employed by Mn.
Merton in her millinery establishment for
some years past. The gentleman is a
brother OF Mrs. Charley Lyon and Mrs.
John Hall, Of this city.
-Fid,Iio hall las, Friday night was the
scene nj a no-t enjoy able affair-a hop by
the Young Mem sccial club. The atten-
dance 81 the votaries of tsrprichore speaks
we'll fer the sociability Of Sdalia The
hall was crowded. to overtlowine asd.the
light fantastic Var tripped TO many strains
until late hour. Mr. George Dixon did
thu honor OF master Of CEREMONIES in
which ne was greatly assisted by Messrs.
J II. Kelly and J. " OBrien.
The Calli"pan ciety met at the
usual hour last Friday night. The iol-
lowing programme was rendered:
Defamation, w. Z. King.
Recitation, Stella Ueinline.
Quartette.
K.Ce-s
Recitation. F.. Brown.
Miscellaneous quotations by the society.
Violin due:, Prof. Birchfeld and l..
Jones
SELECT reading. File Barrick.
Violin solo, Prot Birchield.
Weekly Budget, Gren. Van Petten.
Critics report. Carrie Crowley.
] his was one of the most interesting
meetings that has occurred this winter
A pleasant party Of young people
gathered at the residence of Mr.. Joe
Pl.ington last Thursday evening IN honor
oi his son. Mr.. Hsnl-y Pilkington, who lie
>oon 10 leave Tor sacramento, California.
Music aud social conversation were in
dulged in, and: m elegantly prepared and
s'rved supper was partaken Of. During
the evening club under the name OF tn.
"Lota Socirtas" was organized. which
embraces the following membrrs: Misses
Anna Allen, frankie Miller. Retta Pilking-
ton. Emma Kidd. Louisa Pilkington. Julia
Castle, kittie Kidd. Mr.. Dora Pattison
and Nrssrs. A l. Birchfield. w. ID. Steele,
Burns Castle, w. ii. Pieiy, X. r Richard
son, Frank Hughes, H. Byler, J. Allison,
;. L. McIihenny, J. +. Bayliss. j. ID.
Icwerv. This society will probably meet
again during the next fortnight.
The entertainment given st the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Msrvin's, corner OF Seventh
and Massachusetts, stree;-, last Thursday
evening, was one of the most enjoyable vi
the season. IL Vas given in the interests
81 the Episcopal church, but larg. num-
Der of invited guest. from other denomina-
tiOns were present. During the evening a
number of beautiful children in fancy cos
tunes of tissue parer, went through the
evolution of u dance and the scene was
much enjoyed by the audience. Elegant
refreshments were served and dancing in-
dulg-d IN bv the grown folks ~ we'll ~ the
children. A Moonlight on the
Lake"-wss rendered In very fine man.
ner by Misses Mabel Van Camp. Gertie
Gist. Messre Frank Hardcas,Ie and
Charley Taylor. Maj. Dowland gave some
rotations m an able manner, and taken
altogether the evening was success in
every particular. Present were: Misses
,llie King, Mamie Gentry, SsIlie Potter.
Mabel and Gertie Van Camp, Gertie Gis,,
Altha Bailinger and sister, Belle Halle,
Mrs Geo. l.. Brown, Mrs Col Eddy, Mrs.
Frank Houston, Mrs. b. Il. Lyon and
Messrs. I. Kehce. Frank Mcdonald, Tom
Lewis, Msj. Dowland, Russell Lemist,
Charley TAYLOR, Frank Hardcastls, John
Jaynes, Arthur Maltby, J. S Mclean and
MANY Others.
The .folloxing marriage announcement,
IL taken from the st Louis Republican of
Thursday morning. January 18th:
The marriage of Mr.. j. Walter Tess
dale and Miss Fannie u. Barney occurred
lat evening. at 3 o'clock. at the residence
of Mr. and AIRS. T.. ii. Warner, 1910 Ash
down street.
The groom is 4 son of Mr.. J. III. Teas
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