The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03
SOCIETY NEWS.

Amy items Of interest suitable for this depart
sent, from Sedalis Beighboring places, are re-
pectfuly solicited. We want q vivacious, active
ma eneery iaay oorrespcndeht IN ah tne ne,gnDol
Communications TO Rosa Pearle society reporter,
Saso0 office, Sedalia. Mo.
At this season of the year the social cir
Gle is unusually dull and almost destitute
of that afflatu which induces exertiOn in
| the shape of entertainments, ETC., and those
who can seek cool retreats in the noun
tains, by the 'murmuring sea-" or else
| where are doing so, or at least have the
idea in contemplation.
1t is the change and perhaps the rest of
mind and body which is being sought after,
and In this there is wisdom, notwithstapd-
ing the people who think that the bes,
place 10 rest is beneath ones ''own vine
and fig tree"
Rest from the daily routine, rest from
the familiar commonplace of everyday
life, rest in another sense than merely the
repose of the physical or mental is the Sc
ere; of the summer fitting and in this
view the various resorts will doubtless OBJ
tain The usual amount of patronage.
SEDALIA.
Miss Clara Allen went to Lexington
Thursday morning.
Miss Halle Heismeyer is the guest of
friends In Versailles.
Mrs A. B. Cayton. of Longwood, is in
this city, visiting friends.
Miss Sallie Moreton, of Fayette, is the
CUES. of Mrs. T. T. Major.
Miss Dora Atkinson, OF Butler, is in
this city the guest of friends.
Mrs. DR.. Montgomery returned from
Sweet Springs Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Atkinson, of Otterville, is
in this city visiting her sister. Miss May.
Miss Cordelia Franks stopped in this
city last Thursday night. She was en-
route to her home near Lone Jack, Mo.
Mrs. WI Felix and children who
been visiting friends at Warrensburg and
other points, returned home Thursday.
Miss Josie Bond, of Dade county,
came in on the Branch train Thursday
evening and left for home Friday morning
Mrs. John Kulmer and children, who
have been visiting relatives at ST. Joseph,
returned to their home in this city Thurs
day.
Mrs E. E. Souther and children, OF
St. Louis, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ofield are with
the party of Sedalians sojourning at Swee,
Springs to-day.
4 A party will take place on Bro sdway
during this week, an account of which will
, appear at the proper time.
Miss Anna Richardson left last
: Wednesday for St. Louis and Kirkwood,
where she will visit relatives for some
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost, who have
5 been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
: Hail, leave for their home in New Mexico
: this evening.
The "Woman's Guild" of the Episcopal
church will meet next Thursday, July 9th
at Mrs. DIR. Carr's, Third street, second
door west of Usage at 2 o'clock.
Miss Gussie Ray will leave for Gin
ton to-day where, after a few days visit
,, with her sister at that point, she will 60 tC
her home in Parsons, Kansas.
I Mrs NJ V. Meet, of this city, attended
the State Teachers association held al
Sweet Springs last week and read an abb,
: paper entitled "What? Why? Howl"
Miss Carrie Young left for Clinton
! yesterday morning where she will visi
( friends for about two weeks. Sic was &C
, companied by Mr.. Maurie Turnham, o
E Iowa.
Miss Lydia Kent, who returned from
visit with her brother At Parsons Tuesda,
e and left for Brownsville Wednesday morn
t ing, after q pleasant visit, will return thi
: evening.
Misses Jennie Batterton, Anna Allen
Lille Byler and Lille Bruner attends
= the State Teachers association held q
= Sweet Springs Tuesday, Wednesday an
: Thursday.
4 Miss Fannie Harding. an intelligeu
o young lady, who has been the guest of he
4 friend, Miss Sallie Potter. will return I
|. her home in Carthage some time durin
e this week.
e Mrs. J. H. Humphrey and Miss Mari
= Jennings are the guests OF friends in Slate
IS Mo. They will attend the wedding {
Il Miss Josie Jennings at that point befoE
It returning home.
n Miss Ida Walker will spend to-da
e in this city with friends. She visited
z this city last summer and at present is e
2 route to her home in St. Louis from C0uI
le Gil Grove, Kansas.
Is Misses Belle Hall, Fannie Hardin
4 Sallie Potter and Aessrs. r. I. Gentr.
J, Thoe Kehoe and Major Dowlsnd q
:" spending the Sabbath amid the shade
n haunts of Sweet Springs.
&c Miss Anna May Fox, of Paris. Mr.
so Monroe. and Miss Ida Bailey, who ha'
r been The guests of Mrs. T. T. Major, lie
for Sweet Springs yesterday morning whe
q,ey will remain for some weeks.