The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-26

Rev. and Mrs. Beattie will give q
Christmas dinner in connection with Mr.
D. II. Smith, At the family residence on
Broadway, where the following guests will
be present Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk
Col. ank Mrs. Jaynes, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Parker.
The sewing society of the Methodist
church met At the residence of Mrs l. A.
Ross. Thursday afternoon, and had q very
pleasant time. The society have finished
two rag carpets and now are engaged upon
the third one. Tie next meeting will take
place At The residence of Mrs. w. 8
Mxckey, on Fourth street.
Mrs. Gould Sturgis entertained few
of her friends. last Tuesday evening, at
her residence. and although the weather
was very dissgreeable. the occasion was q
very pleasant one A very iastefully Al
ranged supper was served, and pleasant
converse made the time pass away rapidly
The guests we're Col. and Mrs A. d.
Javnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cummings, Mr..
and Mrs. p. g. Stafford, Rev. and Mrs.
Beattie and Mrs. A. w. Perry.
Grandma Miller, who has been here
on visit for some time, and who has q large
number of friends in this city. left, last
Thursday night, for Gainesville, Texas,
where her daughter, Mrs Fletcher and her
son, Mr.. Horace Miller, al present reside
Mrs Miller is seventy years old, but as a
specimen of her industry may be men,
toned the fact that just before Mrs. Mil
Ter came to this city, she visited the family
of Mr. 0. +. Sawyer, at Emporia. Kan :,
and while there made for him silk quilt,
one of the patches bearing her name in
embroidery. Mrs. Miller was made the
recipient of a number of presents before
her departure from this city. The BAzoo
wishes her q pleasant journey.
SOCIETY BALL.
The d. O. B. society, which is composed
of some of the best German society in the
city, will give bail and supper At the Ger
mania hall. ON the evening O. next Tues
day, the Goth. AS pleasing feature Of the
evening the presents which have been col
lected for the children by their parents and
friends, will be given TO them and i; is ex.
pected it will be a very pleasant affair.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Room No. 8. in the Broadway school, is
presided over by Miss Lucie Hopkins,
and, as = testimony Of their affection for
their teacher. ten of its pupils, last Friday
evening, presented her with a fine large
group OF themselves. IL
was beautifully framed, and Miss Hopkins,
who was as much surprised as pleased,
values il exceedingly. The names of the
donors are Misses Blanche Latour, Blan-
che Goss Opal Mcmillan. Allie Sold.
Lena David Katie Arnold, Augusta
Fischer, Nellie Field, and Masters Locke,
and George Montgomery.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The residence of Mr.. j. n. Byler, on
East Fifth street, was made the occasion
Of . very pleasant and enjoyable birthday
party last Friday evening. 1t was in hon.
Or Of Mr.. Lee Byler, and will remain in
the memory Of those who participated for
many moons. Refreshments were served
Of sandwiches, cakes, fruits, tea and coffee.
The amusements were music and pleasant
The invited quests present were
Misses May and Julia Cobine, LIE a Farm
ham, Fannie Stock, Helen Rlggles. Emma
Lyon, Dovie Barley and Matte Kennedy.
The gentlemen were Messrs Ollie Terry,
Frank Hughes, Lloyd Ruggles, Jabez
Jackson, Dick Ritter and Will Ramsey.
CLASS REHEAsAL.
The monthly rehearsal of Mrs. Dono- |
noes music class took place last Wednes- |
lay afternoon. A number of the young |
aides were prevented from attending by |
he inclemency of the weather, but those |
= no we're present went through the follow
ng programme i'm a very pleasing and |
'reditable manner. Five-Finger waltz, !
Miss Fannie Buckner: Plum Polka, Miss
fertile Freshman; Granopa's Schottische |
Miss Stella Yeater; Fredonia March. Miss |
Matte Brown; Sweet Home, var, Miss
little Brown; Twilight Dews. var, Miss |
.nnie Kaiser; Oscar Wilde Gsllop, Miss
Nettie Yeater; Convent Bells, Bollman,
Hiss Lizzie Kaiser; Coral Caves, Rian,
Hiss Dora Yeater; Grandi LANDER waltz,
Miss Annie Simonds; Gypsy
sondo, Hayden, Miss Emma Crandall.
The plying of Miss Simonds and Miss
randall was artistic as well as brilliant,
nd deserves especial mention. Altogether
he occasion was very enjoyable.
PROSPECTIVE WEDDING.
Miss Jennie Miller and Mr.. - White,
t Columbia, will he united in marriage
I the residence of the brides parents on
Broadway, tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock
!. N. Miss Jennie is a pleasant and in
elligent young lady and here in the home
t her childhood she has ever been a pop
lar tavorite. The ceremony will be per-
ormed by the Rev. Duncan in the presence
( only the Immediate relatives of the
amily. The bride will be attired in her
raveling dress and she will have two at
After the ceremony and the
erving of supper the newly welded pair
ill leave for their future home in Column
ia by the way of St Louis.
Mr.. Elmer Deane who is to be married
ext Wednesday, at Great Bend, Kansas,
ill be rendered q reception at the home
his parents, on Ohio street, next Thurs
Az
Miss May Gold, of this city, has Just
nished two lovely plaques that are really
God works of art. considering that the