The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04
WARRENsBURa WISDOM.
Minor Pebbles from the Quarry
City, Lifted by the Bazoo
Derrick.

Miss Cora Elliott is visiting frinnds in
this city.
Mrs. James Cord is rapidly recovering
from a severe attack OF fever.
The family of NJ. NJ. E,helman, of
Youths Helper, have moved to jewell
county, Kansas.
Mrs. G. L. Osboene and Miss Bette
Duffield, who have been attending the
state Sunday school convention at Clinton,
Mo-, returned Friday.
Miss Anna M'Klaus, of At :hison, Kan
sas, who has been visiting her friend, Miss
Flora ZOli, for two or three weeks, return.
ed home yesterday morning.
TEA PARTY.
Miss Nellie Coleman, assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Dr. Willis Smith, entertained a
number of lady friends Thursday evening,
q; their residence, on Broad street. Miss
Coleman is noted for the elegance of her en-
tertainments, and this "tes" detracted not
one whit from her enviable reputation.
The supper, consisting o. cold meats, ices,
cakes, fruits, tea, etc. was an elegant affaI,
the tsble being handsomely and uniquely
decorated Although il was intended as a
strictly ladies party, the presence of Dr..
Smith and Col. Charles A. Shepard wss
permitted, the one as host, and the Other rs
'belle Of the ball, Charlie" The LADIES
present were Mrs G. A. Shepard, Misses
Hattie Griffith, Efle Hale, Pei Bale, Kit
tie Renrch. Emelie Funck, Emma Spiess.
Emma Dnfield Belle and Anna Rogers,
Mary Anderson, Birdie Mahafiey, Mamie
and Be tie Zoll, and Hattie HillSouse.
MUSICAL sOIKEE.
Miss Belle Rogers, who will leave in a
few DAYS for her musical studies in Cincin-
natl, entertained few Of her musical
friends at the residence OF her parents, cor
ner Gray and Mcguire streets, tuesday
evening. The guests were all noted in the
music world, and a brilliant impromp:n
concert given. A splendid COLLATION. was
also served. The guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Shepard, Misses Maggie
Flora and Matte Zoli, Mary Hillhouse,
Nellie Coleman; Anna M'Klaus, of Atchi.
son. Kansas, Mrs J. U. Gaty and Professor
X. Emery Wadeil.
Born, Thursday, TO the wife of w. H
Brinker, a son.
Miss Lulie Ragsdale and Mr. MARI
G. Wirherspoon, both former residents oil
this county, were married at Lampassas
Texas, August 18Th.
| DRESS PARTY.
A number of the friends of Miss Ella
Sans met 1T the residence of the parents o
that young lady on Warren street Thurs
day evening. The guests were all in even
ing dress, and were handsomely entertain
ed with music, refreshments, etc. Their,
were present Misses Ida Brooks, Cors
Gilkeson, Mackie Lobban. Laura Rudy
Mary Harrison, Belle Cassell, Luells
Hnghss, Lillian Duf6eld, Emma Spiess
Messrs. Frank DeGarmo, Menifee, Beazell
Daneby, BozArk, Waddell, Dr. Gilkeson
Higer, Frank Gilkeson.
| FAREWELL PARTY.
Miss Isora Rowland, whose parents sr
about to remove TO st. Joseph, Mo-, wss
rendered farewell party BY her friend
Miss Nelli- Hillhouse Monday evening.
splendid supper was served, consisting o
cold meats, salads, ices. cakes and fruits
and the usual amusements of young misses
were INDUCED in. Present were Mise.
Izora Rowland, Lizzie Rogers, Susie Wag
ner, Gussie Thompson. Genie Richmond
Mittie and Lula Pennington, Lena Rosen
thai and the young hostess. Miss Nelli'
Hillhouse.