The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-14

nd CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neghbOr-
ing towns tributary t. Sedalla: Address all such
communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
6asoo Office. Sedalia. Mo-
Custom regulates many things which
ordinarily might be distasteful, but why
custom should make one lose all personali-
~ and self-respect in a desire to cater to
tie shoddy element of society continually
is a pertinent question. The faithful and
lust chronicler of society events necessarily
need no, forget truth in detailing how Ms.
entertained her friends, nor need all
the adjectives in the English Language be
brought into requisitiOn 10 describe the
general effect OF a merely pretty girl in a
faultl-ss toilet. Common sense people can
understand that lady of good taste, good
figure, and beautiful face, will look ef-
fective at least, in one of the pretty toilets
now in vogue, without the fertile brain of
the society reporter giving the additional
information that the regal lovelinesss OF
the lady never showed to q better advan-
tage" and wherever she moved admiring
eyes followed her." ETC., etc. Neither is IL
best, when there are really beautiful and
accomplished" people in the world always
TO mention those who are unworthy OF the
name in precisely the same terms. 1t may
be polite, it il not justice.
sEDALIA.
Miss Belle Hall left yesterday evening
for Colorado.
Miss May Rodmsn visited friends in
Holden last week.
Mrs. VIM. Tucker and children are
visiting in EOonviIie.
Mrs. Will Miller visited friends in
Boonviile last week.
mr.. and Mrs. A. E Whitney left last
Thursday for Michigan.
Mrs. John Hogue will soon leave for a
visit with relatives in Kentucky.
Mrs Reuben Gentry returned Friday
from visit with friends at Lamonte.
Miss Mollie Haas, Of Brownsville, is
the guest of Miss Sophia Kingsbsker.
Mrs. w. 81. Alcorn, of Lexington,
Mo-, is the guest of her parents in this
city.
Miss Mollie Hughes will leave, in a
short time, for a months sojourn in
Colorado.
Mrs. VIM. Young who visited friends
in this city, returned to her home in Boom
willie last week.
Mrs. J. Frey and Mrs. P. c. Kidd left
for McAllis er Springs last evening and
will spend day Or two.
The outlook for tie university for the
next course is exceeding promising, and
its managers feel much encouraged.
Mrs. Lou. V. Stephens and Miss Rho
l. ,aE ho, fhos. N,1,
RADIO trip last Friday.-BOOnville Adver-
tiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ilgenfritz, of
Leadville, Colorado, will reach this city this
morning and pay visit with their rela-
tives here.
Mis- Ollie Depp, who has been the
guest Of relatives in St. Louis for some
months, returned to her home in this city
last week.
Mrs w. HI. Stahl, formerly of this
place, whose home is now in Sedalia, ar
rived in Clinton Tuesday morning.-Clin-
ton Advocate.
Mrs. J. 8. Sullivan, of Jefferson City,
passed through this city yesterday morn
ing, en- route to her home from Sweet
Springs.
Mrs. F. E. Hoffman came in from Nc
Alli.ter Springs Friday morning. and spent
the day IN shopping and the greeting of
many friends.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter, who have
been the guesis of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, on
Fourth street, left for their home in How
ard county Thursday morning.
The dancing school soiree last Friday
ev. ming, at the park, was q very pleasant
affair, there being about seventy five guests
present, irrespective of the pupils.
Miss Name Brown, q young ladv who
has many friends in this city, and who has
been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. F. Hous.
ton, left, Friday morning. for her home in
st. Louis.
Mr.. A. Mayer and her beautiful young
daughter, Miss Fannie, returned Friday
morning from Sweet Springs, where they
had been having delightful time for the
past two weeks.
Miss Josie Wright, the talented artist,
of this city, will leave. sometime during
September, for Chicago, where she vii! take
lessons during the entire winter in paint
ing and drawing.
Mrs. w. L. Felix has o very fine land
scape in oil on exhibition at the bookstore
of Terrell & Fellows. 1t is the work of
her own skillful fingers and attracts con.
iderable attention from the pas ser.
Mrs. DR.. Hale, who has been sufferer
for some time, was reported yesterday in
hourly expectation of the summons which
comes to ell. Her many friends in this
city and other points will learn this fact
with regret.
Miss Ssllie Hardcastle, we'll known to q
number of the residents of this city, and