The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13

~ torns trib,;tsry to Sedalia Address ali such
suHamuricaticns to Rosa Pearle, society reporter.
Hezoo Office, Sedalia. No.
Miss Susie Mathews visited in Lamonte last
week.
Mrs. Major Edwards returned from Jefferson
Cry yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. Gray visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Garth at Clinton last week.
-Mrs. Gibson and family have taken up their
abode at the old 'Siebe place corner OF Lamine
snd seventh streets.
Mrs. W. M. Black, wife Of the we'll known In
surance agent of Fairfield, Iowa, in the city the
gc.s. Of her liese lord.
large number of children pstronised the skat-
ing INK yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Patterson returned from visit to
Parsons, yes erday morning
Miss Retta Mercer and Carrie Hull, sof Knob
pc.isr were in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Dalton End Ms N. s. Raile-, OF
Warrensburg we're in the city yesterday
Miss Ella Hall will leave the last of this month
for a protracsed visit with friends and relatives at
81. Lonis and Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mn John Hogue and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Heard
ies next Tuesday for Hot Springs, Ark, where
Trey will give its far famed waters fair trial.
"A FIRST class public school is now in session at
Aurora under the charge of Miss Leach, of Sedaiia
and Miss Williams, of Illinois-Aurors Springs let
ter,
Misses Maytie Parker, OF this city. Claudia
Chappell of Jefferson City and Mamie Bunee, OF
boonville we're the guests of MT speed stephens.
At BoOnvilie, last week.
Miss Carrle Lowe, q cultured and agreeable yonng
ssdy, daughter Of Col. 8. A. Lowe, OF 81. Louis,
viii arrive this city on visit to Mrs. Dora Pat
terton and her sisters, the Misses Emma and hit
tie Kidd next Wednesday.
The ladies society Of the Congregational church
ned their usua! Saturday meeting, at the residence
e M Hardy I; Berry; a;y!s yesterday siss5nc smd
tie meeting WAS much enjoyed
Miss Emma Davis, formerly Of Sedaia, but now
o: ST. Louis, has been spt nding nearly all the past
winter in Little Rock, Ark 1t IL said her voice is
yery much imrroved, she having sung In opera at
r;tfle Reck She will ere long be the guest Of Mrs
Louis Deutsch, Of this city.
The DO Is You Please Society, an organization
recently formed in this city for the purpose Of do
ing fancy WORK in pleasant campany, met At the
re-. nee Of Miss Clara Allen, Thursday afternoon
The entire club was not present. but enough were
20 while away the time very rapidly.
Miss Mable Van Camp will remain perma-
nently in this city; She viii become member OF
srne 6ne solos and otherwise lend her aid to q fine
musical programme which has been arranged to be
rendered By it, tomorrow night 1t the church.
The ladies of the Old School Presbyterian
church. will hold . donation party 1t the church,
on Broadway, Tuesday er ening. II is for the pur-
nose of furnishing the parlor, dining room and
Kitchen OF the church residence. They will also,
in the near future, give reception on an extensive
scale.
The eighth birthday Of Miss Jessie Blair, the
Young daughter of Mr.. A. Blair, was pleasantly cele
s-sted at the family residence, corner OF WASH
-ncon. The time was rapidly wRiled away in So
eia games suitable to the youth OF the guests and
the partaking Of q very tastefully arranged sup
per Of cakes fruits aud other delicate Dishes Thoee
present were: Emma and Craze Craycroft, Bee
UCcnnell, Lena McNeese. Maud Blair, Mary Ian
der BIandie and Ethel Blair, Sadie Dick, Gerti,
Goodrich, Dovie and Lilly Menifee.
SOCIAL PARTY.
An entertaining social al the refidence of ].
Munro. near New Franklin, WAS given TO the young
folks Thursday eve ing. A greet many were
present and nice tim was had. Among those we
noticed present were Misses Tille Jordan, Jerusha
Maggie Rector, Liza Ray and many others. Among
Munro and many others. splendid supper was
s.yved, and merrier crowd has seldom been seen
AMATEUR SOCIETY.
The usual meet. ng of the Amateur society took
place End afternoon at the school building. in
The presence of quite Q number of spectators. The
meeting Was called TO order by the president of the
society, Master Georfe Cummings, and the follow
IN. programme was rendered:
ReAding-Mamie Meet.
Essay-Mamie Dent.
Recitation7irace Shepherd.
Resding-Alice Newark.
DeclsmatiOn-Will Bard.
Reci,ation-Mamie Leaning.
Esny-Eva Gold.
Essay-Miss Mamie David,
pantomimc entitled 'The Independent Fen, -
acharade by four girls, and the singing of q song
By Miss Ella Messerly and Maude Christy, made
up the programme, with the exception of . recita-
tion given by Miss Nellie Ingram, entitled "How
Ruby Played"
PLEASANT SOCIAL PARTY.
pleasant social party was given at the residence
OF Mr.. W. ". HerrOld, on Fifth street. last Mon
cay evening, by his daughter, Miss Belle which
was very much enjoyed by the participants There
Vas some excellent music BY Miss 6aiie Majors the
young hostess and others during the evening and
the time was rapidly whiled away. Present were
Misses Sallie Majos, Nay and Julia Cobine, Matte
Kennedy, and Hesrs Ollie Terry, Lee Byler, Tom
Courtney, Frank Hughes. viii Ramsey AID Everett
Faxnham.
CHC1CH oOCIeL.
The members of the First Baptist church Rave 4
social entertainmeat Frdey night 1t the rasIdence
q Judge Levins, Seventh street, which vas con.
Guided 70 be very enjoyable By those who partici.
pated in its amUsements. The house Was vel
&lled snd there VA Q true social spirit noticeable
by the most casual observer. This chureh's socal1
ne usually made profitable by the reading of some
popular work, and thus time il well harmonized
Light refreshmontso of sandwiches, cakes coffee etc
we're tastefully served upon tables carefully laid In
the dining room, and the discussion of these. with
merry games for the young folks and music and So
cal converse for ALL soon Whiled the hours away on
rapid wing.
Among the very large number of guests presen,
were: Mr.. and Nh. J. r. Leake Mr.. and Mrs II.
c. 6innett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Striker. Mr.. and
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