The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-23

d. VI. II.
Hattie Marvin, Mary Flaven, Minnie
Fenwick, Jessie AipswOrih, Lille Byler,
Allie Ritter, Cora Demuth, and DIR King,
Mr.. Altschuler. DIR. Overstreet and Homer
Byler. The singing OF German songs at
these class meetings is one OF the most en-
joyable features.
THEATRE PARTY.
A pleasant little theatre party was given
by Miss Belle Hall, las; Monday evening
At the family residence, which was much
enjoyed by her gues,s. rs il is not num-
bers which adds TO pleasure, but congeniali-
~ and sympathy OF spirits. The refresh
nents we're very welcome to the hungry
theatre goers, and Miss Bellies considers
ton vas worthy of approval. Present,
were /: Misses Name Cary, Ella Hall, Nan
ME Gentry, and Nessrs. Russell Lemist,
Cord Hall and Charley Morrill,.
SOCIAL EVENING.
Miss naytis Parker entertained small
party of her friends Wednesday evening,
in honor of Miss Name Cary, Of NOrwalk,
Ohio, and Miss Mittie Stephens, of Boon
Vile. The evening Was spent in social
converse, music aud the discussion Of
choice refreshments, and vas much en-
joyed BY those present. Those present
were Misses Name Cary, Mamie Gen
try, Ella Hall, Mite Stephens, Eva Gen.
Vic Shaw, Cliff Jackson. G. Parker, Geo.
Galbreath.
suR.RlsR PATTY.
Mrs. VIM. Iatour gave pleasant lii.
tie surprise in the shape Of an evening en-
tertainment tc her young daughter, Miss
Blanche, last Friday evening, which WAS
much enjoyed BY those present.. Games,
music and the discussion Of refreshments Of
fruits cakes, sandwiches, etc., whiled
away the time very rapidly. The guests
were all companions of Miss Blanche, and
near her own age and the occasion was one
which, in after years. will serve rs red
letter day" in life's record.
NOTES CONCERNING THE CONTEMPLATED
CARNIVAL NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.
A cOstumer will be in attendance Thurs
day and Friday. Ladies' hours for select
ing costumes from ii until o'clock
Thursday and Friday. The cos,umer Is
first class one and the costumes have never
before been worn.
All gentlemen having received notices of
first meeting, and wishing friends invited,
will please notify any member of the com
mittee.
The grand march will take place at 8: As
O'Clock sharp. Unmasking will be At III
p. m. Further information can be had by
applying to the following named gentle.
men VINO compose the committee Messrs
Ed koopman, ID. H. Black, J. j. WardeIl.
+. II. Guen,her, 4. l.. Hsrdcastle.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The Young PEI pies society met At the
residence of Mr.. W. w. HerroId last FRI
day evening and enjoyed an unusually
pleasant evening. The band" vas under
the leadership of Miss Matte Bard, and
the following very entertaining programme
was given:
Song by the society and prayer BY Elder
Duncan
Scriptural readings by ED. Duncan and
Miss Cora Nichols
Reading, entitled Explanation of the
Prodigsi Son." Mr.. Charley Bard. This
was much enjoyed as it was really an able
effort.
Essay upon the Language of the past
and pr, sent" Mr.. J. n Dalby, was we'll
received, it being of an amusing Is we'll rs
instructive nature.
A paper, entities" The contribution boz"
by Miss Matte Bard, created much smuse-
nent.
Recitation BY Miss Lillian Peck, vas
given with good voice.
Miss Mae Dodson, of Chicago, who has
earned many laureis as an elocutionist, also
favored the guests with two choice selec.
| fi.pa and ho.h waro p,noh nr.saoA
After the programme had been given the
rest OF the evening was spent in social con
verse, music, singing ETC.. the whole max
ing up very pIeasursble occasion There
were upward Of fifty persons present. and
the attendance promises to be equally a.
large at the next meeting of the society.
1t will take place at the residence Of Mr..
VIM. Bard, next Friday evening.
CHIsREN's RECEPTION.
Masters Locke and Willie Highleyman,
assisted by their charming young guest,
little Miss Zoe Hammond, held . most de-
lightful reception at the residence of their
parents, on Broadway, last Friday evening.
Every thing had BEEN arranged with . view
to giving the children an evening of rare
enjoy ment, and that success was the uiti
mxtum the pleased young guests all unite
in saying. The innocent games Of child
hood were INDUCED in. and the exquisite
nsturalness of the whole affair was q
pleasure to contemplate. Refreshments
we're served, consisting of sandwiches
fruits, French CONNECTIONS, cake, ETC., and
VIII. q the smiling young company inally
dispersed, and the happy good nights"
had been spoken, Masters Willie and Locke
and dainty little Zoe concluded the recep-
ton had been a grand and royal affair,
long TO be preserved in memory's record.
There were sixty invitations sent out, and
but few regrets we're received, consequently
il is impossible to give a complete list of
the guests, SO many of them were present.
Among them may be mentioned John
and Sue Lacy, May and Harry Hawkins,
Lille Conner, Lille, Will and Beulah
Harris, Fred JOY and Lottie Hoffm an,
Hugh Muir, Belle Sampson, Elliott Stat
ford Laura and Mnrex Myrtle and