The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-27

.snt. from Eedalia or neigh boring piaces, are re
Heca. ally solicited. We want vivacous, scnve
;ns tovns tributary to Sedalia. Address ali such
eommunications TO Rosa Pesrle, society reporter,
Ss1oe oaice, Sedalia. No.
The very best spirit OF life Is society, that OF so
cisty is freedom, the moderate use OF ii, however
man may view virtue in solitude, but the practl-
ca. part consists in its participation and the society
il has with others for Whatever is good Is better
for being told.
As too long retirement weakens the mind, 50
100 much company hurts is. In fact, too much
company is worse than none.
As man who secludes himself from company can
have nothing outside Of himself to tempt him, but
he thai mngles much with the world has many
snares 70 tempt him II is delicale secret, too, TO
be always attractive in company IL IS MOI Ssnay,
tact to ~ address others TO make them feel them
selves pleasant, agreeable and Interesting.
sEDALA.
Mrs. Emory Jones, OF Clinton, was in the city
Hast Thursday,
Miss Ida Ferguson, of Clinton, was in the city
last Thursday.
Miss Annie Sheriff, of Clinton, is the guest Of
friends in this city.
Mrs. S. D. Garth, Of CIir ton, is the guest of her
ds lighter, Mrs. Dr. Gray
Miss Kit,ie. Kidd returned last week from
visit with friends in Boouville.
Mrs J. C. Wood, who has been quite i'll for
s
-Lecpo,d Lovinger and family leave for visit
~ ia friends in New York, tomorrow evening.
Miss Maysie Brown. OF Sedalis, is visiting her
,,o,sip- Miss Fannie Buckner.-Brownsville Her.
a.d.
Mrs r. T. bbs, of Brownsville is the guest
oi her brother-in-law, Mr.. L. T. hibos, oil this
city,
Miss Magic Reese, who has been the guest Of
ends here. returned to her home in Warsaw last
week.
The X P ball, at Hannibal, Thursday night,
~as pronounced to have been the finest ever given
IN that city
Mrs Augustus Fisher will leave next We'd
resiay for a few weeks visit with friends in Mon
laoUth and Chicago, Illinois.
-Efie Wood and her sister Florence returned
thin city, yesterday evening, after three weeks
ssit with friends in Kentucky and Virginia.
-Sallie Potter and her cousin, Matte Humph-
reys, visited Kansas City last week. Miss Matte
il tuined to her home in ST. Louis, Friday evening
Eva and Bette Gentry, who have been spend
ing fortnight with their friend, Eva johnson, in
rms city, left for their country home Friday morn
az.
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Z. C.. Abbott, will leave
fur her home in Wichita, Kansas, Tomorrow. She
has been in New York fOr sometime previous TO her
visit here
now located in the handsome residence formerly
occupied by Mrs. John Hogue, on Fifth street
Visitors will find Mrs Hardcastle and her charming
daughter. Miss Della, to be extremely entertaining
a hostesscs.
Misses Amy and Ella Smith spent last Satur-
dsy and sunday visiting friends in Dresden. They
were present the organization of the Dresden
Lycellm,'' which bide fair to be very successful.
Among those who became members Misses
sadie Norris, MoIlie Offut, Stella DebarmOida, An
la Rees. Carrie Norris, Carrie Courtney, and
Aessrs K Lindsey, W Norris, - shultz, A. De-
larmoida, l.. Courtney, Clay Ofut, and Others.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The Young Peoples society met at the residence
a. Mr.. George Yeater, last Friday night, and had
exceedingly pleasant meeting The literary part of
the programme Was under the management of Miss
Matte Bard band, and was unusually good Ii in
lded:
Recitation, Miss Lou Deyo.
Recitation, Elder Felix, and paper called The
Contribution Box" edited by Miss Matte Bard,
which contained many choice gems of thought.
Misses Matte Kennedy and Belle Herruld rem
.iered song entitled, Drift ng Away" in a very
The remainder Of the exercises consisted of in
srrumentai music, conversation, games, etc. There
were probably fifty individuals present, The next
ceeting OF the society will take place next Friday
evening, at the residence OF Mr.. VIM. Herrold on
Vest Fifth street.
MRS. sTAFroaD's RECEPTION.
Mrs. p, G. stafford, who resides on Lamne street,
gave pleasant reception last Friday night in honor
q the Misses Gardner II was very ENJOYABLE al,
iair, indeed, as an elegant supper was served and
those who were present were nearly all old friends
81 the host and hostess as well as the Misses Gard
Ter. Pleasant social converse and AN ola-time
Virginia reel'' made up the evening amusemen,s,
sad the gues $ who participated enjoyed the ocea-
s,on exceedingly. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Trumbull, Prof. and Mrs Gully, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Nulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Snedaker and number
ii others.
CLASS ENTERTAINMENU.
Mrs. r. A. Whitney gave her Sabbath school
case q pleasant entertainment, last Thursday
evening. Ii consisted of = carefully prepared sup
10 <~f 70 x,scI
coffee. After its discussion, the young people en-
oyed themselves with conversation and light
amusements, and returned to their homes with
many grateful thoughts Of their
Those present were Misses Sadie Moses, Jessie
Ainswortk, Mbbie Best, Alice Goodwin, Tilhe
Knopni, Onie Matthews, Ssllie hewitt and Messrs.
Ehas West, Harry Ellis, George Henry, Ernest
Dix, Everett Farnham and Walter Berry.
DINxER PARTY.
Mrs. J. w. Kennedy gave . small but pleasant
dinner party last Tuesday evening, TO several Of her
lAdy friends, which rejected much credit UPON her
abilities q hostess. The dinner served in
courses Of meats oysters. salads, fruits cakes and
number Of entries, and perfect In all its ap.
pointments. After the dinner the guests enjo ed .
their homes, well pleased with the entire affair.
Kulmer, j. A. Fisher, Bert Leake, s. Gallagher, L..
hurry, jas. Story and Miss frankie Miller.
PLEASANT SUPER.
Mrs. C. C. Abbott, assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Wa Rarck, gave delightful supper in honor of
Nrs. Clement Rarick, Of Wichita, Kansas, last Fri.
day night, which was much enjoyed by those
present The supper was very tsstefully served,
End consisted of meats, s.lads, cakes, fruits etc
Those preset we're Mesdanes George Gold, J. A.
Fisher, J. Il. \ ileox, VIM. Inch, s. Rembaugll,
Maxon; Jas. story, Koyle, Miss Della Iuch and
Nrs. Scott.
Society Elsewhere.
WARSAW.
Mrs. Walls went to Montrose last week.
Look out for another wedding in town. soon.