The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
Mr.. w. H Williams, an intelligent

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quired q reputation throughout the state as
q superior educator OF the young, both as
to government and mental ability
The ladies society If the ConRrega.
tional church was to have met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bacon Montgomery last Fri
day, but Is that lady is visiting friends in
the country, it was postponed until next
Friday, when il will probably be held as
above stated.
DR.. W. E. Bell, Of Osceola, came up
to Appleton City Monday evening to meet
his mother from Sedalia, who will make
her son and his accomplished wife a short
visit. DR.. Bell is q physician of high
standing and one of the most influential
young men in the county.-Apple.on City
Journal.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs Frsnk Newton celebrated
the sixth birthday of their little son,
Harry, very enioyably last Friday even
ing. A large number of children, bright
ard fair Ms cherubs, were present and the
tiue was whiled away with games and the
par,aking of refreshments of cakes, fruits,
'cresm. etc.
Little Harry received q number of ele-
CANT presents and his birthday party was a
great success. Among the many present
were Garnet Mcclure, Slella and Bessie
Stewart, Anna May Msjor, Clara Felix,
nett, Eugene Vile, Willie Todd, Pearl and
Waller Duncan, Vest Newton and uum-
Der of others.
| SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Belle Ripper entertained q number
of her friends very handsomely at her resi-.
dence last Monday evening. Refreshments
were served of ice cream, lemon ice, cake,
ETC., and the evening was most enjoysbly
spent with games, music, etc. The guests
were Misses May, Dora and Lille Akin
son, May Ebert, Belle Herrold. May and
Julia Cobine, Laura Boyd, Maud
B air. Anna Dickman, Anna Thon.
as, Lena Farnham; and Messrs. John
Hartshorn, J. G. Hall, John Tragertha
Walter Berry, Frank Harding, John Kip
per, Charles Blair and ID. w. Talbot.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs D. Nc.
Comas, in honor of Master Charlie Nc.
Comas' seventh birthday, last Wednesday
evering, July 4th. Refreshments were
served and many games INDUCED in, the
whole making up q delightful evening
The young guests were Misses Anna
Taught, Mamie Harmon, Sallie Polter6eld
MolIie Hirsch, Lula Thatcher, Ella
Boughan, Lottie Meyers, Mabel Patten
Mabel Desne, and Masters A. Meyers, Jas
Harmon, Johnnie Kruse, Lee Chambers
Harry Blair, Bur. Thatcher and Eddie
McComas.
Among the elders present were: Mrs
Keitley, Mrs w. II. Chambers, Mrs. j
Deane. Mrs. p. Boughan Mrs. p. Harmon
Mrs. Laura Anthony and Miss Laura
Keitley.
| A NOVEL PICNIC.
One OF the most novel as we'll as enjOya-
bic picnic's OF the sea,o.i was given al the
residence and grou nds of Mr.. X. NJ. Moses
on the Fourth. A number of families as
sembt d there in the morning and spent
the entire day ard evening i'm singing and
games f. the children, conversation for
the gentlemen end light sewing Tor the La
dies.
At noon superb warm dinner. consist
ing of meats, salaIs, pies, fruits, etc. with
the addition OF iced tea, was served picnic
fashion, on the lawn, and in the evening,
refreshments of cake, ices, etc, were also
offered. The evening was spent In a dis
play of fireworks, furnished by Mr.. Moses
for the entertainment Of his guests, and il
was the universal commen that the en-.
tire day had been one of extreme pleasure.
Pres. mt were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gold
Misses May and Hattie, and Masters Will
lie anil Lennie Gold, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
and daughter. Bessie; Mr.. and Mrs. B. F
Deane and daughter, Cora; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Deane; Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Whit.
ney; Mr. Milo Blair and son Milo, in all
about twenty-three individuals.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A delightful surprise party took place al
the residence of Mr.. John Hall on Eas,
Broadway last Friday evening. 1t was
given i'm honor of Miss Fannie Harding, oil
Carthage, and is spoken of by those who
had the pleasure OF being present as com.
plete In every particular. The house is
large and commodious, and the ball room
was ready for the dancsr rs, the floor being
kept smoothly wsxed.
The lawn was lighted with Chinese Ian.
terms, end pres nted an appearance of cool
ness and beauty very refreshing these
heated evenings.
The dining room, a tastefully and arts
ticalIy decorated apartment, was laid with
tables upon which ices. cakes, fruits, etc,
were served in great abundance. Floral
designs were displayed to the best advan-
tsge all over the building, and what with
the delicious strains of music rendered ny
Friemal's skilled artists, the pretty and ef-
fective dresses, the few of gay converse
ton and cheerful laughter the scene was
one OF enchantment. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
and their daughter, Miss Belle, made royal
hosts and the company accorded them the
tribute. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
BETTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hinsdale, Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Glessner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Ilgenfritz. Mr.. and Mrs S. Beiier, Mrs.
Harvey Smith, Misses Fannie Harding, Sal.
lie Potter, Isabel Daniels, Katie Faulha.
ber, Eva johnson, Eva Gentry, Mary Gen
try, Julia Miller, Katie Brown, of jackson