The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05

number Of friends at dinner, Thanksgiving
day. She was assisted BY her winsome
daughter, Miss Isabel Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Houston enler.
taiued Mr.. and Mrs. r 4. Easton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will BETTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
Mr.. Homer Boutwell, and Mr.. Williams.
Toe Cumberland Presbyterian church
contem plate giving . literary and musical
enteri aiument in the near futsre, probably
Thursday, or, at the latest, Friday of the
coming week.
Miss C.rris Roper, the pleasant and
intelligent young lady of the Postofiee de-
livery, left, yesterday, for Arrow Rock
where she will visit friends. The BAzSC
| wishes Miss Carrie a enjoy able visit.
Miss Lizzie Ertz, who has been the
guest OF Miss Anna Hahn, on Kentucky
street, and who has made many friends
during her stay in this city, left for hel
home in St. Losis the FIRST Of last week
Mrs. J. E. johnson and daughter
Miss Eva, entertained q small party OF
guests At dinner Thanksgiving day. The
entertainment was in honor of Mr.. Arthur
johnson and Q friend, of St. Louis. Both
returned 10 that city Thanksgiving even
ing.
Mrs.. s. L. HighIeyman has fine cell
lection Of plants which she loves rs pure
friends, Who never are uugrateful, but
send forth their blssn and fragrance as q
remuneration for her care. She has, 1t
present, large plant Of helistrope, which
displays its delicate flowers in great pro-
fusion. 1t is, indeed, lovely specimen.
Mr.. J. B. Bsthwell and sister, and
Miss Stella Bsthwell, Of Breckenr idee, No,
cousins of Mr.. J. H. Boutwell,, the we'll
known young lawyer Of this city, came
over from Lewis college Thauksgiving day.
They we're the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Cyrus Newkirk. They leave fer their
home this evening, after having enjoyed q
very pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Antwerp, Of West
Seventh street, entertained party of ladies
and gentlemen very handsomely, at dinner,
Thanksgiving day. The menu was an
abundant enc, sud the table beautifully
laid. Present we're: Mr.and Mrs. Heaton,
Mr.. asd Mrs. Cain, Major and Mrs. Van
Brunt, Mesdames Mills and Hardy. Some
fine music was furnished the company BY
Mrs. Van Brsnt and Mrs. Hardy, and the
whole occasion was an enjoy ab.e one.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The Young Peoples society met at the
study of the Christian churcA, Friday
evening, in accordance with their usual
plan, the exercises we're given by one of
the bands under the leadership OF Miss
Matte Bard. They consisted of recitstions,
and the singing Of a number of beautiful
songs. Miss Matte Bard gave as . recita-
much applauded. Mr.. J. Daily rendered
q comic recitation in an unusually happy
manner, and the whole evening was one Of
peculiarly cheerful enjoy nent There we're
at least twenty i've members present. The
next meeting. under the auspices of Miss
Net.ie Yeaicr's band. will be held Friday
evening, at the church study.
TAFFY PARTY.
Mrs Dovle Barley gave . small tahy
party in honor of her guest, Miss Nellie
Shockey, of Warrensburg, Thursday even
ing. Refreshments of cake and fruits were
served, end the evening Was made q very
enjoyable one BY the happy communion Of
yeung and cheerful hearts. Those pres
eut we're: Misses Lena Tarnhan, Gussie
Shy, Helen Ruggles, Matte Kennedy, and
Mrssrs. Ollie Terry, George Arnold, Lee
Byler, Lloyd RuggIes and Will Ramsey.
cHfLDREN's PARTY.
Mrs. w. s Mackey gave q party yester-
day afternoon i'm honor of the seventh birth
anniversary of her little daughter Flora,
which was very enjoyable. There was an
abund anc. of refreshments which were ap-
propriate to the occasion, served 10 the
young guests and these with many pretty
little games and happy childish chat, soon
whiled away the merry hours. There were
| thirty-six guests present, among them t:
Mabel and Florence Clute, Carrie Babcock,
Rosa Kumm, Jennie Jaynes, Rosa Auder.
son, Belle Sampson, Eda and Blanche
Faulhaber, Beth Mclaughlin, Emma Cray
croft, Jessie Land,s, Clara Smith, Julia
Piersou, Maude Roes, Minnie Holmes of
Carlinyille, ILL.,, Lille Houston, Fannie
Bard, Lizzie Kennedy, Mabel EeiIer and,
Masters Robbie Harris, Monte Thomas
Lee Bard, Lyman Hall, Carl Landes, Rob
bic Smith, Sollie Deutsche, George Jack
son, Harry Goodwin, John Trader, Will
Hunston. Several we're invited who were
unable to attend, among then, Collins
uOmk0OU nay VuccieI, 0cItiC TtSucSu'
man, Nellie Nertz and Hattie Lyon.
WEDDING.
The wedding Of NJ. Henry Norris and
Miss Emma Smith ok place ut the resi-
dencs of Mr.. w. Z. Wakefield, On Thanks.
giving day, near Clifton. The ceremony
was performed By the Rev. Gill. pastor Of
the n. E church 1t that point.
After the ceremony the guests partosk Of
IN elegant dinner, which was not only .
genuine Thanksgiving feast, bat enc aPpro-
pirate for the occasion. The newly mar
ri d couple received . number Of appro.
pirate presents, among which may be
mentioned:
Set of silver dinner knives and forks, Mr..
and Mrs g. B Murray; damask table
cloth, Mrs. Bradley; handsome parlOr
lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Danfsrth Get Of
silver dessert knives and forks, Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Cox; washbowl and pitcher, Mr.. and
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