The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-06

church met at the residence of Mrs. NJ. v
Sweet, last Friday af,ernoon,wit an unusal-
lv pleasant time. The guests were, Mesdames
NJ. V Sweet. Philip Hahn, A. J. Vsnwag.
Der, Arey, Wilbur and Miss Minnie Fen
wick, the society will meet at the residence
of Mrs, Hahn. on Kentucky street next
Friday afternoon.
DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. /. n Guild gave a handsome little
dinner party yesterday 10 a number Of her
especial friends, which was very carefully
served and comprised many choice dishes,
ending with genuine English plum pud-
ding; after which was served some de-
licious coffee. The ladies present were /:
Mesdames S. Gallagher, Tindsll, Ira
Barnes. Beiler and Z. T. Brown.
JUG BREAKING.
The Sunday school scholars of the OHIO
Street Methodist church gave a social at
Meyers building, on Third street. Friday
night, which they called jug Breaking"
! the "Jug Breaking" consisting in breaking
the jugs in which had been deposited their
nickels for the benefit of the Sunday
school Quit" handsome sum was real
lied, and The occasion was III ade very pleas
ant AS oysters, etc, were served. the at
tendance wss very large.
COMING WEDDING.
IT'S rumored that ere the Christmas bells
chime, two lovely Broadway belle will have
taken unto themselves husbands. The affair
il is said, will be double wedding.
Mrs. Mollie Gibson will be united IN
marriage 10 Mr.. Ed Gibson at Gibson Glen,
near Houstonia, November 9TH, at 6 ., lock
p. m. The wedding will be a cri"i one,
| but many elegant presents will ven.
| The bridal tour will extend thr u,h Iexas
and Florida. Rev NJ Schafi; Of Loon
vile. will perform the ceremvEy.
-Invitations have beer -cc"iv, i by Sc
dalia friends to the marri:s~ air. H. w.
Stonestreet, Of Kansas City, and Miss Fan
ME Ireland, of Lexington. which will be
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. 3. X.
Ireland iD Lexington, Tuesday, November
9th. Miss Fannie is . :,eautiful young
lady of intelligence and r,tinement, while
Mr.. StoDestreet is a popular commercial
traveller for an extensive Kansas City
wholesale house.
Miss Jennie Ponsigna and Mr.. MUIR
ply were united in Marriage last Thurs
day afternoon at the Catholic church i'm
this city, by Rev. Father Murphy. A
large number were present to witness the
ceremony. The bride is we'll known in
this city, and the groom is q promising
young farmer from near Windsor.
"A pleasant wedding took place at the
residence of the brides parents, in this
county, Oct. 3lst. The contracting parties
were Miss Jainey Shelly and Mr.. j. H.
Downs. The ceremony was performed by
w. P. Hendrickson. The following is a
partial list of presents: Set OF silver
knives and forks, parents OF the groom
, siiv. caster, parents of the bride; silver
pickle Caster, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson
silver batter knife and sugar spoon, Mrs.
Dowrs, of Kansas City set of silver spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hams; pair Of napkin rings,
Miss Tilda Brown; wash bowl and pitcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bannon silver cake
stand, Miss Maggie Haines.
The wedding of Miss Retta Hubbard
and Mr.. James Glass, both formly of this
city, took place last Sunday at 3 o'clock at
st. Johns church, in Kansas City, in the
presence of a large audience of friends
snd relatives. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev. Father Phelan. TIE attendants
u,
both of Kansas City. The bride was at
tired in dress of silver gray silk with
large white hat and plumes. The brides
maid wore, garnet silk, with hat trimmed
with plunes of the came shade. Alter the
ceremony, the invited guests, about twenty
in number repaired to the family residence
of the bride and partook of fine supper
after which the newly made husband and
wife came to this city, where they will in
future reside. A notable guest at the
wedding was Father A. j. Ryan, the poet
priest.
SURPRISE PARTIES.
Mrs. ]. II. Rippey was rendered q
surprise party last Thursday evening, in
honor of her birthday, at which quite .
large number of her friends we're present.
Among the many were Mechanics DR.. Hea-
Ion, VIM. Inch, S. Gallagher, A. A. Slack,
e. F. Nance, J. w. Mills, Kent and daugh-
ter Lydia, Misses Ollie Reiber, Fannie
Startling and number of others. Refresh
nents were served and the occasion was
much enjoyed.
Mrs. VIM. Barrick was given pleas
and ,urprise last night, in honor of her
birthday, at which large number of her
DleuuS WeIc pIebeu| INC StOEmII& party
carried refreshments and the occasion was
made very pleasant for Mrs. Barrick as
we'll as her guests. Among the many
present were Mesdames John Kulmer, SEN
Tor, A. A. Slack, VIM. Inch, J. H. Rippey
and daughter Cora, J.W. Mills, Kent VIM.
Reiber and many others.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence of Miss Kathleen Mcclellan
last Friday night, in honor of Miss Onie
Grant The surprise was made up by her
former class mates, and was very enjoyable
bo:h to Miss Onie and those present, and
the evening was soon whiled away. The
guests were: Misses Maude and Jessie |
Ripper, Dora and Lille Menifee, Lille |
Bard, Bessie Green, Ella Cousley and
Messrs. Charlie Bard, Charlie Cook, Fred
die Craig, George Major, Eldon Felix,
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