The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-31

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church, between Usage and Kentucs J
streets.
The Young Peoples society of thu
Christian church met at the study of thu
church Friday evening and had a very de-
| lightful time. The attendance was very
good.
Misses Hattie Marvin, Jennie Batter.
ton. Allie Chappelear and Mrs. Kate Haw.
kins left for MinnetOnka lake Friday night
They had expected TO Start one week ago,
but were unable to get of.
Mrs J. H. Hogue is still at McAllis-
ter Springs and is having a most enjOya-
bic time. She very much wishes her Sc
dalia friends could be with her and speaks
in high term of the baths and waters.
The little child of Mr.. w. H. Marean,
who has been so seriously ill that Its life
has been d,spaired of for some days, was
pronounced much better last evening, and
hopes are now entertained of its recovery.
Mrs. J. B Barrett and children and
nieces who have been spending some weeks
at Sweet Springs will return home to-mor-
row. Miss Minnie Barrett who has been
spending few days 1.-THE Springs will also
return tomorrow.
Mrs. George Dell, whom many will
remember as Mrs. Ell Bsrner, of Texas, is
again in the city The guest of relatives and
friends. In company with her husband
she has just returned from an extended Wis
it to New York and several of the eastern
resorts.
"A pleasant musicale was given at the
residence of Mr.. E. T.. Mel .llan lest week.
Some very fine music was rendered by Miss
Anna Allen, Prof. Gregg, Fred Van Camp
and others. Miss Mabel Van Camp and
Miss Julia CasIie favored the company
with some fine vocal solos.
Miss Mabel Van Camp will leave for
Chicago tomorrow, where she will meet
her sist E, Miss Gertie, aud thence proceed
to their home in Michigan. Miss Mabel
sill probably return to this city this fall,
and her many lends will he glad to well
come her.
The ladies in charge of the free reading
room and librarv will give an entertain
ment next Tuesday evening on the lawn be-
longing to the room, ON Ohio street.
Everything will be done 10 make the affair
a success. The refreshments, consisting of
lemonade, ice cream, cakes, ETC., will be
served by a number of young ladies. 1t is
to be hoped the attendance will be large.
Prof Shank's pupils were permitted 10
give a number of invitations to their
friends last Friday night, TO be present at
their usual dancing school soiree at the
park, and the consequence was, about
seventy couple were present, and the occa-
sion was one of exceeding pleasure, no.
withst-nding the heat of the evening.
Miss E. Rose B,sly, the accomplished pi
anoist who furnishes the music for Prof
Shank, was assisted last night By Prof.
Gregg The following was the programme
of the dancing:
Waltz, qusdrille, heel and toe polka,
Saratoga lancers, racquet, quadrilie tenn
pete and closed with Waltz.
AnOher of tn professors soiree's will be
given Friday night week.
LADIES SOCIETY
The ladies' society Of the Congregational
church held their usual meeting at the res
idence of MRS. George Biechsel and her
daughter Mrs. Al. Ridemour, Friday after
noon with an unusually large ate ,dance.
Refreshments were served and the occas-
ion was very pleasant. Those present
we're: Mesdames j. c Barbe-, p. II. Hahn.
X. III Moses A. f. Whitney, John LaDdes,
E. j. Smith, Lewis Jacobs, McHerry,
Misses McHen.y and Hattie Leach. The
next meeting of the society will take place
at the residence IF Mrs. J C.. Barber ON
Fifth street.