The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-23

The wedding of Mr.. JEFF Conner. son OF
Sheriff Common of this city, took place near
Clifton last Tuesday evening. The Occa-
sion was a very notable one, n special train
being run from this city. 4 he bride is he
daughter of Mr. John STREET.. The newly
welded couple received an unusually large
number of presents. They had intended
leaving for the southwest "Wednesday
morning, but owing TO the fearful storm
were prevented from so dong until Friday
morning. The evening preceding their de-
parture .hey were rendered reception at
the residence of Mr. NJ. S. Connor i'm this
CITY, No one but The immediate relatives
and friends of the family were present, but
very enjoyable time was the result.
BIRTH DAY PARTY.
The Birth day of Miss Blanche Blair
was very delightfully."- celebrated Yesterday.
ar the residence of her parents, Mrs. Il. q.
Blair. Refreshments were served and the
occasion viii long b. memorable. A num-
DER of presents were received by Miss
Blanche among them a work box, a bas-
ket, two handsome pictures and several
more. Among tae many present were !:
Misses Rosa Haines. Sallie Terry,
Leona ard Louise Gross, Nellie
Niles, Geriie Ritner. Nellie Stephens, Mes
ia mes Terry, f. l.. Blair, Whiting, Owen
SOD, Misses Maude Blair Laura Boyd, and
Messrs. Harry Blair, Al. Blair, Sam and
Ralph Combs, Rob Blair, and others.
EVENING PARTY
A pleasant evening parry was given at
The residence of Mr.. John c. Ripper last
| Tuesday evening In honor of his son, John.
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| music, &c. Refreshments of sandwiches,
cake, confectionery, fruit and nuts were
served in abundance and the time was soon
whiled away. A large number of Master
Johns friends were present, among them !:
Misses May Ccbine, Dovie Barley, Julia
Cobine, Gussie Shy, Maude Blsir, Picnic
Vogler, Laura Boyd, Sallie Major, Flora
Ha.ch, Hattie King, Laura Gold, Fannie
stock, Cora Nichols Jessie Henry, Laura
Farnham, and Messrs John Hartshorn,
Frank Bray, George Hahn, Dick Morey,
Outo jacobs. r. Hughes. Forest McNeese,
and NJ. r. Young.
| BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Mrs. L. B. Anderson celebr ated the
fourth birthday of her handsome and un-
usually intelligent little daughter, Mabel,
very pleasantly al the family residence on
Fifth street last Friday. A large number
of sweet little children, all near the age Of
Mabel were invited and the afternoon was
soon whiled away IN games aud other
amuSe:nenls suitable to The Young compa-
ny's tender years. Miss Mabel received a
number of presents AMI dainty refresh
ments were served, thus making an event
which will be pleasant memory for her
in after years.
| ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE.
Last Thursday being tha TWEEN 18th ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mira
Reiber, a rumber of their friends resolved
to surprise them with an entertainment at
| their home. Mr.. and Mrs Reiber are mem
bers of the Methodist church and the enter
taiment was given by their fellow members.
Each individual had prepared contri-
button In the way of refreshments and when
| the table was laiG in the Reibers domicile
| it presented a most inviting picture.
Choice boquets were placed at Intervals on
the table, and sandwiches, salads. coffee,
etc were served in abundance Two large
cakes, finely iced were noticeable among
the number of cakes provided. Altogether
the surprise was complete in all It's appoint
menls ard although Mrs. Reiber was much
overcome, she rallied sufficiently TO make
mos. agreeable hostess and enter into the
juliity of the guests most heartily.
Those present were Mr.and Mrs. G. c. Clay,
Mr. and Mrs. B. s. Rembaugh Grandma
Kulmer, Mrs. A. Blanchard, Mrs. VIM.
Inch, Mrs. Barrick, Mrs. A. w. Van Ant
werp. Mrs. r. F. Cain, Mrs. NJ. Mcfarland,
Mrs f. j. Smith, Mrs. Lord, Mrs Mathews,
Mrs J. S. Landes, Mrs A. A. Slack, Mis-.
J. W. Mills, Mrs. VI A. Kent Mrs. A. H
Deyo, Mrs A. c. Heaton, Mrs. j. w. Ken
nedy, DIR. and Mrs. w o. Dunlap, and
Miss Matte Kennedy.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The ladies society of the Baptist church
met last Thursday evening at the residence
of Mrs. T. Nj. Hatch, and had a very pleas
were Mrs S. H. Beiler Mrs. H. Levins,
Mrs. Henry, Mrs. W. A. McNeese and
others.
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The Ladies society of the Congregational
church met at the residence of Mr.. X. n.
Moses last Friday. The attendance was
good and the occasion pleasant.
METHODIST CHURCH.
The ladies society of the Methodist
church met at the residence of Rev. H. G..
Jackson last Thursday afternoon, and had
an unusually large attendance, and also a
very pleasant as we'll rs profitable meeting.
Among the large number present may be
mentioned. Mesdames Judge Givens, of
Jacksonville, w. Chapman, VIM. Reiber,
S. B Stur:evant, j. w. Kennedy, c. Pavey,
S. Gallagher, A Blanchard, John Kulmer,
ST., j. w. Mills, Van Antwerp, A. Z. Hea-
ton, John Kulmer, jr, and VIM. Inch.
Society Elsewhere.
PARSONS.
-Micc Mapv Miller IF 0oWo0O 10 Wait.