The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-29

Mrs DIR. Brown entertained Misses
Love Williams, Mary Shultz, Matte
Shultz, and Messrs. T. n. Mitchum and
Frank Shuitz at supper, last Wednesday
evening. Alter supper the company
whiled away pleasant hour with CONVEX.
satiop.
The ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church had been appointed to meet
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. Gold on Rev.
enth street, Friday after 'OOn, but owing 10
were unable 10 be present. Ii will proba-
bly, meet next Friday at the same place.
MITE SOCIETY
The Mite" society met at Mrs. ]. M
Byler's last Friday evening. The attend
ance was good, considering that the even
ing was ''sobbing, showery and slippery"
and those present enjoy ed a pleasant even
ing with the accompaniment of refresh
ments, music, games and social converse.
DINNER PARTY.
A dinner party WIS given at the resi-
denc- of Mrs. Dr. Jackson last Wednesday,
which was pronounced by the guests as be-
ing the most complete In all its appoint
meutS OF anything Of the kind given during
the Sessun. The menu was a careful one.
| and embraced many iriumphs of the French
cuisine as well as the native. Among
those present may be mentioned Mrs. DR..
Jackson, Mrs. Isbeil, of Parsons, Kansas:
Mrs. l.. n. Guild, Mrs. p q. Stafford, Mrs.
J. ID. Temple and Miss ChiIds, of WASH
ington, Mo.
A pleasant little company spent the
evening al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. q Stafford Thursday evening, and with
music and mirth mingled with the discus
sion OF refreshments, spent a delightful
evening The list of the guests WAS: Mrs. L
n. Guild, Mrs. DIR. jackson, Mrs IsbelI,
Miss Jennie Batterton. Mr. and Mrs. J. ID.
Temple, Miss Childs of Washington. No.,
and Messrs. Emmerson and JAS. MCLEAN.
PLEASANT TEA PARTY
Mrs. Gould Sturgis entertained a small
company OF friends, at her residence, very
pleasantly. yesterday evening. A very hand
sonely laid tea" WAS the feature of the
occasion, and as everything was done
bv the hostess that good taste could
suggest, those present passed a very
delightful evening. Among the guests
Mrs. Col, Philips, Mrs. Mcclellan, of Troy,
Mo-, Mrs. George Cummings and Ms. j.
NJ. Clute.
FAMILY REUNION
A family reunion was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary A. McCluny, who re-
sides on Fourth street, yesterday. Ii was
i'm honor of the seventeen birthday of the
lazy and the occasion was very much en-.
joyed by the guests, who were nearly all
relatives, present. 1t is to be hoped that
the aged lady will live to celebrate many
more birthdays and that her family circle
will still remain unbrOkeD. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. McCIuny, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hills, and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McClunv, Misses Lolita Small
lev, Laura aud Maude McCluny, Mr.. C.
NJ. Driver and daughter, and Mr.. James
McCluny, all of Johnson county. Messrs.
VIM. c. McCluny, John McCIuny, and
Frank McCiuny of Clicsgo, Rev. and Mrs.
futile of Dresden
EVENING PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Easton entertained a
small party of their friends in a very hand.
some manner last Tuesday evening. The
gentlemen were principally from the car
accountants Office, and the ladies were
wel:-knOwn and accomplished residents of
this city. The careful hosts had provided
choice refreshments of sandwiches. coffee,
cakes and ices. and these with the addition
OF dancing and games, soon whiled away
the hours. The ladies present were, Miss
Annie Ishell, Annie Hahn, Gussie Shy,
Dovie Barley, Lillian Hutchinson, Minnie
Davidson and Ella Hill The gentlemen
were, Messrs Richard Deane, Gus Sprsv,
James SnedikeI, George Rockwell, FL
Leyius, Waiter Inch, Will Ramsey, Will
Smell and john Hill.
CONCERT.
The First Baptist church will give a
concert in the near future, probably week
after neyt, at which the most prominent
musical talent of the city will render as
sistance.
The following is partial programme:
Orchestra, overture.
Singing by the choir of the Congrega-
tional church.
Vocal solo by Miss Ada Cloes.
Recitation, Mr.. l. NJ. Demuth.
Piano solo.
Trio, piano violin and violincello.
Presbyterian choir.
Vocal solo, Mabel Van Camp.
Piano duet.
Cello solo.
Chorus, choirs piano and orchestra.
SURPRISE PARTY.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was given at
the residence of Mr.. J. d. CObine, corner of
Sixth and Kentucky streets, last Thursday
evening. The occasion was in honor of
Miss Eva Scot, of St. Louis, and although
Misses May and julia, daughters of Mr..
Cobine, were undoubtedly surprised, they
were equal to the emergency and made the
guests feel that it was good to be there