The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13

Miss Eva johnson, who has been the
guest of relatives at Davenport, Iowa, for
some time, returned Friday evening. She
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss Dada
Busch, a cultured young lady in every
sense of the term, who will remain for an
extended visit. Miss Eva's many friends
were very glad to welcome her 70 their
ranks again.
| Mr.. Ernest DIX and Miss Laura
Smith will be united in marriage at the
family residence of the bride. corner of
Pettis street and Missouri avenue, on next
Thursday evening. AS Miss Laura is
househeeper for her father, she will contin-
ue to reside with him, and the house is be-
ing very comfortably fitted up with view
TO that end.
Miss Isabel Daniels is expecting trio
of her fair friends, about the LIST Of Deem
Der, to make her visit-Miss Ida Nelson,
of Boonville; Miss Leila Ballentine, of
Kansas City, and Miss Mitchell, daughter
of the prominent railway Official of the
Chicago 4 Alton, of the same name resid-
ing al 81. Louis Miss Addie Mitchell is
said to be a young lady of notable intelli-
gence and will be charming addition to
the social circles of the city during her
stay.
The wedding of Miss Fannie
Garth lof Clinton; and DIR. T.: S.
Moad took place at the residence
of the brides parents last Wednesday even
ing in the presence of large number of
guests. Miss Garth is q sister of Mrs. j.
P. Gray, of this city, and is we'll known
here as lady OF intelligence anil refine
ment, while her husband is a well known
physician of Montrose. Thecer-n. nv was
performed by Rev. A. H. Ssepa.. ns, II this
city.
-Gush is not sense, but III" "verage re-
porter seems scarcely to recr zr the differ
ence, and the public are m lie to swallow
the stuff, willing or otherwise. The follow.
ing, in regard to q recent Wedding, is
clipped from an exchange, and the specta
Gle Of the tall BRIDE" with finely chiseled
features" and yet mouth outspread in
'smile" and speaking the voice OF well
come" must somehow have looked very
CHASTITY and gruesome, sort OF deaths
head, at the feast, and in the language OF
Clara Belle the guests must have thought
she WAS "trying in little different fashion
to make display equal TO that of old To-
diac" Read: "The bride is of that pecu-
liar and winsome type of beauty, tall,
graceful, lovely blue eyes, . small and
beautifully poised bead. clouded in heavy
suit of amber colored hair, finely chiseled
features, with q mouth whose smile spoke
the voice of welcome"
The wedding of Miss Fannie Ireland,
of Lexington, last Tuesday, to Mr.. VIM.
NJ. Stones,reet, of Kansas City, was an ele-
CANT affair, there being guests from all over
the country present The residence OF the
brides parents where the marriage took
| place was handsomely decorated with
flowers tsstefuliy arranged. The bride and
her attendants we're appropriately and
richly attired, and the presents we're of the
most elaborate description. Miss Sue
Evans of this city, was one of the three
bridesmaids, and Mrs. J. B. Read, also OF
this city, was one of the guests. The newly
welded parties passed through this city
Tuesday morning, en- route for Chicago,
from whence after a few days stay
they will 90 10 Kansas City, their future
home Miss Sue Evans accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Stonestreet
SEMINARY SIFTINGS.
The seminary for young ladies under the
tuition of Mrs DR.. Miller, is i'm a very -four
ishing condition, she having enrolled .hir-
ty five pupils. Her rooms we're very pleas
ant last Friday afternoon and number of
plests assembled 10 listen to the following
interesting programme as given by the
scholars:
Music, "Waves of the Ocean," by Miss
Stella Boatright
Recitation, Miss Maud Lyon.
Music, duet, Misses Latour and Lvon.
Essay, Miss Cora Yeater.
Music, "Lu's March," Miss Katie Mil
Ter.
Recitation. Wilder Green's Last Words
Miss Hattie Guild.
Music. Miss Dovie Barley.
'Vox Scholae."
Chorus, bv the school.
Music, "Old Black joe" Miss Hattie
Miller.
Grip Van Wiukle," recitation by Miss
Carnival of Venice" Miss Emma Gran
dali.
The entire programme was we'll rendered,
Miss Ingram's recitation, Misses Emma
Crandall and Stella Boatrigh,'s piano selec-
tions being particularly noticeable.
The school published two rival papers,
one entitled what Is It?" under the
management of Miss Nellie Ingram; the
other, "Vox Schola," under the manage
ment of Miss Emma Crandall. The papers
are both very meritorious productions, and
reflect much credit on the contributors as
managers The reading of the "Vox
Sc:,ola" took place yesterday, and as it
was full of Geographic dispatches, miscel-
Lannon's items editorials social nevs
verita3le "What" column, ETC., ETC., the
reading created much amusement. The
following is taken from the primer"
Mother, what makes the large alder
msn SO fat and the little one 40 lean"
"God made them so, my child. The large
alderman wants to marry and is taking ex
ercise and anti ia, in order to get lean the
little alderman is married and doesn't care
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