The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-17

young society lady of St. Louis, is the
guest of Miss Matte Parker, on Broadway.
Mrs. X. NJ Long returned last week
from q three months tour with friends in
Nebraska, Illinois and ether points in the
east.
Miss Katie Faulhaber returned from
St. Louis Friday afternoon, after a pleas
ant fOrtnights visit with friends in ST..
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Morris, Of this city,
leave tomorrow for Allamosa, Colorado,
where in future they will make their
home
| Mrs. A. l.. DevereauI, of the jaw
Gould hotel, came home from a visit to
Colorado Springs and Denver, Thursday
evening.
Miss Saliie Graham. of Lexington, and
Miss Annie Hale, of Liberty, were the
guests OF the Misses Ella and Sallie Porter
last week.
Mr.. George Sanford and family,
formerly OF Seventh street, in this city,
have gone TO Windsor, where in future they
| will reside.
| Mrs J. w. Cloney went to Boonville,
yesterday, for visit with their young son,
Willie, who is attending Kemper college
at that point.
Mrs. James Biven was in the city yes
terday. She was ell route from Knobnos-
ter, her home, to NiniIa, where she will
attend the fair.
Mrs. Mary Allstadt, of Lexington,
who has been visiting the family of w.
L. Thomas, in this city, has gone to Ne
vada for a visit.
Mr.. d. H. Smith, his sister, Mrs Geo.
Beattie, and Miss Jessie Smith, have re-
turned from a visit to Ohio and other
points in the east.
| Mrs. Nettie Buekner, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Donohoe,
of this city, left for her home in Nevada,
last Monday evening.
| Miss Sallie Potter, who is at present
visiting relatives at Springfield Ohio, spent
a delightful day at the Cincinnati expOsi.
ton, while on her way.
Mrs. Mollie Olmstead and Mrs. Bar
thena Dean, of Sedalia, are visiting their
parents of this place, w. M. B"wlen and
wife. -Versaill.s Gazette.
Mr. Marshall Rust and Misses Matte
and Eva Walker, of Pilot Grove, attended
Mr.. Sol Smith Russell's character repre-
sensations in this city last week.
Gov. and Mrs Crittenden and party
of friends from Jefferson City passed
through the city Friday. en- route to their
homes from a trip to Denver and other
points in Colorado.
Some lovely scarlet hats are displayed
in the windows of millinery emporiums of
this city They are the least bit bizarre, but
with the addition of the lovely white birds
and plumes upon them are, upon the
whole, desirable head ornaments.
MIR. In b. Cake, who is well-known
In this city as a rising poet. and who is
also popular young attorney of Clarinda,
presented beautiful poem to Mr.and Mrs.
J. NJ. Hawley, of st. Joseph, recently, on
the occasion of their golden wedding cele-
bration.
Mrs. George Townaley and children
returned Thursday morning from a visit
with her father, the Rev. NJ Van Wag-
uer, in Michigan. Mrs. Townsley brought
hes eldest daughter, little Miss Bertha, who
has been absent for the past six months,
home with her.
A number of the singers in Sedalia
contemplate fixing a price upon their as
sistance in the church choirs, and as good
music is a very essential part of the good
attendance at the churches, it is To be
hoped the "laborer will be considered
worthy of his hire"
| Miss Della Hardcastle attended the
Yelled Prophets ball in st. Louis, recently,
and enjoyed very DELIGHTFUL evening
She was at;ired In lovely costume oi
cream surran satin, with an over drapery
of Spanish lace. Here orsage bouquet was
of pale pink pond lilies and her ornaments
of pearl.
Miss May Cobine is visiting her friend
Miss Ella kfpp, at Holden. She assisted
in a concert given By the Methodist church
at that point last Tuesday evening. Miss
Nav has lately been taking a course of
cold baths at McAllister Springs and has
been much improved in health through
their efficacy.
Mr. Ollie Terry, who resides at the
corner of Tenth and Usage streets, gave a
small party to several of his young friends
last Monday evening. Conversation, So
cial games and some fine music whiled
away the the, and when the final good
nights" were spoken, it was unanimously
decided that the evening had been a very
delightful one. Those preset We're, Misses
Cara and Maggie Strang, of Illinois,
Matte Kennedy, .Addie West, Belle Her
rold and Messrs. Earnest Heaton. Lee
Byler, George Combs and Will Ransom.
"A pretty ornament for wall decoration
exhibited at the ST. Louis exposition
among the beautiful display Of paper
flowers, was a fan made of PRETTY tinted
paper. The making is very simple, but
effective. A common fan is used for the
purpose, and the paper covering is made
by taking sheets of the paper, crimpisg
them by passing them through the hand.
as for a lamp shade, and then cutting the
edge in deep frill. The cover is fastened
to the fan with small paper roses and the
handle is ornamented with bows and ends
of ribbon.
"A number of the society young ladies
| ~ thic city have after nAfient waifinp