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


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SOCIETY NEWS.
n'.ll, from sedalia or neighboring places, It,
spNetIully solicited. We want q vivacioas active
snS cneery lady correspondent in all the neghbcr-
ing owns tributary To Sedalia. Address all such
Communications 10 Rosa Peayie, society repOl Ter.
Ba1s,O Vftce, Sedaia. Mo.
|! the proverb. VARIETY is the spice of
lie, he true, then, in no sense, Is il more
applicable than i'm what may be termed
the social circle Because one clear
headed dame with a turn for inventive
genius promulgates a new era I'm the enter
tainment Of her friends, and makes of it
a success, it does not necessarily follow
that any one else is also bound to adopt
that particular mode AS a Median or Per
Ian rule 1t is the variety, the ingenuity
o. purpose that gives the zest to endowment,
he sparkle to the champagne of pleasure
Novelty In any form is welcome, not be-
cause 1t is always appropriate, but because
Il i novelty. Thus, it has been suggested,
been the prevailing form of entertainment
during the winter among the society ladies,
might be ssthetically softened up
departure in the way of fancy work"
There is always a season of waiting pre-
viaus to the serving of the coffee, and no
CLIQUE of women ever vet met together
with no other definite purpose than that
OF social chit-chat without there were as
many mental inventories in progress con-
oerning dress material, makeup and gen.
IRA effects a. there were women present.
hat
aui harmony which all women long for
and thoroughly understand. cannot be de-
MED, and SO fancy work seems to he the
readiest relief Let one enterprising
woman produce her "Kensington" Ara
,ene" dramatic trick rack" or something
oi a like nature, and there will he a rev0-
iuIion which will entirely do away with
the s:ilted remark, stiffness, ETC., now COM
piained of. At least this is the view one
of the society ladies, of this city, who. i'm
popular parlance, is up" to everything,
talks of the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marean are in Boston.
vi Massachusetts,.
Mrs. +. LOUDER has returned from
visit 10 st. Louis.
Mrs. l.. Cohn has gone to Higginsville
10 -eside I'm future.
Mrs. John c. Cross, of Boonville, was
IN this city last week.
Miss Ella Ebert visited sick brother
at knObnoster last Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Pendleton. of Pilot Grove,
IS the guest Of Mrs. ID. K. Gully.
Misses Cooper and Grover of Lexing-
TOP, are visiting friends In this city.
Mrs. L. b. Ireland, of Lexington, is
stopping with friends i'm this city.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Morse. of Wind
>or, spent last Wednesday in this city.
Mrs. Mary Chiffon, of Cooper county,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID. r. Gully.
Mrs. +. ID. Wilson, of Carthage. was
IN this city last Tuesday and Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. John o. Ming, OF Hous-
tonia, visited friends in this city last Tues
day.
Miss Ella MURRAY has returned from
Two months visit with friends at DAYTON,
Ohio.
Mrs. J. II. Louderman, of St. Louis,
Is the guest of Miss Ida and Nellie
Majors.
"A
Wight, of Nevada, were In the city last
Monday.
Mrs. S. j. Hayes, wife of Postmaster
Hayes, of St. Louis, was i'm this city last
Tuesday.
Miss Annie Kimball. the well known
singer. is visiting friends at VineIand,
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. o. French, of Fort
Scott, visited the family OF Cyrus New
XIX las: week.
Mr.. Wesley Kipp and family have
gone to Holden, where they will in future
make their home.
Miss Maude Lee Harvey, of Saline
county, is guest of her cousin, Mrs. J.
\. Edwards, of this city.
Miss Sue Evans, who attends the |
Elizabeth Aull seminary at Lexington, Is |
At home for a brief visit.
Mrs. j. X. Barrett and her sister, Mrs. |
Wilson, Of Lexington, returned from their !
visit to Florida last week.
Mrs. n. S. Gardner, who has been Wis
iting friends in this city, returned to her
home last Monday evening.
Mics Mamie OBrien, an intelligent
young lady of BOonville, visited her sister,
Mrs. W. L. Tucker, last week.
Mrs. Clare L. WEIGH, known as "Dot,"
OF this city, is making her home for the
present at WickliAe, Kentucky.
Mrs. L. M. Gardner, of Appleton City,
attended the meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society held here last week.
Miss Mary Bunce, of Boonville, who
visited Miss Matte Parker last week ON
Broadway, returned to her home last Tues
day.
Miss Josie McIlhany, of our neigh
boring village OF Sedalis, is visiting Mrs.
Frank Lionberger this week.-Boonville
Topic.
Mrs: r. P. Williams, of Fayette,