The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-08

Will Whitney, Mrs. Al Ridenour. MB.
John Sanborn, and Mrs. B. F. Deane.
SOCIAL PARTY.

Will Whitney, Mrs. Al Ridenour, Mrs.
John Sanborn, and Mrs. B. F. Desne.
SOCIAL PARTY.
Mr.. and Ms John Clop,on entertained
limited number of their young friends
last Wednesday evening at their residence
in a very handsome manner. Refresh
ments of delicious cake. choice fruits and
lemonade were served and pleasant parlor
games and other amusements INDUCED in.
The evening was very much enjoyed by the
psrticip ants, and thanks are due the
host and hostess. The young
ladies and gentlemen present were Misses
Dove Barley, Bell Ripper, May Atkinson,
Mary Gilbert. Gussie Sny, Ef6e Eaels, Lilly
Atkinson, Hattie King, and Messrs. J. T..
McWiIliams, c. NJ. Arnold Albert Geister,
West Christine, ID. w. Talbot and Gran
vile Hall.
FAREWELL FEsrIvIrY.
A farewell party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. NJ. Young, on Seventh street.
last Thuseday evening in honor of Mr.
Whit Heard, who was about to take his
departure for Texarkans, Arkansas. The
evening was spent in social converse and
the discussion of refreshments The en-, ire
party accompanied the young gentleman
to the depot, and many were the good
wishes rendered him. Among the guests
were, Misses Annie Hahn, Laura Bischel,
Mary Hill Mamie King, Jessie Spray,
Isabel, Carrie Young, Mary Hine
and Messrs A. W. Stevenson, John Hill.
Whit Heard, Gus Spray, Professors
Robbins and Agey, George Waller and
Joe Pilkington.
DELIGHTFUL EVENING.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
weather was very unpropitious last Thurs
day evening, one of the most delightful
oucties of the season took place at the
pantry residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Better about two miles north of this city.
1t was gotten up under the auspices of
Messrs Fred Guenther, Frank Hardcastle
and Arthur johnson, in honor of Miss
Name Brown, and TO say that it was sue
cessful would be but faint praise.
Mr.. and Mrs Better ~
ceiyed their guests by illumi-
mating their large mansion from cellar to
turrei chamber, and rendering them vel
come in the way of genuine hospitality
which il would be hard 10 excel Two
large apartments up stairs were sppropriai-
ed to the dancers, and the music
of Freimels band soon kept their busy
feet moving in harmonious measures.
The dining room tables we're laid with
refreshments of sandwiches, cakes, fruits,
creams, etc, and showed careful taste in
their selection.
Dancing was continued until four o'clock
in the morning, ADD as the weather and
darkness made driving unsafe until the
light of day, the considerable hostess served
the guests with an imprumptu breakfast.
Those who were present, and who will
long remember the deli. htful evening spen;
at Mr. Britler's were Miss Mamie Brown
and Mr.. Richard Deane, Miss Agyie Stew
art and Mr.. joe Black, Miss Minnie Bar.
rett and Mr.. Leonard Robinson, Miss Isabel
Daniels and Mr. Fred Guenther, Miss
Della Hardcastle and Mr.. Arthur johnson,
Miss Eva johnson and Mr.. Gus Lamy,
Misses Ada Cloes and Mabel Van Camp
and Mr. Frank Hardcastle.
WILLING WORKERS.
The band of Willing Workers of the
First Baptist church was ont in full force
yesterday afternoon at the hospitable home
Of Ms. August Fleischmann. The society
is made up chiefly of the young people,
and holds monthly meetings With Exercises,
literary and musical. Yesterday, tn.
lady directors decided to make the meet
ing . May festival. After prayer by Mr..
Fuller and some brilliant chorusts, ex-
ceedingly we'll rendered-Mies Gertie
Fleischmann was elected Queen, and Misses
Dollie Deutscb and Fannie Mayer were
appointed maids of honor. The fair little
queen, looking very lovely under her floral
crown, presided in state with her very
handsome MAIDS. The following pro-
gramme was then given:
Chorus" Who Shall be Queen!'
acknowledgement may Queen"
Miss Susie Hawks.
Coronation Chorus" Receive Thy
Crown"
address to the May Queen."-Orisinal
poem.
Chorus Long Live Our Queenw
Music.-Katie Antes.
Recitation. Pearson.
Nusic.-Mamie Mickey.
Musician Pearson.
Music.-Dollie Deutsch.
Duet.-Namie Mackey and Annie Pear.
The young people all acquitted them
selves we'll, indeed, Miss Rich ardsons poem
which We have not space 10 eive-beinx
particularly admired. After the general
exercises the company adjourned to the
dining room. which, for beauty of floral
decorations rs we'll As tasteful arrangement
and excellent refreshments. was everything
that could be desired.
0Oodety HasoWherO.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. ]. G Herndon and family, who
left here on the 23d ult. for Prescott, Ari.
IONA, reached their destination safely.
They were met At Albuquerque BY Mr..
Herpdon.
Miss Sarah Rose, who has been visit
ing friends At Chillicothe, Mo-, for some
time, returned home on Monday.
Misses Lollie and Lula Fielding. Who
have heen visitin0 frieoda and r>l.tivoa In