The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-21


to be a winning and accomplished young
lady.
Mrs. Joel Gentry entertained Mrs. J.
C. Fox and her daughter, Annie May, OF
Paris, Mo-, Mrs DIR. Majors, Mrs. VIM.
Moore and several others at dinner, yester-
dav.
The ladies of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church will give one of their pleas
ant social entertainments at the residence
of DIR. Miller, on Broadway, next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Lena Leftwitch. who has been
the guest of s: B. Sturtevant's family, left
for Pleasant Hill, Friday, where, after a
short visit, she will return TO her home in
Springfield.
Misses Lille and May Atkinson gave
pleasant little party to a number Of
their friends, last Wednesday evening, at
the residence of Alderman Landes, on
Fifth street.
Mrs. Laura McLaren and little daugh-
ter, Manic, of Dallas, Texas, is in the
city, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Smith, on Fourth street. She will prob
ably spend the winter.
Miss Fannie Bayliss, a beautiful
young lady of Lexington, who has many
friends in this city, passed through here
Friday last Ell route to st. Louis, where
she will visit friends.
Mrs j. A. Fisher is engaged i'm paint
ing some plaques, and considering that she
has never received the slightest instruction,
but does it wholly from her own artistic
she is doing excellent work.
Mrs. John Hall, who has been quite
i'll for the past three weeks, Is still cOnnEed
to her bed. Miss Belle Is the DIV of the
manor at present, and very ably does she
sustain its reputation As TO hospitality and
good cheer.
Miss Sallie Hardcastle. who has been
visiting her reletives in South ST. Louis,
returns soon to Kansas City.-Sl. Louis
Spectator.
Miss Sallie is q cousin Of Miss Della
Hardcastle, of this city.
Mrs. john Gallie entertained Mrs. J.
c. Fox, Miss Annie Nav Fox, of Paris,
Mo-, and Mrs. Dr.. L. L. Majors at tea,
Friday evening. Mrs. Gallie has lovely
home, and her tea was served in an ele
CANT and tasteful manner.
The latest style in guest cards is the
motto card no name is designated upon
the card, but each guest find, his place at
the table, by the fitness Il the motto. As
the notices are read aloud until each
guest is placed, il furnishes much amuse-
men;.
Mr.. B. n. Leech, a merchant of
Cape Girardeau, and wife, who had been
the obsequies of the late j. r.
Rsgland, in Boonville, stopped few honrs
in this city yesterday and paid the family
of Mr. e. II. Rider visit. They were EN-
route to their home, and LETT last night for
that point.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave an oyster supper at the Story build
ing, on OHIO street, last Thursday evening,
but owing to the Indictment weather were
not very largely patrouized. The supper
was a very nice one, however, and those
who were present were amply repaid for
Drawing the elements.
Mrs. May Van Brunt entertained
number of her friends at tea last Tuesday
evening. the table was tastefuily laid
and the tea carefully prepared and served.
Those present were Rev and Mrs. Van
Wagner, Mrs. Miller, from Texas, Mrs
Moses, from Great Bend, Kansas, Mrs.
Stock, Mrs. Deane and n number of others
Miss Julia Brown, who has been
making protracted visit in this city and
is known as a very attractive young lady,
will return TO her home in Indianapolis,
one week from tomorrow. She will be
accompanied by her sister in-law, Mrs.
~ NJ H.
TO indianapolis in time 10 be present at
the Thanksgiving dinner with the home
folks
The pupils of room No. l, in the pri-
mary department of the Second street
school, under the coutrol of Miss frankie
Miller, contributed enough among them
selves 10 purchase carpet and a number
IF pretty pictures with which to decorate
the rostrum If their room Tor Thank ,giv-
ing. The little folks displayed much good
taste i'm their selections. ant will have rea-
son TO he proud OF the effect when their
gifts are arranged. This room will give an
on the Wednesday preceding
Thanksgiving
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SOCIAL.
The young ladies OF the Christian
church gave pleasant social entertain
ment and supper at the Story building
last Friday evening which was very largely
attended. The supper. in addition TO the
oysters which were served in a variety OF
ways, consisted OF cold meats, rolls, cakes,
fruits. and coffee and tea. The evening
was pleasantly spent and the large number
of guests enjoyed themselves thoroughly
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs T.
J. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stot,s, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Daily,
Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk, Mrs Rogers, Mr..
Caldwell and Miss Delia, Mrs. DIR Clark,
Mrs. Dora Patiison and sisters, Misses
Emma and Kittie Kidd, Misses Leo and
Belle Upper, Mary Logan, May and Lily
Atkinson, Matte Kennedy, Bette Gentry.
Lena Farnhsm, Lizzie Dobyns, Messrs I.
keLoe, Will Steele, George Fletcher, Ollie
Terry, Willie Bard anil a large number of
others in all probably about one hundred
and sixty guests.