The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27

ANY items of interest suitable Tor this depart
nent from Sedala neighboring places, ere re-
specttully solicited. We want a vivacious, active
.ad CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neghbor-
.rg towns tributary to Sedaiia- Address all such
eclamuEcations to Rosa Pe2rle, society rep0l ter,
5azo0 Office, Sedalia. Mo.
The typica. American is not an unsocial
person. Indeed he is very far from being
anything of the kind Foreigners regard
the American as one who delights in living
with his door open. Yet while this is true
in the aggregate.i 1t is also true that there is
not much freedom In the intercourse of
American society and the coming together
of men and women for the interchange of
thought is attended with difficulties innu-
merable. The essential vulgarity of that
phase of the social life which makes it nee
essary to eat-always to eat-quantities OF
richly prepared dishes should be done away
with. Think of it! Nine out of ten social
meetings are made up of hostess worried
TO death about the stemachs of her guests
and the absorbing question of her guests is
relative to the adornment of their bodies
and the partaking of salads, cakes, ETC,
until they feel not unlike a fowl ready for
the oven. 1t is a shame, for it elevates no
body, it refines and instructs nobody anu
there is nothing enobling about 1t.
SEDALIA.
Miss Alice Roche, of Clinton, was in
this city last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt are in the city Wis.,
iting their relatives, the family of Mayor
Messerly.
Miss Sue Evans and her friend, Miss
Fannie Ireland are spending few days in
Boonyille.
Miss Ella Greenlease, Of Bunceton, is
visiting Mrs. Rosa Kumm, of Sedalia.-
Boonville Advocate.
Mrs. f johnson and daughter, Miss
Eva, spent yesterday in the Countrywide
guests of Mrs. T. w Cloney.
johnson Wheeler, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. H F. Triplett, was in Soda
liza Tuesday-Lamonte Record.
Miss Kate Salmon, of Clinton, is the
guest of her schoolmate and friend Miss
Ella Beck, of Kentucky street.
Miss Carrie Young will return this
morning from a three weeks visit with
friends at Fort Scott, Kansas.
Miss Anna Linabe:ry, of Sedalia, who
has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Shaw,
who has been quite sick, returned home
Last night.
Mrs. Sim Light and her little son, of
SedaIia, came up Saturday evening, and
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Sheidenberger. They returned home Tues
day.-Lamonte Record
Miss Ida Walker, of st Louis, who
spent last summer in this city, is again
here, the guest of friends. She will spend
the Sabbath aud leave tomorrow morning,
for Council Groves, Kansas.
An Easter social will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Marion Connor, OF Sew
enth and Massachusetts, streets, next Tues
day evening. 1t will include supper, and
be for the benefit OF the p E. church.
Mrs Haggerty who has been under
treatment of DR. A. V. Small in this city,
and who has been the guest of Mrs. J. w.
Truxel, will leave for Pennsylvania next
Wednesday. She is very much improved
in health.
"A "silent supper is the latest money
I raising sc enc or churches. Those who
can eat supper without laughing are enter
tanned free Of charge. Those who talk sre
charged twenty-five cents, and those who
talk and laugh are taxed fifty cents.
Mics Nellie Hamburg and the other
members of her family will leave for Den
yer, Colorado, tomorrow, where they will
permanently locate. Miss Nellie has been
quite favorite among the young people,
and they send with her many wishes of
happiness for the future.
FAREWELL SUPPER.
Mrs. Jack Patterson gave q "tea," or,
more properly, a supper, last Friday eve.
ming, in honor of Mrs. Haggcrty, VINO is a
sister of Miss Ada Cloes, and soon to leave
for Pennsylvania, which was said to be
: most excellent in all its appointments. 1t
differed somewhat from the usual "com-
pany supper" inasmuch as its bill of fare
held fried har', fried potatoes, cold slaw,
etc.. as we'll as delicious cakes, salads
fruits and tea
The entire supper was a credit to the