The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11

Mrs. j. X. Barrett and her guests, the
Misses Fannie and Addie Samuel's of St.
Louis, returned Friday evening from their
visit to Lexington.
MIR. George I. Hardcastle and wife
| accompanied by their daughters Misses
Della and Lilly have gone Minnetonka.
and other points in Minnesota.
Miss Bette Gentry, who has been
making an extended visit in st Louis will
return to this city next Wednesday. She
will be accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Theo. Shelton.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Beattie leave for a
summer vacation tour next Tuesday. They
will go no-,h as far as Lake Minnetonka,
thence east where they will visi, relatives
and friends.
Misses Mamie, Martha and Nav
Anna Gregory, of Mesquite, Mo-, who have
been visiting the family of DIR. T. T. Ma
jOr, corner Seventh and Kentucky, return
Ell to their home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. L. n. Wills gave a pleasant en-
tertal ament to a number of her young
frien..S, in honor of her niece, who is at
present her guest, last Monday evening, at
her residence on Lafayette street.
Miss Madeline Teller, who has been
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Deutsch for some time past, returned
to her home in Cincinnati Thursday night
last. Miss Madeline leaves many warm
friends behind her.
|. Miss Linn Newkirk has been visiting
her sister Mrs. s. Woodward. at Brook
field, Mo. Miss Ida Newkirk also stopped
for brief visit on her way to her home
in IT. city from Boston. She has been
attending school at the latter place.
Mrs. T. J Cumming, accompanied by
her grand daugher, Miss Madge Sturgis,
returned from delightful visit with rela-
tives in ST. Louis last Wednesday evening.
She also visited her daughter, Mrs. James
Mcclellan, at Troy, No., during her absence
Mrs. Dora Pattison, who, in company
with her sisters has been visiting friends
in Canton, Ohio, will return to this city
this evening. Her sisters, Misses Emma
and Kitty Kidd, will visit friends in Kan
sas City e'er they return. Mrs. Pattisou,
after short stay here, will visit friends IN
Boonville.
Miss Matte Kennedy gave a social
party at the residence of her parents,
corner at Sixth and Kentucky streets, last
Thursday evening. in honor Of her friend,
Miss Mittie Coffman, of Warrensburg
The evening was pleasantly whiled away
in conversation, games and hne music
Present were: Misses Hattie Belle Trader,
Belle Herrold. Addie West. Grace Miller.
and Messrs. Will Ramsey, Earnest Heaton,
Lee Byler, Ollie Terry, Fred Houx and
Frank Hughes.
PLEASANT EVENING.
Miss Addie West entertained a number
of her Young friends last Friday evening,
orner of Fifth and Montgomery streets.
very pleasantly. Music, refreshments and
various games was the programme OF the
evening and the time passed away very
rapidly. Among the guests present were:
Misses Julia Cobine, Belle Herrold, Saliie
Majors, Laura Goodrich. Julia Fitch,
Mittie Coffman, Maggie Holcroft, Matte
Kennedy, and Master Willis Norton,
George Hahn, Lon Waller, Charlie Blair,
Jack Perry, Gerald Holcroft, Frank Gels
enhOner and others.
ICE CREAM SOCIABLE.
The Ladies Aid society of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church gave an ice
cream sociabie at the residence of Rev. "A.
H. Stephens, on Massachusetts street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, las, Friday night
which was very pleasant and successful.
Ice cream and the most delicious cake
were served in abundance, and the guests
enjoyed themselves very much. There
were probably about forty persons present.
among whom may be mentioned Mrs. u.
j. Temple and guest, Mrs. Shaw, of ST.
Louis, Mrs. DIR Field, Mrs. CObine. Dr. and
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Truxel, Mr.. and Mrs,
W r. Heath, Prof. Gully, Misses Carrie
Sprecher, Lucy Reynolds, Anna Devlin,
Ollie Depp, Jennie, Julia, Katie and Hattie
Miller, Maggie and Mamie Gully and
Messrs. w. II. Reynolds, w. H. Ritchey
and many others. A neat sum was real
lied by the sociable.
DELIGHTFUL SKATING PARTY.
Although late in the season, yet, owing
to the unusual GOODNESS of tie atmosphere,
the skating party at the rink last Friday
night proved undeniably enjoyable. Those
present, while belonging to our best So
ciety people, were a choice coterie of jOvial
spirits, and to the music of the Sedalia
Silver Cornet band kept perfect time with
the graceful rollers. Refreshments were
partaken of by the entire party, and
pleasant evening whiled away. The par
Elephants were Mrs. HI. HI. Fleming, Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. Ilgenfritz. Mr.. and Mrs.
NaylOr Newkirk, Mesdames n. G. Demuth,
Al Daily, Misses Anna Simonds, Eva
Johnson, Gertie Van Camp, Mary, Eva
and Mamie Gentry, Sallie and Ella Por-
ter, Stella Young, Cora Demnth, Sue
Evans. Hattie ynes, Miss Gilbert, OF
Chicago, Grace Kemper, of BOOnville and
Mr. I. HI. Kehoe, VIM. Courtney, Frank
Hardcastle, Thos. Thorpe, W. Mcdonald.
y. r. Skinner, Jss Mclean, Capt H. q.
Demuth, George StauptOn, Mr.. Wardell,
Ernest Lamy, F. HI. Guenther, and Mayor
SILVER WEDDING.
The twenty-6fth anniversary OF the we'd
ding, of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Heller was cell
LIBERATED in a most appropriate and uniqre
last Thursday evening. TWAS ar
ranged as. surprise by number Of their
friends and the idea was carried out IN its
entirety. The party met at the residence
of Mr.. John Siebe and from their accom-