The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-09
SOCIETY NEWS.

| Amy items of interest suitable for this depart
sent. iron Sedalia or neighboring PLACES are n
pectfully solicited. We want q vivscious, actiy
nd CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbol
! ag towns tributary TO Sedalia. Address all sue
| communications 10 Rosa Pearie, society repoa te
ssxoo Office, Sedalia. Mo-
The holiday season is no longer with us
/ and once more the social world has settle,
down into the dull routine which ha
characterized ii during almost the entir
winter. There are rumors of coming wed
dings, but that lusy dame, Gossip, of
| times tells of matters which bear upon tn
face but little truth. Doubtless there viii
be few who will launch their barque mp
on the sea of matrimony in the near future
bat generally speaking. the marriage sea
son will not be so prolific as little late
IN, say the month of roses, swee
| Nav, or the blooming of the lilies, perfec
June. 1t is to be hoped, however, tina
during this year this column will be mad,
| more interesting, as several new feature.
| will be added from time to time Thos,
Who have assisted in making its success
! assured In the past, deserve, and are &C
corded the sincere thanks of the manager
of this department, and in the future may
their kindly interest still continue.
sEDALIA.
Mrs. Robert Yost will visit friends il
ST. Louis this week.
Mrs. /. n. Jones is visiting in Sedslis
this week.-ClintOn Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Berry, of Boon
vile, spent Thursday in this city.
Miss Cammie Thompson is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Abiel Leonard, Of Atchi
son, Kansas.
Miss Della Hardcastle, who has been
npite ill for the past week, has again
most recovered.
Miss Alice Benedict. who has been the
guest of friends in this city, has returned
TO her home i'm BoOnville.
Miss Emma Lengan. after brief visi,
with friends in this city, left for her home
in Houstonia, yesterday morning.
Mrs. ID. /. Holcomb. who has been
Fred, has gone to Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Miss Ada Fyock, who has been the
guest of friends i'm this city, left for her
home i'm Kansas City, yesterday evening.
Morgan King and mother, Mrs. c. n.
King, Of Sedalia, spent a few DAYS this
week visiting friends in Fs,ette, their old
home
Mrs. Wood McNees, after a pleasant
visit with her friends in this city, left last
Monday evening for her home i'm Calhoun,
Missouri.
Miss Nettie Hull, who has been the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs ). l.. Highleyman,
left last Thursday, for her home in Des-
moines, .owa.
Henry j. Wilcox and Miss Nina
Wilcox, OF Illinois, are the guests Of their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3.
Wilcox, Of this city.
Miss Bette L. Wilkerson, formerly of
this city, was married on New Years day
to Mr.. George Stracy, of the firm of Stracy
& Address, of Trinidad Colorado.
A number of the Younger, as
we'll as the older, society people spent
Friday afternoon At the Park rink and
enjoved themselves until late hour.
Miss Fife Douglas OF Sedalia, spent
several days i'm town this week, aud was
present at the grand holiday ball Fri.
day night.-Appleton City Journal.
Col, and Mrs. A. ID. Jaynes left, last
Friday, for jacksonville, Florida. They
will be gone the rest of the winter, and will
probably visit Cuba before their return.
Mrs. w. I. Pigg came up Friday
morning from Calhoun, and after spend
ing the day in this city. LETT ON the west
bound train for her home i'm Kansas CITY.
Misses Bette and Eva Gentry have re-.
turned from a visit to Fayette. While
there they attended a social entertainment
given by their friend, Miss Belle Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Robinson and
children, of Brownsville, were the guests of
their relatives, DR.. and Mrs. Jackson, Fri
day and yesterday, and left last night for
their home.
The beautiful assortment of New
Years calling cards which were presented
to his friends by Mr.. John Jaynes. we're
painted from original designs by his sister,
Miss Hattie.
Those who went from this city to hear
Nine. Nilsson sing were disappointed, as
the Swedish song bird was afflicted with a
disease which frequently oyertakes her
prOfession-a sore thrOat-aud, by the ad.
vice of her physician, failed to fulfill her
engagement in that city. She half way
promised to be there again in February.
Miss Minnie Russell, the finest elocu-
zionist in the state, on her way home from
reading before the Teachers association at
Fulton last week. paid brief visit to Mrs.
r. NJ. White, of this city. Miss Russell
will visit Mexico shortly sgain.-Mexico
Ledger. Miss Minnie has many friends in
this city who would be glad to hear her in
her peculiar forte.
"A social party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Martin OReilly, last Wednes s.
day, in honor of Mr.. Frank De Jarnett g
twenty -second birthday, which served te
while away very pleasant evening fol-
those who were in attendance. Some very
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