The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28

pieces of knitting, notably, counterpart.
in white cotton, and an afghan, in tasteful.
y selected shades, Mn 8. L. Highleyman
has also flushed 4 lovely knitted afghan.
Mrs J. N. Clute has q piece Of Spanish
embroidery, which is an exceedingly ar
tistic creation it is in Spanish lace figures
transformed, With an edging Of gilt cord.
Spanish coins are also interminglsd ia the
pattern.
MUSIC PrPrL's ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. " II. RO. er, the we'll known and
accomplished music dirrctress of this city,
gave her pupils an entertainment at her
residence on Seventh street, last Tuesday
evening. II was not Intended to be an
elaborate affair, but merely to promote
sociability among the pupils and have q
general good time. Several OF the pupils
were unable to be present, owing to illuess.
The evening was sDent with music, z smes
ing Of cakes, fruits, etc. Those present
were: Misses Clara Kumm, Katie Ante-.
Anna CLAY, Blanche Gauss, Media King,
Ida Burr, Flora Hatch, Gusta Fischer,
Emma Lyon. josie Yost, Alice McKillrick,
Luis Rhodes. Several of the yonDx mas
tiers we're present but merely IS a compli-
ment 10 them and to enhance the pleas
urss Of the evening, not because they we're
pupils. Theys..were Ernie F.ulhaber,
Mint johns, Fred Morrill, and Freddie
Hoffman. All unite in saying the enter
lainmen. was success in every particular
and many thanks are due the kind hostess
SURPRISE PARTY.
Mrs. D David gave q little surprise in
the shape of party TO her young daughter
Miss Mamie last Friday night, n her res
idence on Third street. Choice refresh.
ments Of cakes aod fruits we're served, and
the young folks had . very merry and en-.
joyable lime. They laughed and cbatted
and played games, and we're as natural
and happy Is only very young people are
capable Of being. Those present were ::
Misses Blanche Latour, Lydis Kent, Nellie
Ingram, Gerlie Faulhaber, Marie Cor
don, julia Cobine, Mary Cobine, Lille
Bauer, Berthe Bauer, Alice Newkirk, Ella
Messerly, Ma, d Lyon, May Montgomery.
Lille Barnard ard Masters Joe Mayer
Mint Johns, Will Turner, Will Bard,
Mont Montgomery, Harry Hawkins. Frank.
Hawkins, Willie West, Tom WATSON, Ernie
Faulhaber, Jabez Jackson, Virgil Baum
GARNER and Herman Bauer.
CLUB MEETING.
A club has heeu formed in this city for
The purpose of learning to embroider in
Kensington add Arrasine. The club so far
has been working without q teacher, but
i,s members have made considerable pro-
gress and feel much encouraged. There
are probably twenty members of the club
The last meeting took place LIST Friday
afternoon af Mrs. John Russel's, and it was
very pleasant indeed. Among those pres
eat we're Mrs. Bobt. Yost, Mrs. J. n. Or
field, Mrs. John Wslpsley, Misses Lou
Barnes, Ollie DePp, Addie and Liza Ritch-
ey and others.
The MATTER IN NEW LIGHT.
Lucy Stone is out With q denunciation
Of Rip Van Wrinkle as presented By JET
fersOu. "By his exquisite acting" she
complains, she wins his audience to SYM
pathy with druuEen husband, who spends
DAYS and nights in . grog shop, with boon
companions, whe roar and Taught, while
the ne:lec,ed vile tolls on alone with pow
erty aud want, until she becomes sore with
the hardness of her lot. Mr.. Jeferson's
pity and admire the man who has broken
his marriage vows, wronsed his wife, and
embiiiered all life. The whole effect Of
the impsrsouation is immoral and IN
wholesome"
BIRTH DAT PARTY.
Mrs. T. B Anderson gave . nice little
entertainment, in honor OF the sixth birth
day of her little daughter, Miss Rosa. yes
terdsy afternoon, At her residence, on Fifth
street. The little people entered into the
spirit of the affair, aud with happy
laughter and merry games, whiled away
the time very merrily. a table, bounti-
fully laid end oanamented with fruit and
pyramids Of cake, Vas . pleasing feature
Of the entertainment, and the children all
enjoyed the ice cream, candies, etc., which
were served to them.
Little Miss Rosa was made the recipient
of . number Of appropriate presents,
among which NAV be mentioned . clock,
doll, satchel and several other articles.
The little folks present, we're Julia Pear
con, Rosa, Lille and Mile Houston,
Hazel aud Noah Easiou, DoIlie and Sollie
Deutsch, Cora Yeaier, Belle Sampson,
Flora Mackey, Rosa Kumm, Oracle
Suedaker, Collins Thompson, Fannie Bard,
Hattie Lyon, and Jessie Landes, in all,
seveulcen guests. Mrs. c. g. Tsylsr and
MIS-. E. s. Byler we're on lockers At the
children, and laughed As merrily IS the
children.
KNITTING PARTY.
1t is always pleasant to see the aged
among US enjoy themselves. and The
thoughtful consideration which prompts
special entertainment for them, bears the
elements of true courtesy. Friday after.
noon, Mrs. ]. A. Mertz gave . pleasant
dinner party, in honor of a number Of bel
elderly friends, and that they enjoyed
themselves needs no skillful pencil to as
ser;. Each one brought their knitting, ant
to the merry click OF the needles, pleasan
convers. whiled the hours. Present we're
Grandma Lamb, mother of Mrs. Mertz
Grandma Miller, Grandma Moses, Grand
ma Soane and Grandma Kullmer. Mrs