The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-23

No bitter vail Of vain renorse,
Per moments wasted in the past.
u, shall "Nenesis" lose its dread,
- shall the promise of release
IIsld astbing bat the summing up,
HAT to the weary, meaneth peace.
SOCIETY NEWS.
tAny items e Interest suitable for this depart
1eut, from Sedalia o. neighbring places, are
and CHEEKY LADY oorcspondeat in al the neighbor-
ing towns tributary to 6edalia Address all such
eenmssieasi0ns - Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
8as0o ofRes, 6cdalia- Mel
The intensely cold weather has net
served e. make society gay in the matter
Of entertainments. ect, as very few are
willing to take the trouble incident to
such an occasion when the thermometer
stands at zers. There has been no lack
q amasenents, however, rs the worn
threadbare, over and over again, sk&tirg
rink has been in full blast burning the en-
tire week and found its devotees much
after the usual fashion. n this amuse-
nent, hOwever. there is nOthirg new to
say. and even the society reporter may get
. Hife nonOtOnoue who makes repetition
the secret of . faithful record. The car
nivai Of next Friday night promises q
change in this respect, however, and it
will surely be agreeable both for parlici-
pants and observers.
Mr.. Arthur johnson is spending the
Sabbath with his parents in this city.
Mrs Mary Clay returned from visit
Nth friends, At Brownsville, last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Orpha Hurst of Sedalia, is in the
eity, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lake Barton.-California Demo rat.
Mics Mary Whitehead, formerly of
this city, 1t present of Lincoln, Nebraska,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Lingle, at
Clinton.
Misses Eva johnson and Eva Gentry
have been spending . part of the last week
With Mrs. I. w. CloDey in the suburbs of
he city,
Some very pretty costumes are being
desi ned for the masquerade skating party
next Friday, and it promises to be very
interesting.
Mics Mamie Bunce stopped q few
fours in this city yesterday morning, en-
rosie to her home in Boonville, from
Lexington.
Miss Mittie Stephens and sisters, who
we're the guests of theiI relatives, the fami-
ly of Dr. Depp, left for their home in Boon
vile, Thursday morning.
-Ars S. L. Highleyman, with a party
from this city, expect to 90 to St. Louis,
next Tuesday, for the purpose of hearing
Patti. the Incompatible. sing.
Miss Ella Hall is at present engaged
in painting the frame of a heveled mirror.
1t is in the raised design, which Miss Ella
understands so thoroughly, and will no
doubt be very beautiful when flushed
The gentlemen who have the Carnival
N hand Tor next Friday night, hope the
ladies will be interested In the sffair, as
~ithOut their cooperation and encourage.
nent it 10 difficult matter to make q s"c-
0eGs.
Mrs. Rebecca Hurst of Newton, Kan
sas, Who has been visiting her soa, Mr. j.
w. Hurst, in Sedalla, returned to this city
Friday. where she will spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Vim. Barton. Cali
3ornia Democrat.
Miss Mamie Cary, who has been the
guest OF Misses Belle and Ella Hall. left
feI her home in Ohio last Friday evening.
She stopped in St. Louis and saw the ia.
NOUS jersey Lily" Miss Cary has made
q number of warm friends in this city who
sincerely regret her departure.
The fine sleighing is much enioyed by
those fortunate enough to be able to take
1t at its best and the music of the jingling
bells and the merry laughter and happy
voices resound through the clear, cold at
nospf ere from morning until eve and from
eve some times into the noon of the night.
Miss Mae Dodson of Chicago, who is
advertised ia another column of this paper
as giving an entertainment tomorrow
evening at the christian church, in COM
pany with her brother, young Hsrr, bod
son. comes well heralded, and those who
heard her at the meeting of the "Young
Peoples Society" Friday night, speak of
her in high terms. She with her mother
and brother are the guests of Mr.. Abssl lon
AcVey who is a relative
LUNCHEON PARTY.
Mrs. L. F. Sheldon gave a small but
pleasant luncheon party last Tuesday, in
honor of her guest, Mrs. John F. Philips
TIE occasion was much enjoyed, the lunch
con being very taktefuliy served as we'll as
prepared. Mrs. Sheldon is an accomplish.
ed hostess as all of those who have parta
ken of he: hospitality i'm the past can ,esti-
fy. The guests were Mrs. Col. Philips,
Mn. J. r. Bsrrett, Mrs. DR. Trader, Mrs.
John Montgomery and Mrs. ]. G. Thomp-
son.
GERMAN CLASS.
The German class met al the residence
Of Mr.. Louis Deutsch last Friday evening,
and ae is usual with this society, spent 4
profitable, as we'll as . pleasant evening.
The conversation was carried on in Ger.
man, and OF course the novelty and the
guests, and the social spirit, combined to-