The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-06

visit with friends in Illinois. They were
en- rOste to their home in Warrensburg.
Miss Ella Beck has returned from the
Baptist college at Lexington to her home
in this city. Miss Ella gives great prom
Use as the musical genius of the future.
Mrs. VI. Fl. Rice, who has been visit
ing the family OF Mr. John Ct. Allen, left
Friday for BoOnville, whence, after short
visit. she will go to her home in Blooming
ton, Illinois.
In report of the Smith Boggs we'd
ding last week we omitted to mention a
costly and beautiful butter dish presented
Nsrjory, to the bride.
Miss Sallie Potter, of this city, re-
aeived an exquisitely beautiful bouquet
composed of tube roses, cape jssmines and
migionnette last Wednesday morning from
friend in Kansas City.
Miss NJ. +. Clemmons has arranged
a fine programme for her concert next
Tuesday evening. Little Miss Eva Rice
will have pretty song on the programme,
having recovered from her recent illness.
Mrs Dora Pattison and her sisters.
Misses Emma and kittie Kidd, will leave
next Thursday for Canton, Ohio, to visit
their brother, +. r. Kidd. formerly a resi-
dent Of ahis city. They will remain
several weeks.
DIR. u. Y. Salmon and daughters,
Misses Fannie and Kate, passed through
this city last FRIDAY. The young ladies
were en- route to their home at Clinton
from Lexington, where they have been
attending school.
MIR. John X. Tucker, who has been
attending college at liberty, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Mamie, who has been at
the Baptist college at Lexington, passed
through the city Friday morning on their
way to their home near Bunceton.
Wallace, the jailbird who was found
guilty of vasrancy and fined SO yester-
day morning, afterwards received stay oil
his fine and was ordered to quit the city
within ten minutes, which he Immediately
proceeded to do.
The article sent to this office signed by
= Lorean is respectfully declined not
because il lacks in merit, finish or technique
but because she has forgotten To write on
one side OF the paper only and it is i'm
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interpret it.
Miss Emma Ross, daughter Of Mr. G.
c. Ross, of this city, was united In marriage
To Mr.. Geo. Flinjger, last Wednesday
evening at the residence of r. f.. Hoffman,
in this city. Ed. Duncan performed the
ceremony. The young couple lefI Thurs
day morning for their future home in
Osceola, Kansas.
GRANDMA KULLMER's ENTERTAINMENT.
"Grandma" Kullmer entertained the
ladies who compose the sewing society OF
the NJ. r. church last Tuesday afternoon
in very pleasant manner. After social
conversation, intermingled with the duties
which had brought them together, grand
ma" invited them TO partake OF q nice
little surprise in the shape of ice cream
and delicately prepared cake. That the
refreshments were fully enjoyed needed
nothing more than the many expressions
OF thanks which we're given to its instigater.
Among those present we're Mesdames Rev.
q. Nj. Stewart, Rev. Jackson, Blanchard,
Gallagher, Wallace, Clark, B. F. Nance,
Us. Landes, S. S. Slack, Rippey, Sturte-
want, Haines, F. Sampson, Cain, Wyatt,
Bevis. o. Green, VIM. Inch, McLaug him,
). c. Gold and Miss Della Inch.
PLEASANT PARTY
One OF the most pleasant and enjoyable
parties of the season, took place on Mon
day evening last, at the hospitable home
of Miss Kate Wharton, where she enter
tanned the junior class of the Sedalia
Seminary, together with the teachers of
her class. The amiable hostess had left
nothing undOne to make the occasion one
of great pleasure and enjoyment to her
friends Among those who graced the
event were: Misses Anna NJ. Allen, Lucy
Newkirk, Lula Ford, Annie Richardson,
Nellie Ingram and Messrs. r. G.. Mason,
Leroy Jones, w. White, X. G.. Major and
Prof. A. l.. Birch6eld. An elegant supper
was prepared, consisting OF shrimp and
Oyester salad, cold chicken, tongue, Boston
biscuits, oranges, whits, Sp &c and fruit cakes,
ice cream, Strawberries etc. The table
was beautifully adorned with natural
flowers, and the whole presented very
attractive picture. The evening was
whiled away in singing, instrumental music
each regretted to separate from the pleasures
suITOuuuibS tucui, anu IL Will uc d >ouTCe
Of fond Recollection to all who participated
ENTERTAINMENT To THE SENIORS AND
JUNIORS.
Last Friday evening, the senior and
Junior classes of the Sedalia Seminary
were rendered reception at the residence
of Prof. Ready, on Fifth street, which
proved to be enjoyable in the minutest de-
tail. The time was spent with choice
music, social conversation and games.
Professor and Mrs. Ready are very hos
pitable entertainers and the refreshments
they served to their guests were abundant
and delicious, consisting of cakes, creams,
Strawberries, etc. While it is not pos
sible that the parting hour so soon
to bring its ruthless chill upon
the hearts Of those present was entirely
ignored, yet youth is like the glow of :he
morning-which shines none the less
brightly because of the coming highland
merriment and pleasure reigned supreme.