The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-02
SOCIETY NEWS.

Amy items u iri..erest suitable for this depart
Aent, from Sedalia or 1eighboring places, are re
pectfully solicited. We want vivacious, activ
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbor
Ing towns tributary to Seialia. Address all sucl
communications TO Rosa Pearle, society reporter
Saso0 office. Sedalia. No.
Once more has Times hour glass
measured the sands. and again stand ".
upon the verge of the new year. That w
have known sorrows, and perhaps some
JOYS, needs only the horoscope of any in.
dividual life. The social world has had
many triumrhs during the year Just pass
have marked the rounds with their white
stones. Yet. Notwithstanding sll this, the
holiday season has not been either par.
ticularly gay or enjoyable. Why this
state of AFT airs exists, may be traced to the
fact that many young ladies of the city
are enjoying the festivities al other points,
and the gentlemen, probably, are So i'm
mersed in business cares that the social
claim has necessarily been obliged to be of
secondary Importance. In a large number
of cenvivial spirits, it will not be possible
to be lethargic for any protracted period,
and soon: perhaps. again will the music of
the viol resound, and the light laugh and
gay song be heard.
sEDALIA.
Miss Kitty Shively left, yesterday af-
ternOOn, fer Lamonte.
Miss Mile Halbert of Hermitage. is
the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Ada Greenwood returned to
Kansas City, yesterday afternoon.
RanoL o-I ,lIl-
frieSds at Morrison station, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Clute gave a fami-
lv dinner at their residence on Broad wav.
last Thursday.
Mrs. Rosa G. Dillon is the guest of
friends at Calhoun. She will remain a
week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carey and daughter,
Miss Mamie, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. q W. Rose.
Miss Matte Kennedy returned from q
pleasant visit with friends, at Warrens-
burg. yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Whitehead, who formerly
resided in this city, and who is now of
Lincoln, Nebraska, is in this city.
Misses Anna and klla Smith of this
city, spent Christmas in Clinton with their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hspgood.
Miss Mary Hbbs, an interesting Young
Miss OF Boonville, will make her home, for
the next Eve months, in this city, with the
family of Mr.. q. p. Hibbs. She will at
tend school here.
Mrs. j. J. Frey. who has been the
guest of her parents in this city, spent
Thursday and Friday in Boonviile with
her friend, Mrs. John Elliott, formerly
Miss Laura Speed.
Rev. and Mrs. Beattie entertained at
dinner several friends in honor of DIR.
Thompson, the gentleman who so ably
iectured here Thursday evening, at their
residence, Friday last.
"A description of toilets worn by the
ladies on New Years day will be given in
Mondays issue of the BAzOo. A number
OF changes had been made in regard to
their dresses and it was deemed best net TO
speak of them previous to the reception.
Miss Julia A. Living, one of Sedalia's
bellies who has been visiting Misses Eliza
and Amanda Campbell during the past
weeS, returned home Tuesday. Miss Liv-
ing is niece of DR.. g. L. Shepard of Sc
dalia, and is highly accomplished lady
The young gentlemen of the city have
concluded arrangements for the giving of q
soci. dancing party at the Park hotel TO-
morrow night. The affair will probably
be pleasant one, as several we'll known
encces full managers of such affairs will
have it in charge.