The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04

The ladies of the Old School Presbyie
rian church will hxve a refreshment table
at the fair grounds during the coming
week.
Miss Birdie Ewing, who has heen Wis
iting friends in Warrrnsburg stopped aid
spent last Monday with her friend, Mrs.
Dora Pattison in this city. She was en-
route to her home ia Nevada
Miss Eul Tray, a handsome young
LADY OF Warrensbarg, who has a number
of acquaintances in this city. will teach
under Prof. Parsons. at California, Mo-,
during the coming school term.
Mrs. Campbell McFarlane, who has
been stopping at Sweet Springs during the
season, will arrive in this citv TO morrow
and will hereafter make her home at the
residence OF Mrs. Johnson, on Broadway.
Miss Dor. Cartwright, who has been
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. I.
ing. Miss Dora will be in charge OF N
school al that point during the fall and
winter.
Prof. Shank's soiree danssnte was veil
attended Friday evening and the OCCASION
was much enjoyed. There were about rwen-
ty-four couples who participated in the
dance, and large number of society PEG
pie present as lockers on.
Miss Carrie Roper LETT Thursday
morning for Northern Michigan, where
she will give private instructions in all the
English branches. She will remain ysar
and probably be very successful in l.er
chosen avOcxtion, as she is intelligent and
capable.
Miss Arna Hahn will send her Cousin,
Miss Emma Blauiuss. who is 10 he welded
Oh the lIth in Louisville, Kentucky, a
handsome oil! painting of the "Old Osken
Bucket" IL is a very artistic piece of work
for an amateur and rrffecis much credit on
Miss Anna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe B. Read, who have
been sojourning al Sweet Springs during
the season, and for the past ~erk have been
stopping on Broadway in this city, will
leave next Friday for Chicago, where they
will remain about two months and then re-
turn to this city Mr. and Mrs Read have
many friends here who will slways be glad
to welcome them
| Mr. aud Mrs. Philip Hahn will leave
next Sunday for Indiana and Louisville
4 hcutuChy ~ tuC ioStCi PrAut Will
attend the wedding of their niece, Miss
q promising Young business man at that
point. Miss Emma will be remembered
and congratulated by many residents ol
this city. as she visited Der uncle's family
here and made most agreeable impressio,
in behalf OF her intelligence and genera
attractivene>s. Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn will
be gene about six weeks.
Miss Josie Wright, who is soon t
leave Tor Chicago where she will spend thu
winter studying art, was agreeably surprised
BY number of her pupils a, her studio
Friday morning, who presented her witt
AN elegant ring set with large ruby am
two pearls. Miss Josie as much pleased
at this exhibition OF thonghtfuiness AM
will long remember the &C .asion. The fol
lowing named individuals were tn con
trihutors: M-sdames J. A Montgomery
J. B. Wilcox, b. F. Nance, J. NJ. Clute
Brandt, Misses Josie HaverIy, Lula Ev ms
Gussie Heismever, Sadie Moses Graci,
Shepherd, Nav Gold. Anna Hahn, Lucy
Bapple, Eva johnson end Annie Simonds
FISHING PARTY
A pleasant fishing party took place a
Fla, creek. last Wednesday, by a numbe
of young people of this city A haske
luncheon of choice drlicacies was served
ard the occasion Was one of much enjoy
Misses, Lizzie Nav, Nellie Coleman, Saili
Dunlap, Katie Cnnfeld, Minnie Spencer
Oracle Smaids, of ST. Louis, and Messrs.
Will Mays, Johnnie Coleman, Cliff Harris
Gecrge Meuschke. Freri Bard. and EdGi
SIM ids of ST. Louis.
LAWN PARTY.
A large and pleasant lawn party wa
given al the residence of Mr.. Mani, O
Smithton, last Tuesday evening In homo
, of Miss Nellie Lester, of Mnn,rose, which
was much enjoyed by the guests. The larg
lawn Was most beautifully illuminate,
with Chinese lanterns. light refrrshment
suitrble to the seasOn were tssteiuliy serve,
anf general good time was had Mis-
Annie Overstreet. assisted hy Miss Mimi,
Cook, Two OF Smi ,hton's most accomplishe,
Young ladies, did the hcnors as ent-risin
! en-, ana their graceful aiteniiOns were mnc
appreciated bv the guests. Present were
Misses Mamie Combs, Nellie Lester, q
Montrose, Lou Master, of Pilot Grow,
Annie Overstreet, Minnie Co K, Mar,
Ringrn, Mary DENMARK, Sallie, Moilie an
Jessie Austin, Clara and Anna Carson, az,
Mrssrs George Rendy, John Seymour
, Sherman Williams, Charles and VIII
Knox, Nose Hogan, - Walker, Blaudiu
Chas AIbe-s, Will Jones, Robt. Manr
Gotten Fawner and number Of others.
BROWNSVILLE.
Mrs. g F. Smith and Mrs. Ruff
Smith spent Monday in Houslonia.
Miss Fannie Newton, of Marshall, vi.
, tied at Mrs. w. ID. Rember. last week.
Mrs. Jno. Lynch and children rrturne
, to their home in Warsaw, Benton county
last week.
MIR. A. w Rogers, of Bloomington
Ind is here visiting his daughter, Mrs I
w. Gibbs.
Little Miss Daisy Franklin, of MAJ
shall left for her home Thursday. after
short visit with friends here