The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21


south last night.
Mrs. A. A. Ridenour and her two chill
dren, after FIVE months visit with he
father and mother in this city, returned Il
her home, near Minneapolis, last Tuesday
The young ladies of the Christian
Tchurch will give a musical and literar,
entertainment at the church next Thurs
day evening. The young ladies will alst
serve elegant refreshments.
The Presbyterian Woman's Board o
Missions, of the southwest, will hold their
fifth annual convention in this city, March
18th. The convention will continue two
days.
Miss Mary Young, formerly of this
city, was united in marriage i'm Januar,
last, to Mr.. Daniels, of Los Angeles, Gala
fornia, the latter city having been Mis-.
Mary's home for the last year.
The Old Folks concert at the Congre
gational church, Monday and Tuesday
evenings last, was very successful. Some Of
tho best musical talent in the city assisted
and all who were present were lavish OF
praise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. Piety have re-
moved from this city to Topeka, Kansas.
Mr.. Piety is an established agent for the
Hartford Life Insurance company at that
point, and as he is a thorough and up
right business man, he will, no doubt, be
| very successful in his new location.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church in this city wall soon present to
the public loan exposition. Everything
in the way of novelties in art, needlework,
H., L..
curiosities, etc, will be included in the
exposition. In addition to the above at
fractions, elegant luncheon tables will be
provided, presided over by some Of the
handsomest ladies i'm the city. Among
those who will be able movers in the en-
prise are the following: Mesdames
Clute, Beattie, Babcock, Sturgis, Potter,
Fellows. Sprague, Bruner, Swartz and
Misses Allie Parker, Sallie Potter, Mary
McKeene, Mary Abbie, Sue Gardner, Lille
Clark and others.
MISSIONARY TEA.
The missionary "tea" held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John G.. Allen, on Fifth
street, last Thursday evening. was an un-
usually pleasant one, there being quite a
large attendance. 1t was under the man.
agement of Mrs. John q. Allen, Mrs. Daily
and Mrs. Gentry, and as these ladies are
very able workers in every undertaking, it
could not help being, what it proved to he,
success. The "tea" was amply provided
for with tempting delicacies of the season,
donated by the members of the society. A
neat sum was realized and all united in
pronouncing the "tea" enjoyable as well As
profitable. Those present we're:
n,
raid, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily, Rev. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gallie, Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. Logan
Clark and others.
The residence of Mrs. James NJ. Cute,
on Broadway, presented a pleasant and
animated scene last Thursday afternoon,
it being the occasion of one of the most
elegant "cOffees" given this season. The
large and handsome apartments of the
residence are particularly adapted to
affairs of this nature, and the hostess is
noted as an entertainer. The tables, five
in number, were beautifully adorned with
flowers, exquisitely arranged silver, antique
ware, ETC., and the menu embraced Sc
lection calculated to satisfy the most
aesthetic taste. There were meats-raw
oysters, baked fish, cold tongue, cold ham
and chicken salad-gelatin, pickles, Char
lotte russo, lemon and strawberry cream, a
variety of rich cakes, oranges, bananas and
coffee.
Most of those receiving invitations were
present. among whom may be mentioned:
Mesdames Babcock, Parsons, Hoffman,
Simonds, Beattie, Jaynes, Newkirk, Beiler,
De- Chall Ill
lin, Ferguson, Walmsley, Brown, Marean, ST.,
Marean, jr., Sturgis, Berry, Gentry, Cloney,
Mayhem, Offield, Myles, Allen, Van Wag-
ner, Maltby, Cummings, Hall, Ross and
Misses Belle Hall, Clara Allen, Mary, Bet
tie and Mamie Gentry, Allie Chappelear,
Hattie Marvin, Allie Parker, Sallie Potter
and Annie SimOnds. Mrs. Fred. Wann, of
St. Louis, in whose honor the coffee was
given, was not only a central figure because
of her handsome toilet, but because of
winsome charm of manner and converse.
ton. The coffee" was much enjoyed by
all, and Mrs. Clute received many compli-
ments in regard to its arrangement and
management.
MARSHALL.
Miss Maggie Hawpe left Monday, to
visit friends in St. Louis.
Mr.. Frank Napton, of Joplin. is visit.
ing his father, Judge Napton.
Mr.. Ed. Jeffries, Of Austin, Texas,
who used to live here, is in town.
Miss Eliza Guthrey passed through
town to-day, on her way home to Miami.
Judge james Davis has moved to
town, and Marshall for the first time in
her history, that We know of, can boast of
citizen on the county bench.
HOLDEN.
Philip Phillips will sing in Euglos-
sian hall, this city, Thursday night, March
Both.
Mr.. J. w. Whiteside and family, of
franklin, KY, arrived in the city Satur-
day evening.
Miss Maggie Darlington, daughter of
W. P. Darlington, of this city, and Miss
Lille Van Horn, who are students At