The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09

dence. serving as she did, choice rolls, cakes,
salads, cold meats, ETC., on . handsomely
laid table. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. C. c Abbott, Mrs. Jas. Story,
Mrs. w. A. Rsrich and few others.
SOCIETIES.
church met at the residence of Mrs.Joe Hill
lis on Fifth street last Thursday and had
one of the incest meetings they have had for
some time. Considerable work was done. the
regular collection was taken up and as a
pleasant feature Mrs. Hills admirably
served the ladies with delicious cake and
ice cream. The ladies present were Mrs.
DR.. McLuny. Miss Lottie Smslley, Mes.
danes Blanchard, Gallagher. White. Slack,
Jolley, Pavey, Sturtevant, Dial.
The Ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church met at the residence of Mrs.
George Gold Friday afternoon and spent
very pleasant time. Mrs. Gold had
thoughlfully provided a delicious COLA
ton, which was tastefully served in the
dining room, of cakes, rolls. coffee, pickles
etc. Among those who partoOk of her hos
pitaiity may be mentioned, Mrs. John
Burkhart, Mr.. Allan Van Wagner, Mrs.
X. H. Moses, Mrs. NJ. V. Sweet, Mrs Arey,
Mrs. Minis and Miss MinnieFenwick.
BIRTH DAY ANNIVERSARY.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. Chas
Simmons celebrated her birth day pleasant
ly by inviting a few of her special friends
to spend the evening with her. Al nine
o'clock very fine supper of cold meats, sal.
ads, q variety of cakes, fruits rolls and
Foo th
generous Justice. Among those present
Miss James. DR.. Abel, Col. Cloud and Mr..
George Simmons.
A most delightful "coffee" was given at
the literary rooms last Wednesday after
noon BY Mrs. A. A. Slack. The coffee was
very tasieIully arranged, and in addition to
the drink, from which the entertainment
took its name, number of choice viands
were served, consisting ofcold meats, chick
en- salad, Saratoga potatoes, delicious canned
fruits, preserves, jellies, and a variety of
cake. The occasion was a very pleasant
one, and the ladies present speak highly of
Mrs. Stacks hospitality. The hours were
from two o'clock until eight, and the fol-
lowing ladies were present: Mrs s. Gal
lagher, Grandma Inch, Mrs. A. A. B,aLu..-
ard, Mrs. ] Rippey, Mrs. John Kuimer,
SEN, Mrs. c. Demuth, Mrs. VIM. Reiber,
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Payson, Ill, and Mrs.
Ella Rutherford. Grandma Price and Mrs.
h. u. Jackson were also invited 20 be pres
emit, but the former was prevented through
illness, the latter was absent from the city.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Miss Matte Belle Trader entertained a
number OF her young lady friends at the
family residence on the corner of Fifth and
Usage last night. The guests were
mostly alfred in "Mother Hubbard" cos
tunes, and as Miss Hattie is very pleas
ant hostess, the occasion was much enjoved.
Present were: Misses Belle Herrold, Lou
DeyO. Kate Arnold. Oracle Miller. Floy
Jackson, Sallie Major and Mary and Julia
COrbin.
DIHNER PARTIES.
Mrs. G. c. Abbott entertained a number
OF her friends last Friday at dinner in
honor OF her husbands relatives Mr.. and
Mrs.D. Abbott and daughter Of New York
The dinner was tastefully served and com-
prised many choice dishes. Among the
guests were Mrs. J. A. Fisher, Mrs. James
Story, Mrs Patterson, of 81. Paul, Mrs. w.
A. Patrick and number of others.
Mrs James Story entertained few
friends al dinner last Monday, who EN-
joyed the occasion much, as Mrs. Story not
only is pleasant hostess, but a very agree
able companion. The dinner was very
tastefully arranged and served, and was all
that could be desired. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Ward, of Warrensburz,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Resell Jennings.
EAST SEDALIA.
Mr.. George A. f. Doughertv. of the
Fourth United States cavalry, of Fort Bay
ard, New Mexico, is the guest of his sister
at the residence Of Mr.. George Bonker, in
East Sedalia.
The East Sedalia social circle held
their regular meeting last Friday evening
in the Baptist church parlors. A very in
teresting programme was prepared and the
attendance was large. AS special features
Misses Mamie Bonker and Birdie Clark IA
vored the company with some choice reci-
tations, which displayed considerable tai
ent and ELECTED much applause.