The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar and

| MI. ana MIS-. hOwArQ DunOdE anC
two sons of this city, left yesterday morn
ing for Schenectady, New York, where they
will, in the future reside. They have
been residents o: this city for yearly two
years. where Mr.. Dunbar has held a iucra
tive position on the K. 4 T. railway.
Mrs. Hammond, who made SO many
| friends here during her shay last winter
with her sister, Miss Nettie Hull, arrived
| in this city Friday evening, and are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. s. l. Highley
man. on Broadway. Mrs. Hammond and
Miss Net,ie are daughters OF State secre
tary Hull, of Desmoines, Iowa.
daughter OF Mr.. Cord Cruise, of this city
is fast earning a reputation as a skiilful
| musician. Ii is said her performance upon
| the organ at the Christmas entertainment
| at the German church was particularly
fine, and received many favorable com.
ments. Her instructor is Mrs. V. A
Roper, and she has N aae excellent progress,
indeed, as ali can testify who heard her
upon the occasion just spoken OF.
"A pleasant little party was given in
honor Of Mr.. Cornelius Ruggles, who has
lately returned from a visit to New Next
co, last Monday evening, a, his home On
Tenth street. Dancing wa, the princi-
pal feature of the amusement, and refresh
ments of sandwiches, cakes, fruit, etc. were
served. The guests present We're: Misses
DOVE Barley, Gussie Shy. Lena Farpham,
Eta Farnham of Appleton City, Helen
Ruggles and Messrs. Will Ramsey, Jim
and Will Miller, George Arnold, Lee Byler
and others
Mrs. Maj Edwards will give a dinner
party To limited number of her friends
at her residence on West Sixth street, next
Wesdneday evening. 1t will be in honor
OF Mrs. VIM. Msyberry, formerly of this
city, a, present OF St. Louis, but who is at
present guest of Mrs. ]. X. Barrett. There
will be present Mrs Robert Yost, Mrs. J..
r. Barrett, Mrs. S. Highleyman, Mrs. DR..
Carr. Mrs. DIR Jackson and one or two
others No doubt the occasion will be a
pleasant one, as Mrs. Edwards is said to be
an excellent hostess.
Miss Carrie Roper, who is the guest of
friends at Glasgow, Mo-, is having an ele-
giant time. She has attended number OF
entertainments and dinners and teas Civ
in her honor innumberabie. She also had
the pleasure attending the opening en-
tertainment of the Lewis college, which
recently was located in the B. M. Lewis
place at that roint. 1t is said the mansion
is large and elegant one, and particularly
ad, pied for the new use to which it has
been put. Miss Carrie recently appeared
at an evening entertainment In a dress Of
black silk, with great punches of pink and
crimson roses at the throat and left of cor.
sage, and vas said TO have locked exceed
ingly we'll.
Mrs. Sarah Warren, of Smithton. eel
ebrated her eightieth birthday Friday.
That is, large number of her friends as
sembled as a surprise for her al the resi-.
dence of her stepson, Joseph Warren, of
Smithtor, and assisted her in the celebra-
ton. Mrs. Warren was born in Chateaugay
has been a member of the Methodist church
for sixty years; has been the mother of
nine children. all deceased excepting
two. One of these is Mr. jackson
Coe of Illinois and Mr.. o. H. Coe of this
city She is still hale and hearty and bids
fair to live yet msny years. There we're
probably fifty persons present, among them
Rev. Mr.. Stuart Of this city, Rev Mr..
Cowan of Smithton, Miss Lena schermer-
horn of Great Bend, Kansas, and a num-
Der of others. The birthday cake OF Mrs.
Warren was very beautifully ornamented.
the edge finished with rock candy, typical
of life's rough and rugged paths, the centre
with a wreath of flowers typical of life's Joys
and roses. The dates on the cake were
1902 on one side and 1882 on the other.
Mrs Warren was presented with revised
edition of the Testament, by Mr.. George
Lamb, and as il is large print, the venera-
bic lady will, no doubt, enjoy its perusal.
The entire affair was a very pleasant one.
The BAZoo returns thanks to Mrs. Warren
for nice supply of cake
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The Young Peoples Society met at the |
of the Christian church, last |
Friday evening. There were probably
thirty-five individuals present, and, while |
there was no particular programme ar
ranged. vet the evening was an exceedingly |
pleasant one Light refreshments were
served during the evening, and partaken of
with much relish The next meeting Of /
his society will take place at the residence
IF Mr.. Yeater. next Friday The Band |
Who will arrange the programme for the
,ext meeting. will be under the charge of
Mss Belle Ripper.
DINNER PARTIES.
Capt. and Mrs L. A. Ross entertained at
heir home, On Broadway, very pleasant
Inner party last Wednesday. There were
present Mr. Ross aged father, A. X. Ross.
Rev. and Mrs. Jackson, Judge Givsn, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cum
nings, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, Misses
allie Cbappalsar and Gertie Gist.
Major and Mrs. Van Brun. gave q pleas
mt dinner party to q number of their
riends Christmas day which was very
much enjoyed by their guests. Present
we're: Mr.. aud Mrs. Van Antwerp, son and
laughter Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Miller and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar
md so s. Mis-. Van Bruni, among other
pleasant features of the day, received
lumber of elegant presents.