The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18

in vocal music Prof. Ogden, who is al
present conducting the musical convention
in this city, speaks in fattering terms oil
her voice.
The pupils of Prof Ogden, who is at
present in charge of the musical conyen-
ton being held in this city, will give q
grand concert next Friday evening. Some
of the best musical talent in the city will
assist, as we'll as Miss Mabel Parker, oil
Kansas City, who will render some fine
solos. The event promises to be notable
Miss Mary .Ballinger, who resided in
this civ about two years ago, and had
many warm friends here, was united in
marriage to Mr.. w. A. Greene, Wednesday
at her home i'm Alton, Illinois. MIR. and
and Mrs. Greene will hereafter reside al
500, Tayou street, st. Louis
Miss Ida Nelson, of Boonville, who
has been the guest of friends in this city
will leave for Kansas City to day. She
will be accompanied by Miss Isabel Daniels
and will visit a sister of Miss Ida's for a
short time, after which they will return to
| this city, where Miss Ida will be the guest
of Miss Aggie Stewart on Broadway.
The ladies of the Congregational church
are making preparations to have Japs-
nese quilt fair which will. be very unique
in all its details. There will probably be
twenty-five or thirty quilts exhibited OF the
most intricate patterns, and in addition
choice refreshments will be served and a
number of other attractive features pro-
vided. The time and place have not yet
been decided upon.
MIR. and Mrs Philip Hahn, who are at
present visiting relatives in Louisville, at
tending the wedding of their neice, sMiss
Emma Blaufu 8, last Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma, who is we'll known in this city,
was united in marriage to Mr.. George E.
Irvine. at the Second English Lutheran
church, in the presence of many friends.
The presents to the newly welded were
very elegant in every respect. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irvine will at once commence house
keeping in a new and handsomely furnish
ed house, which tie groom had already
prepared.
Mrs. Ella Mason and Mr.. e. c. Ruth
erford, of the X. & T. yards, will be
united in marriage by Rev. Beattie at the
First Presbyterian church, at 5 o'clock,
next Tuesday evening, The bridal party
will leave directly after ceremony Tor Tex
as. The bride will be attired in her trav-
cling costume of olive green camlette.
The underskirt is trimmed With kilt plait-
ing, richly finished at the bottom with a
deep band of olive green plush. The pol
anaise is draped high on the left side, and
has vost front OF the plush. The drapery
is caught at the right with bows OF olive
green velvet. A lovelv plush bat with
long plumes will finish the costume which
is very elegant.
DINNER PARTY.
A pleasant dinner party was given at the
residence of Mrs. Reuben Gentry, about
three miles northeast OF this city, last
Thursday, in honor of Mr.. Reuben Gentry
and vile, OF Danville, KY, who are tine
guests of friends here. The occasion was
enc of much pleasure, there being present
humber of the Gentry family and init
mate friends from the vicinity and this city
were present.
FAREWELL PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. NJ. Dunlap, last Thursday
evening, in honor of Messrs. III. Wagner
and L. Gross, of Iowa, who were on the
eve of thsir departure for Colorado, where
they will in future reside. The occasion
was one of much enjoyment, the evening
being spent in the discussion of refresh.
ments etc. Among the guests were, Misses
Shy, Dora Marvin, Della Morrisey, Evs
LOwery, Mollie Rhodes, Jennie Hendricks
Minnie Spencer, Sallie Dunlap,and Messrs
Eugene Spencer, II. g. Wagner, L. Gross
Mitt Durrell, Will Higgins, Sam Morrisey
Frank Hatton. Tom Bisccmb, James Nor
risey and Ben Durrell.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Miss Cora Rippey entertained a number
OF her friends very pleasantly at her resi-
dence in the southern part of the city, last
Monday evening. The amusements were
conversation, music, both instrumental
and vocal. and light refreshments. Pres.
ent were, Misses Anna Nicholson, Fannie
Startling, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nance, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. A. A. Slack, Mr.
Jno. Baker and others.
SOCIAL PARTY.
A pleasant social party was given at the
residence of Mr.. j. NJ. Austin, of Smithton
in honor of Master James Austin's seven.
teenth birth day. He was the recipient Of
a number of elegant presents from the
young ladies of Smithton. The evening
was a very pleasant one and the time was
spent with music, vocal and instrumental
and number of games suitable to the
event Elegant light refreshments were
served. Misses Sallie and Emma Austin
were admirable As hostesses and the guests
epiOved the occasion much. Present were
Misses Amelia Deman, Clara and Anna
Carson, Mamie Combs, Anna Stevens
Anna Overstreet, Fannie and Mary Ringen,
Julia Rathburn, Rose Grouse, Bessie Grit
fin, Minnie Jackson; Messrs. John Lupin
Starr Page, Will Jones, George Rudy,
James and Hugh Smith, Will Ellison,
Nose Hogan, Charles Knox, Howard
Combs and a number of others.
Society Elsewhere.