The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03
sEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1888.

and Mrs. Louis Louis Phillippi and &C
company them on q trip up the Mi,sis-
sippi.
Miss Ida Post, after a pleasant thrse
weeks visit with the family of J. NJ.
Cain, Major Beck and J. X. Stewart will
leave for her home in Jerseyville, ILL.,, to-
morrow morning.
Miss Fannie Samuels, of st. Louis, Who
won SO MANY friends during her stay with
her friend Mrs. J. r Barrett last summer,
is expected here again this week. She will
I've accompanied by Miss Neuman, Of ST.
Louis.
Miss Tuft, of Lockport, New York,
accompanied by Misses Mamie and Hattie
Guild, is expected to arrive in this city In
a few DAYS. Misses Mamie and Hattie are
daughters of Mr.. l.. \. Guild and will
spend their vacation here.
The concert at the Ohio street Metho-
dist church, while not largely attended
was very enjoyable, many of the best local
musicians of the city taking part. Es-
pecially worthy of mention was the fine
orchestra and Prof. Gr.gg's cello solo.
Prof. and Mrs. Woodward, Of the
Washington University at st. Louis, passed
through this city Friday en- route 10
their home from Sweet Springs, where
they had been attending the Stare Teach
ers' association meeting held at that point.
Miss Laura Schwab, of Windsor, who
has been in the city for some days. the
guest of Mr.. Isaac Wright's family, leaves
for home tomorrow evening. She viii! b.
accompanied by her sister, Miss Jennie
Schwab, and Miss Jessie Wright, who will
remain until after the Fourth.
Mrs. Hughes Rue, Misses Emma and
Lee Rue and Miss Carrie Lingo, who lave
been the guests of Mrs r. T. Gentry, have
returned to their home in Denison, Texas
The young ladies have been in attendance
at St. Msry's, school at Knoxville, lndi-
ana
CHURCH SOCIAL.
4 pleasant church social was given al
the residence of K ii. Moses last Thurs
day evening, by the members of The Con-
gregational church. The church choir had
been invited, but failed to be- present, and
music was furnished by Others The re-
freshments were good, and partaken OF by
quite a number Of guests.
LADIES SOCIETY.
The Ladies society of the Congregations
church met at The residence Of Mrs. Johr
Burkhari Friday, and with needie-work
pleasant converse and the partaking ol
cake, coffee, etc, had very pleasant meet
ing. The ladies present were Mesdames u
Gold, Hullsnd, Will Whiting Hahn, Ride
nour, Van Wagner and several others. Th'
next meeting of the society will take plac'
at the residence Of Mrs. Bacon MOnigom
cry on Friday.
ENTERTAINMENT.
A delightful entertainment was given a
the residence of Mrs. Horace Mann, o
Smithton, in honor of her brother, MI
David NJ. Overstreet, last Thursday even
| ing, the occasion OF his twentieth birthd "
The lawn was beautifully lighted will
Chinese lanterns, etc, and presented yer.
attractive appears nce.
Refreshments of the very best were fur
nished, consisting of choice cakes, ices
raspberries, lemonade, etc, to which tn
guests paid enjoy able attention.
Those present were: Misses Dovie Bar
ley, Gussie and Nola Shy, Mary Blandina
of Sedala; Bette Logan, Boonville; Nan
ME Combs, Minnie Cook, Sadie, MOllie an
Lizzie Andip, Anna OyeIstTeet, NaDni
Mann, Nellie Williams, Lille and Emm
Seamen, Fannie and Mary Ringen, Mar
Deman, Anna Stephens, and Messrs. Z. A
Geunther, Chas. II. Hams, f. Seaman. d.
w. C. Overstreet, jr., Sedalia; X. W. Over
street, Trinided, Colorado; Seymour an
Sherman Williams, Lew Ferguson, Caltc
Former, Minor Combs. Howard COMBS
Chas. Aibeer, Will and Chas. Knox, Rob
Mann, d. NJ. Overstreet, George Rud,
Walker Blsndin, Chas. Blsndin and Wi
Jones.