The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-24

Mr.. M. A. Thompson and family, Tor
merly of this city, are now residing at 1906
Locust street, Kansas City. Miss Nellie,
the accomplished daughter of Mr.. ThOmp
son, has lately been doing some exquisite
work in china painting. At the Interna-
tionsl tea party she captured several pre-
miums in both china and satin painting.
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr..
E. d. Sappington and Miss Mamie Miller,
at Arrow Rock, on the evening Of Wednes-
dav, the 25th inst The ceremony will be
performed at the Presbyterian church at
o'clock and the reception will take place
directly afterwards It Mr.. w, b. S piping
tons.
Mrs. J H. Hogue returned last week
from a weeks visit with friends in 1t.
Louis and three weeks visit to the famed
Hot Springs of Arkansas. She reports
1000 visitors at the springs. but is not en-
thusiastic Of their healing properties, as
her own health was not materially bene-
flied by their use.
The wright Social" at ID. Fl. Smiths,
on Broadway, last Thursday evening, was
one of the most enjoyable given this
spring. The attendance was large, many
of the most prominent society people being
present, and with mirth, music and song
the time fed away as though charmed by
magic.
The Congregationalists gave pleasant
social at their church on Ohio street, lass
Thursday evening. A fine musical pro-
gramme was rendered by the church choir,
and the refreshment table was carefully
and we'll managed in all its appointments.
The attendance was not quite SO large as is
usual with this church, but still an enjoy.
able number was present.
The excursion party which is being
made up for trip to the Southwest, will
leave mere next Saturday. There will
be thirty or more individuals in the party,
but ss several changes will probably be
made in the list, it is deemed best not to
publish names. The party will be gone a
week or ten days, and will visit San An
tonia and portion of Old Mexico.
Miss Mae Dodson, the elocutionist, who
pleased the public 50 well with her charac-
ter recitations in this city a short time ago,
is again here, the guest OF relatives. She
has had a most successful tour and after a
brief rest will again travel i'm the interests
of her profession. Alter appearing in the
smaller towns she will 60 to St. Louis,
where she will give an entertainment un-
der the auspices Of the "Young Mems
Christian Association" and thence return
to her Chicago home
SOCIAL PARTY.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Houston, on Broadway, was the scene of a
very pleasant social party OF young people
last Friday evening. 1t was given in honor
of Miss Mamie Brown, of St. Louis, and
was much enjoyed by The participants.
There was carpet-dancipg and the discus
sion of choice and appropriate refresh
ments, and the time was soon whiled away
in the most agreeable fashion.
Among the many who were present may
be recorded Misses Mary Ross OF Harris
burg. Pa; Mamie Gentry, Maytie Parker,
Della Hardcas lie, Isabel Daniels. Katie
Fauihaber, Lucy Th.mps IN, Cora Demuth,
Sac Evans, Mamie Demuih, Lilly Byl r,
Mrs w. L. Better and Messrs. Russell
Lemist, Frank Hardcsstle, Charley Taylor.
Charles Parker, Elmer Williams. w. l..
Better, Homer Byler X. b. Shumway,
sgd. HAYWARD. Linn Ilgebfritz.
Miss Mamie's friends will have much &C.
casion to regret her departure from the
city, as her merry presence has been quite
an addition to her circle.