The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28
vile, are the sguests Of Ms. Wm. NJ
Nulty. on Third Street,

fordsville, Ind. wte ha,. been visiting
their son in this city, left for their home
Friday morrins.
The ladies Of the free reading room
have postponed their sociable that was to
will be given At an early day.
Mrs. J. L. johnson, who has been
the guest of her cousin, Ms. ]. E. John
son Tor the past seven weeks, lett for her
home in Chicago last Tuesady eveoipg.
-Nrs. Col. Fisher OF Danville, Ken
lucky, and oer son of 81. Louis, who have
been visiting their cousin, Mrs E. A. Hal
leck, returned to their homes last Thurs
day.
Mrs. B. F. Nance and Miss Della
Inch, who have been ia Parsons attending
the Aftermath festival returned home
Thursday evening. They report having q
very ENJOYABLE visit.
Mrs. G. A. Sisreis will give q Thanks
giving dinner at her residence. on Grand
avenue, 10 the members Of her family. iu-
clsding The families of Mr.. ]. NJ Clut.
and Mr.. George Cummings.
Mics Maytie Parker 10 expecting 4
visit from her friends, Miss Claudia Chap
pell and Miss Maggie Davidson, Of
Jefferson City. They will probably be
here to spend Thanksgiving.
The newest style in floral designs for
weddings is q four-leaf clover filled with
viOle;s and roses, with the initials of the
bride and groom in the centre. Ii should
be suspended before mirror.
Miss Belle Hall leaves for Kansas
City next Tuesday, where she takes
Thanksgiving dinner with Ms. F. l..
Laforce, and 10 attend the Carnival of Re-
lalions," which will take place next week.
Mrs. w. H. Rabb, who has been max
ing prolrscted visit Wi. Il her sister, Mrs.
J. E. johnson, on Broadway, les. for her
home in Leon, Iowa, last Thursday. She
was accompanied By her brother, Mr..
Frank Harrah.
Mrs. F. L. Laforce, brmerly Miss Ella
EstilI, dzssh,er of Col Es,ilI. OF Howard
county, spent Friday and Saturday in this
city with her friend, Miss Belle Hall. She
returned 10 her home, in Kansas Ci.y, yes
terday morning.
For celery, there is q new cut.slass
dish, shaped like lily, mounted on sil-
yer stand. 1t is q beautiful table Orna-
ment and relieves the demand, in some
measure, for 6sh-knives and tablespoons
IS bridal presents.
-Mrs. A. w. Perry will give an old
fashioned Thanksgiving dinper-wbich in
cludes pumpkin pie and many other time
houo-ed dishes 10 small number Of her
friends and neighbors, at her home on
Broadway next Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Weller will give q Thanks
giving dinner at her home on Third street,
TO Ms. Geo. T. Hardcaslie, Misses Della
and Lille, Mr.. and Mrs. Hdgh Flemmipy,
Mr.. E.eves, Mr. Henry HsIdcas, lie, Mr..
Sam Hyman and several others.
The 1. U. G. T. gave au entertainment
at the opera house last Thursday evening.
| which although not largely attended was
very succesSful in enjoyment. Oysters
we're served in variety Of ways, aud the
tables were very beautifully arranged.
Mr. Cbas Cahill and Mis-, Mary Bowen
| were united in marriage At the residence Of
Mr.. CahiIl, on West Tenth street, last
Thursday evening. The wedding was .
very quiet one. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. Duncan, of the Christian
caurch.
Mr., p. Counor was rendered q pleas.
ant little surprise party at his residence. on
Filth street, last Tuesday evening. Dancing
was indulged in, and luxurious refresh
ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Conuor
will soon remove to Kansas City, where
they will in future reside.
Many of the ladies co.nplain that the
gentlemen do not palroaize The sociable3
given BY The churches as tney should do.
They say the gentlemen know it Is nee
essary duty incumbent on the ladies 10
give these seciables and il is Just too mean
not 10 patron.ze them.
| Mrs. J. E. johnson will give .
Thanksgiving dinner in honor o. her tep,
Arthur, and Two of his gentlemen friends,
Messrs. Charley Rodin and Redmond,
ell of St. Louis. She will be assisted By
her daughter, Miss Eva. and Misse, Annie
Simonds and Ella Beck.
Miss Mary McKeene, who left here
With the Gregs-Trigs wedding party, has
been heard from. She Gays the party have
been having IN elegant time viewing the
sights in the Crescent City, but will short.
IL leave for home. She expects to make
visit in St. Louis before returning 70 this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Calh, formerly Of
4 SilutOu, MO-, accompanied W tucii uooSu'
ter, Miss Hattie, occupied choice seats in
the parquelie At Pope's theatre last Sum
day evening, and listened to Bob Ineersoll
talk about Doctor Divinities, and tell fish
stories. Mr.. and Mrs. Calh and daughter
are we'll known in Sedalia.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sneed, who resides in the
suburbs of this city, will give q Thanks
giving dinner at her home to the iume.
diale mer6bers of her. family, next Thurs
day. The families of Mr.. John Mont
eomery, J. G Thompson and Cam Sneed
will be present and enjoy the dinner in a
thoroughly unconventional manner.
Mrs. ]. II. Mertz gave her young daugf-
Ter, Miss Annie, q pleasant little taffy
party in honor of her twelfth birthday,
yesterday aflersoon at her elegant home on
. | Rroadxax Rut q few of the intimate