The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-25
LILA WEEKLY BAZOO. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1883

houn, where she has been visiting for some
time, to her home in Litch6eld. Illinois
stopped for brief visit with Ter sister, in
law, Mrs. A. A. Slack, of this city, last
week.
Miss Della Adams, of Dowagiac
Michigan, will shortly arrive in the city
and will spend the winter with Mrs. B. B
LION. Miss Della will be pleasantly re-
membered by many as having visited here
Two years ago.
| Miss Mabelle Parker, who delighted
all who heard her with her fine singing al
the concert at the Ohio Street Methodist
church, left for her home in Kansas City
yesterday evening. She was obliged to fill
an engagement with one of the church
choirs, and could not remain and be pres
ent at The concert last night
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lon V. Stephens, of
Boonville passed through this city list
| Wednesday evening. They were en- rou,e
to ST. Louis, and were accompanied bv
Mrs. Abiel Leonard. The latter was intent
upon purchasing furniture with which to
set up housekeeping in Lexington.
-Fhe quilt exposition" to be given by
the ladies of the Congregational church.
exact place not vet decided upon, about
the middle of October. In addition to a
large number of quilts Of all kinds, ne re
will be A bazaar in which will be ex-
hibited large number Of fame, S.
premium will be offered for
the handsomesl quilt shown.
An exquisite japanese bed spread was
on exhibition in the window Of j M Cute.
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of wuman's handiwork and reflected much
credit on lis maker. In the center is n
lovely arrangement Of pieces OF bright hue:
six, tastelully arranged and richly en-
broidered. The border is Of scarlet sail:
painted in Gala lilies, wild roses. wooG
Lilies, etc. 1t is the property OF Mrs.
Conkling, OF ST. Louis.
Miss Lucy Walker, niece of Mrs.
Geo. Gold, in this city, is thus spoken Of by
the Washington {. III. Argus, OF Ohio
''She is vocalist of The rarcst order, has
beautiful Zzo soprano voice, smooth In
quality and free from d;ssgreeable ,imb.e.
She l. pleasing and popular in concert, but
wall score more complete triumph In am
steur opera or canta,a." II is.probxble she
viii visit this city during the coming win
ter.
A novel entertainment will be given
by the lodies Of the Congregational church
Thursday evening, al the residence of Mr.. |
\. r. Whitney, in the southern part of the |
city. 1t will be termed night cap social |
and will be arranged as follows: Each |
lady will make two night caps according |
to her own idea OK the grotesque or beauti-
full, exactly alike, one OF them Will be sold |
to the gentleman and he will, of course
find the lady wearing The one correspond 1
to the one he has bought, and be consider
ed her escort TO supper. The supper will
consist of oysters, coffee, cake etc, and a
very amusing time Is anticipated.
SOCIETY PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given at the
OF Mr.. J. " Siebe Last Wednesday
evening. An elegant supper of meats,
cakes, fruits, ETC., was served, and this with
dancing, singing and games made up the
Among the many present
were: Misses Della Morriscy, Maggie
Corbitt, Tilla Rinkle, Ada Coddling, Sailie
Hayward, Laura Smith, Viva Billings.
Lizzie Quinn. Emma Siebe and Me,srs.
Walter Merrifeld, Sam Morrisey, James
iiilette. Frank D,Jarnette, James DeJar-
lette, Fred Allen, +. Easley, E. OFT, John
Ripper and Harry Payne.
ENTERTAINMENT.
The Ladies Benevolent society of the
Baptist church gave a handsome entertain
nent at the Park hotel last Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. The occasion was
very pleasant one and the ladies realized
he handsome sum of Sl25. In disposing
# the articles which had been donated TO
Ne voted for, the following were The lucky
mes: As the most prominent bachelor
PRESENT, Mr.. Frank Mckinley was the re- .
spent OF the pressed piscqne. containing a
esign of roses; Mike McGinlev received
he gold ring, donated By Mrs. Thos. Motf. !
tt; John Lester received the handsome :
Idly, donated by Mr.. James Glass: Mrs.
tein received the doll, Mss Rosa Kelly
eceived the zephyr tidy, and Mr.. Murphy
'as made the possessor of the smoking sci,
onated by The Mother Superior Of the con-
ent. The ladies feel very grateful 10 the !
lessons. Sicher, who, with their usual gem I
roSity, permitted them the use Of their :
arGsCme Rooms and also furnished! them v
18th their dIshts, etc, free OF charge.
The Ladies Sewing society of the Con.
regational church net at Mrs. Z. F. +
'ranes last Friday afternoon and had an
nuSualiy pleasant time. Those present
ere: Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Il. II. Moses q
lrs. n +. Whitney, Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs.
liner Deane,. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. viii =,
Whitney. $
Society Elsewhere.
LEXINGTON
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