The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20

| HlgDiy appTeCiatsU mere, lOI HIS thOTcuEt
integrity and sterling manhood. Ned i:
always welcome, and we are glad to know
that ne is doing well, and gaioing the es
TEEN OF all with whom he is associated
Warsaw Times.
Miss Ada Greenwood, daughter oil
Prof. j. NJ. Greenwood. superintendent OF
public schools of Kansas City, and Mr.
n. Mclaughlin. of Chicago, were married
in Mexico by Rev. L. J. Gooch last Tues.
day. Miss Greenwood is we'll known and
esteemed in this and other cities as an elo.
cutionist of rare ability. Success to her
A pleasant dancing party was given al
the park last Wednesday night by Prof
Shank's private dancing class. Supper was
served and pleasant time was the result
| Among the manv pr, sent were Misses Ag
gle Stewart, Isabel Daniel, Nellie Ingram,
| Halle Heismeyer, Lille Jenkins, Deda
Adams, Dada Busch. Annie Hahn, Emma
Landmann, Mrs. 81 Lyon, Dovie Barley,
| Matt. Heller, Will Thorpe, Leonard Rob-
inson, Ed. Ilgenfritz anu many others.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Last Thursds Az evening Mrs. B. F. Nance
| entertained party of ri.nds in honor of
Rev. Or. Baird Of Nashville. Tennessee. A
nicely prepared tea ives served and the &C,
casion made very pleasant. Among the
guests were, Rev. III. q. Jackson and wife,
Rev. A. II. Stephens and wife and DIR.
Baird.
DINNER PARTY
Mrs. S. L. Highleymsn entertained a
small party OF her friends at dinner Friday.
The table was as beautifully laid as the ex-
cellent taste of the hostess Guild suggest,
and the menu Was a careful re. Among
the guests were. Mrs. DR.. Carr, Mrs. A. w.
Perry. Mrs. p G. Stafford and several 9th
ers, probably half dozen. The occasion
was very pleasant.
AFTERNOON RECEPTION.
Miss Oracle Mstthews received number
of her friends yesterday afternoon at the
residence of her mother, on the corner of
Lamine and Eleventh streets, and enter
tanned them in very pleasant and hos
pitable manner. Light refreshments were
served, and the occasion was much enjoyed
by the participants. Among the guests
were Misses Maude Lyon, Emma Crandall,
May and Jennie Jaynes, Blanche Latour,
Emma Lyon, Hattie Guild, Alice Newkirk
and Nellie Ingram. The hours were from
8 to 6 p. IN.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Blair gave very
pleasant entertainment at their residence
on West Sixth street, last Wednesday
evening, which was much enjoyed by the
guests. Music, social conversation and
the serving Of delicately prepared sup
per, were the amusements. Among those
present were: Mrs. White, mother of the
Blair brothers, Mrs. Dick and family, Mrs.
f. Wagenlander and family, Gus Gerard,
Ed and Dell Shields, Mr. and Mrs Johns,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menifee and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Blair and daughter and Miss
Alice Miller.
CoMI>G WEDDING.
Miss L. V. Horning and Mr.. s. J. Evans
will be united in III arriage at the COngrega-
tional church next Thursday evening q,
7:30 p. IN. The bride will be handsomely
attired. The attendants will be Miss Hal
tie Knapp, of Green Ridge, and Mr.. Ev-
ereit Farnham, Miss frankie Miller AMI
Mr.. &. Jackson. A reception will be given
after the ceremony at the residence of the
bride on Kentucky street, between Sixth
and Seventh, at which it is expected
large number of guests from Clinton and
other points will be present.
WEDDINGS.
Among the weddings of last week msy b.
mentioned that of Mr.. j. Hungerford and
Miss Stella Young, last Thursday evening
The wedding was quiet one, only a lew
of the intimate friends being present. A
number of presents were received and fine
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunger
ford are at home, corner of Lamine and
Eleventh streets.
Miss Laura Smith and Mr.. Ernest Dix
were united in marriage al the residence OF
the bride, last Thursday evening, in the
presence of large number Of friends. TIL.
young couple are at home. corner Of Pettis
and Vermont streets.
BIRTHDAY RECEPTION.
A very pleasant surprise was given at
the residence of Miss Lizzie Quinn, last |
Monday night in honor of her birthday. |
A number of presents were received b. |
Miss Lizzie, among them, S25 in cash from |
her father, handsomely bound Bible from |
her mother, set of silver nut crackers and |
picks, set of hand painted fruit plates,
gold lace pin, hand embroidered handker-
chief, prettily designed birthday card, sill |
yer thimble from lady friend in St. Louis,
with the initial L. Q. richly inscribeded,
and carefully iced birthday cake. Re
freshments of many varieties of cake, con-
fectionery, fruits lemonade, ETC., were
served, and the occasion was much en-.
joyed by the guests. Among those were
Misses Ada Cooling, Maggie Corbett,
Anna McMillon, Emma Siebe, Mittie
White. Mamie Riley, Della Morissey.
and Messrs. Charlie Goodman, Eugene
DIT, John Ripper, Fred Allen and num-
Der OF others.