The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-11

visit to her pareuts. Rev. and Mrs. }. i.
Henderson, of this city.
Miss Liza Walker, of St. Louis. who
made many friends during her sojourn here
last winter, is expected 10 arrive in this
city tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Della Case has returned TO this
city from a visit with her son, DR. Case. of
St. Louis, and is stopping With her daughter,
Ms. Geo. T. Hardcastle.
Miss Mollie Reynolds and Miss Stella
Sappington, of Arrow Rock, who visited
friends and also attended tine Lebanon
Presbvtery, returned to their home Wednes- |
day.
Miss Lucy Barber passed through the
city, yesterday, on her way to Warrens-
burg, her home, having just returned from
an extended visit among friends in Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Wesley kipp, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ella, Of Holden, at
| tended the crystal wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Tritt, in this city, last Tues
day evening.
Miss Maggie White, whose parents
I formerly resided In this city but have lately
! removed to Appleton City, will leave for
will in future reside. Her manv friends
in this city regret Miss Maggie's departure
very much.
MIST w. Cloney will give An ele-
4 CANT entertainment to her lady friends at
| her handsome residence i'm the suburbs Of
this city next Thursday afternoon. Sew
en,y-tive invitations have been issued, and
an unusually pleasant affair is anticipated.
The First Baptist church has Just re-
ceiyed a new roof, and i'm addition .
coat of paint and a finish Of handsome
wall paper The services will he held
there this morning, and as the altar has
been exauisitely adorned with flowers, the
church will present a very elegant appear
ance.
The Happy Home club, a society en-
bracing fourteen members, and composed Of
young masters and misses, will meet at the
residence of Miss May Ccbine, corner of
Fifth and Kentucky streets, next Tuesday
teyening The exercises of the evening will
consist of literary and musical entertain
ment.
"A visit to the art studio of Miss Josie
Wright, the we'll known artist, resulted in
finding her busily engaged in painting
number Of lovely Easter eggs. The de-
signs were from exquisite wild flowers, and
were pretty and appropriate. She has In
hand several choice works in oil, among
which may be mentioned The Old Oaken
Bucket" ami frame designed for either
mirror or an engraving.
While it is not exactly the province
of q woman to find fault with a woman in
the arduous duties devolving upon her in
- q hat
uue .. ,ue i...ies officiating at the general
delivery of the posto9ice might be little
improved i'm the matter Of keeping her re-
marks to herself, and thus being able to
give more attention to her business, which
is waiting upon the callers, promptly and
expeditiously and without comment.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Tritt celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their welded
life last Tuesday evening, at their resi-
dence on West Fifth street, in a very
pleasant manner. There were q large num-
Der of invited guests, and the presents
were app opriate and we'll selected. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kipp,
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
, John Burkhart, Mr.. and Mrs.. Hahn, Mr.
and Mrs. John Tritt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
. Current, Mesdames Kent, Jno. Kulmer, j.
ID. Cobine, and Misses Ella Kipp, May Co.
bine, Effie Barrett and many Others.
PLEASANT EVENING
Mrs A. W. Perry gave a pleasant and
. enjoyable entertainment to a number OF
her friends last Thursday evening at her
home on Broadway Refreshments were
served and these, with delightful instru-
mental as we'll as vocal music, made up
the finale of a very successful affair.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. }.
> NJ, Clute, Mr.. and Mrs. Highleyman, Col.
: | and Mrs. Eddy, DIR. and Mrs. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Temple, Misses Emma
, Davis. Hattie Marvin, Mary and Bette
Gentry, Ida bradford, of St. Louis; Messrs.
Ed. Iiginfritz, Thos. Kehoe and others.
e Aroller skating and dancing soiree was
given at the park, last Friday evening,
e which those who had the pleasure OF being
S present pronounced unusually delightful
After a period spent in the graceful evO.
o buttons of the rollers, the floor was cleared
!. for dancing, and the light footed partici'
pants INDUCED in this amusement until .
late hour. Light refreshments were served
; and partaken of with much zest and en-
T. ioyment. Among the large number o
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. Emme
y Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery
l. DIR. and Mrs Jackson, MIR. and Mrs
Latour, Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Sneed, Mr.. ant
:. Mrs. Ben Lyon, Mrs Marvin, Mrs. f. A,
g Philips, Mrs. Highleyman, Mrs. Brown
Misses Isabel Daniels, Sue Evans, Bette
!, Mary and Mamie Gentry. Nicely Collins
p Sallie Potter. Carrie Weller, Horiens
, Philips. Belle Hall, Mable and Gertie VA
;. Camp, Eva johnson, Alice aud Matt
r Parker, Allie Ritter, Allie King ant
j. Messrs. Miller Bullard, Thos. kehoe, FL
nest Lamy, Arthur Maitby, Naylor New
r. kirk. Cord Hall, J. +. Mcdonnell, Gu
I, Lamy, Maj. Dowland, {. {. Hall, I'd
houx, Walter Kent, Chas. Taylor, -
re Mclean, -Staunton, Ed. Ilgenfritz an
re a number of ethers. The affair was vel
managed and reflected much credit on al