The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-17


for this occasion, and right well did they
succeed. The table was beautifully laid
and luxurious menu had been prepared
to which the guests paid court With pleas
ant zest. Those present were: Messrs.
Adam little, J. X. Barrett, J. c. Thompson,
S. n. Smith, John w. Houx, Miller Bnl-
lard, K. I. Gentry, W. E. Bard and Ed
Houx.
THE RIFLES BALL.
Under the auspices of that excellent
military organization, the Sedalia Rifles, a
grand ball will be given at Sichers' park
hotel, Friday. October the 18th inst. Their
ball last year was one of much enjoyment
and, in all probability, this one will be
equally SO.
The floor committee is composed II the
following well-known gentlemen; T. s.
Kehoe, III. w Meuschke, J. A. Lamey, W.
s Kent, & L. Taylor.
The committee on arrangements {. T..
Messerly, I. HI. Kehoe, Fred Guenther, A.
S. Caldwell, +. l. Hardcastle. The COM
mittee on invitation: III & D.muth, W.
ID. Steele, J. ID Russell, Il. r. Richardson,
Naylor Newkirk. The committee On recs D.
tion: VIM. Latonr. Chas. Gu-ntber, VIM
Courtney, Lonis Beck, III. +. Dean, W. j.
Bagby. There will be an elegant banquet
served during the evening
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
One of the prettiest little entertainments
of the season was that given by the young
ladies Of the Old School Presbyterian
church, last Friday evening. i'm the new
Story building, on Ohio street. There
were five different tables upon which
salads. pickles. cakes, fruits and coffee
were served. The tat les were presided
ever by the following young ladies /:
Misses Sue Evans, Isabel Daniels, Mary
Wood, Lizzie Hampton, Tedie Sneed, Min
ME Barrett, Julia Hopkins, Lutte Smith,
Kate Cos'in, Jennie Clement and Mamie
Gully. Mrs. George McCartin also assist
ed with Abe tables, as did Mrs. Cam. Sneed.
The ladies bad lovely little fancy table
also, from which number of arti-
cles were sold Among the large number
who gave the entertainment their patron
age, and enjoyed the delicaeies of the
tables were Mr.. and Mrs. Highleymsn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hinsdale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Newkirk, DR.. and Mrs. Carr, Mr..
and Mrs Will Ilgenfritz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cummings, Misses Hattie
Marvin, Cora Liggett, of St. Louis, Matte
Parker. Hattie Jaynes, Madge Sturgis,
Mesdames Marvin and q. A. Sturgis,
Messrs. T. Kehoe, Maj. Dowland, Harry
Frank, - Mcbride, - Flynn, l.. Robin
son, Vic Shaw, John Jaynes and number
OF others. The young ladies being the
whole origin. tors Of the entertainment,
and also, the medium by which it eyentu-
ated i'm a success. they cannot he given too
much credit. The neat sum oil S15 was
was realized.
WEDDINGS.
Miss Henrietta Pattison aud Mr. p. ~
West were united in marriage last Nom
day evening, at the residence of the brides
mother, on ST Louis street. Rev. Van
Wagner performed the ceremony i'm the
presence of a large number OF guests.
Miss Alice Pattison, the brides sister, and
Mr.. Charles West were the attendants. A
large number of handsome presents were
rendered the young couple. An elegant
supper was served and the occasion was
much enjoyed by all. The newly welded
pair haye gone to housekeeping in East
Sedalia. Among those who attended tine
wedding were: Postmaster and Mrs. Blair.
Mrs. DR.. Benson Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Ran.
som, of Jefferson City, Mrs. Jackson,
Misses Cora West, Alice Riienonr of Gum
cv, ILL.,, Alice Paitison and a number of
others.
Miss Mary K. Montgomery and Mr.
Chas Zoll were married at the residence of
the brides father, the Rev. DIR John Mont
gnn,ery, fifteen miles north of Sedalia, on
Monday last. Revs. Lacy and Nesbiti, of
this city. oficiated at the ceremony and
the wedding was a pleasant, occasion in
every particular. The bridal party passed
through this city Monday evening on their
way to Warrensburg, where they will in
future reside.
WEDDINGS ELSEWHERE.
There was very bright and enioya-
BILE wedding at Mr.. Hugh Chrisman's, one
of the well known citizens who lives out
on the Malta Bend road, near Marshall,
last tuesday night. Mr.. W. K. Miller, a
manly and well-to-do young tanner OF the
the vicinity was the happy man, leading 10
the altar the lair end blushing bride, Miss
Bette 5 Chrisman, who was arrayed i'm a
most becoming cost,Sme OF garnet satin and
cream lace whose effect Was richened by
the CLEAN OF jewelry of frosted gold. The
attendants were S. L. Weller, OF Marshall
with Miss Jessie Thistle, of Fulton-a
bright and sparkling blonde, radiant in ma
w blue silk, point lace and diamond jew
eIry and Mr.. S. w. Armen9out of Setback
clifford with Miss Maggie Chrisman, who
looked remarkably lovely in olive green
silk and garnet jewelry.
The marriage of Mr.. James Crawford
to Miss Ollie Fusel, both of West Point.
took place at Mr.. w. III. Warnock's resi-.
dence in Butler, on last Wednesday night
Only a small number of intimate friends
were present.
Married on Wednesday, Oct. 4th. at the
residence of the brides father, in Arrow
Rock, Mr.. Will Scott to Miss Hattie Brock.
way, Rev Mr.. Shous officiating
Married, Wednesday, Oct. 4th, 1882
near Upton, Mo-, BY the Rev. Mr.. Walker
Mr. Edward Layne, of this county, to Net
tie A. King. of Kentucky.
Married, on the 1lth of Oct. 1882, at