The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-04

accommodations to Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
8asOo ONCE. Sedalia. No.
Among the many events given 10 the
public through the columns Of the BAZoo
during the past week were the wedding OF
Misses Mary and Mamie Gentry, the skating
rink contest last Thursday afternOoR at
which Misses Aggie Stewart and Blanche
Latour won prizes, the skating carnival,
ETC., etc. IL was indeed week OF much
gayety, and now that the season is we'll
opened, the public may expect similar
record in future
Mrs. A. Snow returned last night from a
visit with friends in st. Louis.
The society people contemplate skat
ing carnival in the near future.
Miss Lillian Hutchinson is the guest OF
Mrs. Jennie Dean, on Fifth street.
Mrs. Julia @ uinlyn, of Pilot Grove, is
in the city visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs J. III Shelly and daughter, Miss
Eva, are the guests of Mrs. Jack Patterson.
Miss Clifton Estill at ended the Gentry
wedding in this city last "Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. S. CIabaugh and daughter, Miss
Ida, of Lamonte, were in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. J. s. Underwood and Miss B. A.
Winters. of Schell City, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Sallie Potter is said to be &C.
quiring much skill as a "bsnjoist," unde,
the instructions of Prof Gregg.
The skating carnival was very much
enjoyed Friday. evening, notwithstanding
the fact that but few were en- masque,
Miss Ida Nelson, who has been the
guest of her friend Miss Isabel Daniel, left
for visit with her sister in Kansas CITY
yesterday.
Misses Ollie and Kitty Shively left We'd
nesday evening TO attend the Files and
Weidman wedding, and will remain a week
visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs w. H. Robinson, two
very accomplished society people of Ne
vada, were in the city last Friday. They
took look at our opera house and pro-
nounced il very fine indeed.
John Slack and Mrs. Campbell Nc.
Farlane, nee Annie Slack, pessed through
here Monday on their way to Columbus, to
visit their father, called there by q dis
patch announcing his sickness.
Mrs John s. Flemming and daughter,
Miss Emma, of Lamonte, were in the city
yesterday for the purpose of meeting their
son and brother, Albert FlemmIng, who
has been attending college in Fayette.
Miss Deda Ruch, cousin and guest of
Miss Eva johnson, will return to her home
10 Davenport about the 18th of this month
much to the regret of her friends here, who
would be pleased TO have her remain for
Christmas.
MIR. A. A. Walker and his sister-in-
Law, Mrs. Belle Walker, passed through
this city yesterday, on their way from St.
Louis, where they had been spending
Thanksgiving with their daughters, who
are at school in that city.
Miss Sallie Moss, of Paris, Mo-, end
Miss Clifton Estill, of EstilI Station, both
refined and intelligent young ladies, who
attended the Gentry wedding last Wednes-
day evening in this city, and have since
bt ZEN the guests of friends, leave for their
respective homes to-day.
Miss Ella Beck, who is attending
school in Lexington, came home to spend
Thanksgiving. She will return to her du-
ties tomorrow. Mis- Ella is making ex-
cellent progress in her studies and exhibit
ed 10 her friends here some fine speci-
mems of her skill in art, etc.
TIE social party at the park Thanks,
giving evening was much enjoyed by those
present, and was given in honor of Misses
Ida Nelson, Dada Ruch, Lillian Jenkins
and Eva Green, all guests of friends in this
city. Many handsome toilets were worn,
and there were present about thirty indi-
vidusls among the society people.
SABBATH SCHOOL PARTY.
Mrs. J. B. Barbour, a member of the
Episcopal church, gave her class quite
nice party Saturday afternoon at her resi-
dence On Fifth street. After games and
amusements of different kinds had been en-
loyed by the little ones, refreshments were
served and a tsfy pulling was heartily
participated in by all. Mrs. Barbour was
assisted by her sister from st. Joe. Those
present were May and Bessie Hill, Laura
Morey, Carrie Lou Slack, Bessie and Julia
Ingram, Carrie and Eda Hateraft, Eda
Fauikhaber, Alice Relic, Edith, Mammie
and Bertha Iakeman, Lulu Evans and
Nora Houx.
EVENING PARTY.
A most enjoyable party took place last
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. B. B. Lyon on Broadway. There were
about ten couples present and after music
and general converse, a number of the ladies
arrayed themselves in sheets and pillow
cases and created much merriment from the
fact they were SO completely disguised,
the gentlemen failed to recognize them.
Refreshments were served, after the remoy-
al vf the DISCUSSES, and dancing was indulp-
ed in until a late hour, so 10th were the
company to give up the pleasure.
Among the guests were: Miss Dada
Adams, in whose honor the party was Civ
en-, Misses Allie Ritter, Allie Chapalear.
Millie Hsughey, Liza johnson, Hattie
Marvin, Sallie Potter, Lucy Bray, Lille
Bruner, Lille Byler, Mrs. F. E. Hoffman,
Mrs. Kate Hawkins, Charley Rockwell
Homer Byler, ]. Snedaker, Leonard Rob,
inson, Harry Smith, Lee Byler and George