The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21

Smith, in this city. They are sprightly,
intelligent young ladies.-Holden Enter
prise.
Miss Sarah Schwab and sister. Miss
Jennie, who have been the guests of friends
in this city during the past week, left for
their home in Windsor Friday evening.
They were accompanied by Miss Jessie
Wright, who will remain until Tomorrow
The lawn social at the residence of
Mrs Huff, in East Sedalia, last Friday
night, was a most enjoyable affair. The
moonlight shone down with a silver lustre
very delightful. The ice cream and cake
were abundant and nicely prepared, and
the attendance very large.
Mrs. w. A. Sloane has on exhibition
at Sanborn's book store a fine landscape
in oil, which shows very marked ability.
She has also two handsome placques OF the
new pressed forms, beautifully colored, one
representing bunch of Sicilian grapes,
the other a bouquet of pansies and other
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris HIVE, who left for
the east one week ago, have been heard
from at New York. They report delight
fui trip, and expected to spend yesterday at
the far famed Coney Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lat2ur, who left here at the same
time with Mr.. rnd Mrs. Hye, accompaa ed
them as far as Chicago, and then Travelled
eastward by another route.
Miss Maude McCabe of this city, who
is but fourteen years of age, displays re-
marSable talent in music. She has Just
had published at the we'll known publish
ing house of Kunkle Bros, St. Louis, an
original composition entitled Pansy Waltz.
1t is a meritorious Production and comes
highly recommended by the Messrs. Kun
k!e. The music is dedicated to her teacher,
Miss NJ. f. Clemmons, anu truly the graft
tude of the pupil must be equalizei ty the
pride of the teacher
PLEASANT EVENING.
Miss Maybe Parker entertained a small
number of her friends last Thursday even
ing in honor of her guest, Miss Claudia
Chappeli, of Jefferson City. Delicate anu
tss:eiully arranged refreshments were
served, and the occasion was much enjoyed
by the participants. These latter were /:
Misses Ida and Lucy Newkirk, Carrie
Roper, Isabel Daniels, Eva johnson and
Messrs. Ge, rye and Warren Galbleath, V.
Z. Shaw, Will Courtney and +. S. Shultz.
LADIES SOCIETY.
The ladies' society of the Ohio street
Methodist church hsld a very pleasant
meeting at the residence Ct Mrs. F. A..
Sampson. last Thursday night. Mrs. II.
T. Cfardy, OF the W. c. T. U was present
| and favored the ladies with one of her adj
mirable temperance talks. During the az
ternoon refreshments were served, the
| whole making up an enjoyable meeting.
There was an unusually large attendance,
and some important business matters were
discussed.
A PLEASANT FAREWELL.
Misses Mabel and Gertie Van Camp, who
have been visiting i'm Chicago for the pas.
two weeks, were rendered farewell party
at the elegant residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Meeker, ON East Division street, on the
evening of the 18th of this month. The
,casion was a very pleasant one, the tine
being whiled away with dancing, card play
ing, music, etc. Mr.. G. G. Parker, of this
invited guests. The Misses Van Camp left
for their home in Adrian, Michigan, last
Tuesday.
SOCIAL PARTY.
A pleasant social party was given at the
residence of Squire O'Brien, last Wednes-
day evening, which was much enjoyed by
those who were present. Dancing was in
dulged in, light refreshments p,rtaken of
and general good time had. Miss Fannie
o. Brien, assisted by her sister, Mrs. n. S.
Maggard, made agreeable entertainers, and
the company were pleased with them. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs u. p. Hibbs,
Mr.. and Mrs Bosserman, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
s. Maggard, Mrs. S. Stahl, Mrs. E. Stewart,
Misses Mary and Della Morrisey, Belle
Stahl, Emma Siebe, Clara Maus, Eta
Gillett, Anna Thomas, and Messrs. Frank
De Jarnett, Eugene Farley, - Girard,
| Eugene OFT. linn GiIlett and several Others.