The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13

The week has not been fraught with
much of interest in the social circle. Pe0-
pie have been attending their respective
churches. and thus out of ffty-two weeks
of the world worldly" bestowed one at
least to the worship Of the Master. Ger
tainly these renewals of faith and the fei-
lowship of those who have enlisted under q
Leader whose mercy and patience zen
dureth forever" must be of much greater
benefit that can be told in simple words,
and their influence will 90 out like the rip
pies which are stirred by the touch of the
eagles wing on the calm surface OF lake,
and which widen and widen until they reach
the far off shores of living green.
Miss Amy Morton is the guest of rela-
tives in the city.
Mrs. Dougherty, of Sedalia, visited
friends ut LsmOnte last week.
The Catholic Benevolent society will
give an entertainment Nov. Goth.
Mayor Messerly will leave this evening
for visit with friends in Illinois.
Miss Kittie Shively was the guest of
the Misses Files, at Lsmonte. last week.
Mrs. Stella Young and Mrs. MCGEE
came home from Independence yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Terry have re-
turned from visit with friends at La
monte.
Mrs. L. F Sheldyn and Mrs. Henry
Wagner will leave ere long for visit to
New Orleans.
-Mn. 6 w. Burdick, of Michigan, is
the guest of her relatives, the family O.
Mr.. c. c. Abbott.
Mrs. Joe Read returned from Lexing-
ton Thursday, where she attended the we'd
ding of Miss Fannie Irelu.d.
The Congregational sewing society
will meet next Friday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Philip Hahn.
Miss Anna Simonds, who has suff.rei
from an attack of malarial fever for some
time. is again fully restored to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery and
children visited Mrs. Montgomery's sister,
in Warrensburg, the first of the week.
Miss Clara Hayes, who has been in
this city for few days visiting relatives,
left last night for her home in Warsaw.
Mrs. Wolf and children, who were
- n y,
for their home in Lamar, Mo-, Thursday
night
The Chautauqua circle will meet to-
morrow evening at the parsonage OF the
Christian church, and not at the study as
heretofore.
Miss Mary Davis who has been the
guest of Miss Nary Yeater, left last We'd
Desdsy for North Missouri. She is resi-
dent of Texas.
Mr.. Emma Hspgood who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs Stafford Carr,
left for her home in Fon Du Lac, Wiscon-
sin, Tuesday last.
Mrs. Msrshall, who has been the guest
Of Mr.. A. w. Van Antwerp on Seventh
street, left for her home in Salem, Illinois,
Thursday evening.
Miss Lucy Bspple has a landscape in
oil exhibited in Terrell & Fellows book
store window, which is worthy o: notice, as
it contains some excellent work.
Mrs. Clara Sutherland, an intelligent
and refined lady of Bath, New York, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Fisher on
Sixth street. She will remain during the
winter.
Rev and Mrs. A. ]. Van Wagner and
Miss Minnie Fenwick returned Friday
from St. Louis, where they went as dele
gates to the State Congregational associa-
ton.
"A birthday party will be given at the
residence Of James Hendricks next Tues
day evening, in honor of Mr.. John Alcorn.
The invitations are limited to the immedi-
ate friends of the parties.
The private dancing class will give
their soiree next Wednesday evening. They
have issued hundred invitations ire
spective of those TO the pupils, and
grand time is anticipated.
Quite a number of young ladies are
discussing the question of toilets to be
worn at the opening of the new opera
house, and it is expected the display will
be something worth r. Numbering.
Mrs. Clare L. WEIGH, who recently re.
turned from the extreme west, had the
good fortune while there to have rich fud
handsome from il. Success to dot"
Miss Mary Logan is the guest OF
friends in Green Ridge, where she attended
the teachers' institute held there yesterday.
Miss Matte Harker also attended the in
stitute and is spending to-day with friends
at Windsor.
Mrs. H.R. Goodwin arrived in this city
last night, and is the guest of her daughter,
Miss Alice Goodin, and her sister, Mrs.
James Hendricks, corner Twelfth and En-
gineer streets. She will remain until after
Christmas.
Miss Rovilla Corder, who hiss often
visited friends in this city, was married at
her home, in Corder, Mo. last Wednesday
afternoon, to Mr.. Samuel Reynolds, of
Shawnee Mound. The bridal party left for
the east On Thursday morning and will be
absent month.
Miss Cora Wertheimer, a winsome so.
ciety belle, and Mr.. Charles c. Gibson, will
be united in marriage at Christ church, in
Boonville, Mo-, Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
18th, at 2:30 o'clock. Both parties are
u,oll knoun ~, th;c aud