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

strumental, and merry games, made up tn,
features of the occasion. The hosts daugh
ter, Miss Mamie, was untiring in her eft
forts of hospitality, and her guests return
to her their appreciation. A number o
handsome and appropriate presents wer'
rendered the gentleman In whose honor
the entertainment vas given.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A delightful birthday party was giver
at the residence of Mr. VI. Young, las
Monday evening, in honor OF his daughter
Miss Carrie A very tastefully arranged
and also abundant and elegantly prepared
supper was served, consisting Of oysters
meats, cakes. fruits. CONNECTIONS end coffee
The evening was most enjoy ably spent and
the hours soon passed away. Those pres
ent we're: Misses Josie and Jessie Wright
Willie Gum, Annie Hahn, Carrie English
of Warsaw, Carrie Young, and Messrs
Charlie West, Leonard Robinson, George
Wallsr, John Hill, Will Meyer and Mas.
ter Milton Young.
TAFFY PULLING.
Mrs. DIR. Jackson pleased her young
nephew and niece, Master Willie and little
Miss Mamie Robinson, of Brownsville, by
giving little taffy pulling in their honor
last Friday evening. The children en-
joyed the novelty of seeing the tsfiy under
the manipulatiOns of their hands turn
from golden brown into a delicate cream
color, ard after this amusement had been
exhausted, partook of dainty refreshments,
which Mrs. Jackson had prepared, with
evident relish. Among the young guests
we're Irene and Stoksie Temple, Willie
and Mamie Robinson, John Montgomery
and Harry Richie.
GERMAN CLUB.
The German Club met at the residence
of DIR. King last Friday, and a very in
teresting programme was given. 1t con-
sisted OF selected readings in the German
language, by Miss Lille Byler, Mrs. Louis
Deutsci, Dr. King, Dr. Overstreet, Jr.. and
songs by Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Russell
and: Allie Ritter. Those present.we Minnie
Fenwick, Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Deutsch, Mrs. BY Ter, May
or Messerly, DIR. King and DIR. Overst,eel.
The company joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Deutsch, Mayor Messerly and Miss Jessie
AinswOrth in a number Of German sengs
The club viii: meet agaiL In two weeks at
the residence of Mr.. Louis Deu.sch OH
Fifth street, and as these occasions are al
ways delightful as we'll as instructive. q
good attendance will probably be present
CHILDREN's PARTY.
Mrs. X. L. Harris gave a party in honor
Of her young son, Master Hart Harris, I ist
Friday night, which was largely attended
and much enjoyed by those present. Chill
drep are always natural in their manners,
bat yet display so much COED behavior al
times that it is quite a lesson to their
elders. Such was the case with the pretty
young company at Mrs. Harris Friday
evening. Games were INDUCED in, and
~: one syllable of discord marred the &C.
cxsion. A supper OF fruits. cakes, and an
abundance of choice confectionery was
served and the little folks all pariook with
enjoyable zest. The names OF those pres
enI we're: Misses Fannie Bard, Clara
kumm, Mamie and Flora Mackey, Stella
and Louise Montgomery, Lille and Mamie
Harris, and Masters Lee Bard, Fred Harry
and Jim Roper, George Mackey, Robbie
Harris and q number of others, in all prob
ably twenty individuals.
SUPPER.
Mrs. l.. \. Guild gave cosy little sup
per To few of her friends who spent the
afternoon wi. her last Monday. The sup
per was much enjoyed and the guests had
. pleasant social time, and that happy
iow of spirits which is the result of con
genial natures which happen to be de.
,endent upon one another, was never bet
er exemplifed than at Mrs. Guilds sup
Der. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. p. q.
stafford, Mrs A. w. Perry, Mr.. Phil Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Temple.
DINNER PARTIES.
Mrs. John y. Edwards gave an elegan,
Inner party TO number of her lady
riends. last Wednesday evening, which. |
or completeness in all its details and ar
was among the best of these |
which the city has recorded |
The hostess was uDwearied in her efforts to
make the time pass pleasantly for her
nests. and that she succeeded admirably. |
nose present can testify. The dinner was |
n honor of Mrs. VIM. Mayberry. who has |
,een the guest of Mrs. J. X. Barrett of this |
ity. and was served in eight different
courses. The menu embraced in their
proper order, soups, fish, turkey and other |
old meats, a variety of vegetables. En-
fish plum pudding with burning brandy
Ace, ices, cakes, lemon and cream sher- |
vert, fruits, CONNECTIONS and nuts, Munm's |
Extra dry champagne was served during |
he entire dinner, and coffee at the finale |
The viands were all choice and the guests
United in giving them praise.
The toilets of the guests were handsome |
q the extreme.
Mrs. Mayberry was attired in q costume
f scarlet cashmere and satin, with a rich |
,arniture of Spanish lace.
Mrs. Edwards, toilet of black satin
Madame and MORE velvet, diamond Or
,aments.
Mrs. L. F. Sheldon. black ottoman
ilk combined with brocade. Ornaments
# jet.
Mrs. Robert Yost, black obadiah cloth,
With ornaments OF Roman gold.
Mrs. S j. Highleyman, costume of
black ottoman silk, with rich garniture OF
Vslenciennes lace. Ornaments of dia-
nonds.