The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
Society Elsewhere.
RICH HILL.

RICH HILL.
Will Stonebraker and wife are visit
ing this week, in Ottawa, Has.
Homer Pond and his estimable wife,
of TT. Scott, have been i'm the city for a few
days visiting, the guests OF J. A. Scott.
Mrs. NJ. v. Woodhouse, wife of the
Superintendent of the Smelling Works, was
i'm the city last week, visiting her husband.
DIR. Glasgow, a prominent physician
of Wooster, Ohio, was i'm this city last
week The doctor is a son of the late r..
Glasgow, of Rich Hill.
Last Thursday was the anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs Ian Reeses wedding day,
and that ii might be appropriately celebra-
ted, number of their friends gathered at
their residence and passed few pleasant
hours. The dinner provided for the
occasion showed Mrs. K. to be an adept in
the culinary line.
MARSHALL.
Mr.. Fletcher and his estimable lady re-
ceived the congratulations of their hosts Of
friends, and all wished them long lease
of welded bliss. The presents were many
and valuable, but our lack of space pre-
vents us from publishing a complete list.
One of the most brilliant society events
which has transpirad in Marshall for
many months was the celebration of the
crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
Fletcher, at their residence last Tuesday
evening. There were over one hundred
guests assembled in the spacious parlOrs,
and among them were the elite Of Marshall
and the county.
SCHELL CITY.
Mrs. Duck visited Nevada Tuesday.
M. F. Brown spent Sunday in Nevada.
H. X. Bascom, of Ell Dorado, was in
the city Saturday.
C. S. Hoss and w. Fisher, of Nevada,
were in the city Thursday.
Misses Medora Cresap and Belle Yule
gave the News short call on Wednesday
afternoon.
Harvey Lewis, of Blue Mound, ac-
companied by his sister. Miss Mollie, at
tended the ball Wednesday evening.
The mite held at the residence of j.
Peoples, on Tuesday night, was well at
tended. Everybody had good evenings
enjoyment.
The calico dress party, given by the
Glendale club, in Landes' hall, Wednes-
day night, was just as successful and en-
joyable as the boys had hoped. The cos
TUNES of the evening were elegant. Those
who took part in the dance were:
Jno. Speed and lady.
J. A. Hahn and Mrs. Childs and Miss
Sallie Trousdale.
&C. Hambaugh and daughters, Maggie
and Annie.
Joe Hayes and Miss Belle Yule
! Jno. Overstreet and Miss Medora Cresap.
Will Duck and Mrs. 8. S. Stukey.
w. 81. Lewis and sister, Miss Mollie.
p. r. Harris and Miss Mollie Norman
John Gilman and sister.
F. Childs and Miss Susie Hickman.
Will Thompson and Miss Kate Edmond
son.
Dick Dyer and Miss Addie Thompson.
Dave Cunning and Miss Bessie Cash.
DR.. Haire and Miss Maoel Thompson.
George Parker and Mrs. Bell.
L. Dudley and Mrs. Cash.
Among the spectators were c. Bricker
and lady, HI. B. Anderson and lady, J r.
Thompson and lady, and NJ F. Brown.
The music was furnished by Bert Rob
ison's orchestra and was excellent. c. p.
Graves, as floor manager, merited and re-
ceived the thanks of all present The
supper was served at Trout's restaurant
and was truly a triumph in the culinary
art
The crowd of dancers was small, but
sufficiently large TO insure everyone a
splendid time, and the calico party will re-
ceive prominent place among the social
events of the season.