The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06


And tenderly and pityingiy
Its gentle comfort brings;
And gems Of hope that long have lain.
Bound down by chains OF woe.
Flash tack their newly wakened trust,
With glad responsive glow
SOCIETY NEWS.
sent, from Sedalia neighboring places, are re-
yDsctfully solicited. We want vivacious, active
md CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighboI-
n towns tributary to Sedalia. Address all such
denominations 10 Rosa PeArle, society reporter,
AaDoo Office, Sedalia. Mo.
has been very quiet in the social circle during the
past week, only q very few entertainments Of any
kind having been given, ana IS II has been IN this
city. 20 has II been with our neighbors, with the
exception Of Nevada, which has been unusually
gay. The cause may be attribut, d to the Lenten
ss&eOn, perhaps, to the fact that people ~ the
time of the vioets aud daisies approach grow weary
~f gayety and settle down 10 tn qsi. anusements
If their own homes This state of affairs, how
ever, can be borne with much patience, because the
days ship BY 80 rapidiy-gone be.or they have
hardly been clain ed and it will not be long before
ever opuar skating rink has held its Own in spite
e protest. and its devOees generally zeal Dus
in its defchse No. as in the beginning; In f:ct,
MANY prefer the rink TO the pleasures Of the ball
,sem, but it is not, ever can
be n graceful and pretty rs this.
The disagrseable noise attending the rollers,
fragrance Of dowers-in fact, everything but'the
notier must continue to keep the dance the favor
-N.
Mrs. j. n. Mott is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
v G.. Levens
Miss Auta Files was visiting friends in Sedalia
nsis week.-LamOLts Record.
Mrs. s. Beiler will in the near future give an
entertainment to her friends
Miss Addie West, who has been quite ill for
S00e time, is now convalesccnt
MIR. and Mrs u. X. Peterson, of Lamonte,
spent last Tuesday in this city.
Miss Matte Parker left yesterday for Boon
vile, whore she will visit her friend, Miss Mary
Fence.
Mrs. Jas. Store, who went to Nevada attend
fbe opening OF Moores opera house returned home
.set night.
With her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Mitchell, at Fayette,
the last OF the week.
Miss Mary and Mamie Gentry attended the
sEsnd bali masque, given 1t the hotel Howard at
Fayette last Monday evening.
Master Willie Hibbe who has been the guest Of
trends here for . few days, let for his home i'm
Brownsville yesterday evening.
Mrs. J. A. GlandoR will arrive i'm this city next
Wednesday, and will spe few weeks with her
neither, Mrs. Septimus Martin.
Miss Josie Wright, the artisl, has at present .
class Of from eighteen TO twenty scholars and has
the very lest of success with it.
During Mrs. T. W: Cioney's absence in Boon
WIFE, her sisters the Misses Eva and Betty Gentry,
will preside n her home in the suburbs
WIN. Bard, Of Sedalis, accompanied by his little
aaAghter, came up Friday, and visiting friends
ssd relatives in this vicipity.-Lamonte Recorc.
Knoxville, where she viii spend the Sunday with
Aer young son Willie, who ID attending school at
tAss point.
Nm. l.. r. Sheldon and Mrs tIeorge Babcoek
18th gave pleasant little entertainments TO lin
ited number OF their friends during the latter part
Of last week.
Our Boys Social club gave successful ball at
9Gnanfa hall last Thursday night. About thirty
couples were present and dancing was kept up until
n iats hour.
Mo. J. X. Barrett will soon give an entertain
nent in honor of MIS- Harrison, accomplis shed
AID pleasant lady from Vicksburg who 10 Al pres
ct her guest.
Mrs. S. Pste6sh left last Tuesday for Council.
Groves, kae., where she will locate. She has host
friends in this city who will wish her prosperity
n her new home
Mrs. r. T. Hibbs and her little daughter
Maudie who have been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
o. I: Hibbs, left for their home in Brownsville,
hast Wednesday evening.
Miss Ella Beck has only been taking lessons on
aAs violin fer period Of two months, but has
already made remarkable progress. She is under
the instruction Of Prof. Clifford.
Mrs. VIM. Reiber and her little daughter
sAe called To her daughter, Mrs Louis
Weber, who was quite ill with pneumonia, but
- now convalescent.
The members of the Southern Methodist
s'Aureh have had in contemp alton an old folks
con ert which was TO have en- given during this
Geek but il has ben postponed for the present.
snd next Thursday evening they will give i'm its
sead Centennial supper" The dresses will be
tn .e,lff .nds hara mill
veil to aud to the interest of the occasion. The
place has not yet been decided upon, but will
probably be IN the Ohio Street Methodist church
bsildins-
teen made in this city iii ished yesterday at the
Gre Shaking emporium of Mrs. +. K. Mcclellan. Ii
sas composed If velvet brocade and ottoman silk
The entire front Of the uLderdress is formed of
panels of the brocaie, between ch are fans Of the
six. The back drapsry 10 very full and bouffant
the basque is made of the brocade cut in sashes
tire costume beautiful in the extreme Ii is de-
~gned Tor lady residing on Broadway
-Nrs. Emmett Philips has lately sent her mother,
Nm. L. +. Sheldon, of this city, exquisite spec
linen II her artistic skill in the shape IT painting
which represents spray of wild flowers, vivid
scarlet in hue, and the foliage and burr of pecul-
liar plant native to the territories. Every leaf,
every stamen, of the flowers aud every develop
aeni Of the burr is accurately portrayed and with
the delicate shaddg il is q gem worthy of the most
critical admiration. Mrs. Philips is indeed making
hupiu pfOt N duo Will yct MAKE ner
w the world
Mrs B. L. Highsyman who. IN company with
Ar. and Mrs. Igenfritz and their Ed, has been
taking tour through portions of Louisiana,
Georgia, Alabama aud Florida returned 10 the city
Mt THURSDAY. She reports a delightful time, and
speaks particularly of ST. Augsstin, Fla. where is
sentered much OF historical interest, and where
Ais flowers, particularly the camelis japonics,
A'oom profusely. Mrs. Highleyman brought
With her an exquisite fan, made of the plumage of
me white heron, and a number of other souvenirs
u her journey.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The birthday of Mr.. Henry Russell was celebrated
NJ his residence ON East Fifth street, last Friday
aight, in a very delightful manner. Dancing was
he chief amusement, but elegant refreshments
also served during the evening, and the occa-
non was much enjoyed by those present. There
we're about twenty-five couples present.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The Young Peoples society met at the residence
81 W. w. Herrold, last Friday night, and, ~ is
usual With this soc ety. had very pleasant, as well