The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-03

Van Camp, too, was unusually fine, and
met with hearty and deserved applause
This fine company has been invited to visit
Marshall as we'll as Nevada, which show,
that they are appreciated abroad as well al
at home.
In selecting items for the inform alton as
well as the amusement of society at large
it is. to say the least. injudicious to pry
into family affairs and then parade the
knowledge before the public. There is al
ways a line to be drawn and limit to
good taste, and the transgressor in these
matters must not complain if condemned
The aim Of the manager of this department
has been to make it not only a source OF
information, but a channel whereby the
reader would find a companionship and
pleasure in the bright and sparkling record
of social events, and not q chronicle OF
those little personal sffirs which belong to
the privacy OF home life alone. Those
who have heretofore aided in this matter
| in the past have been actuated by Q kindly
spirit, and it is to he hoped they will no,
find cause through any ones misdeeds to
change the plan OF the future.
| SOCIAL EVENING.
A pleasant little entertainment wa.
given at the residence of Conductor L.
Snow, on Seventh street, last Thursday
evening, in honor of their guests, the
Misses Lille Lo kwaod and Sadie Hahn, of
Fort Scot, which was much enjoyed by the
participants. Games, social converse, and
the discussion of cake, fruits, and other
light refreshments whiled the time away
very rapidly. The guests, in addition to
the above mentioned young ladies. were
Miss Carrie Young, Mary Helm. Anna
lsDell, of Champaign, ILL.,. Prof Robbins
aud Messrs. - Agey, of Quincy, Ill.,, and
j. Pilkington.
SOCIAL PARTY.
A pleasant social party was given at the
residence of Mr.. c. Ruggles, near the cor
ner of Ninth and Vermont streets, lasr
Friday night. which proved very enjoya-
bic affair. The company we're in excellent
spirits, notwithstanding the Indictment
weather, and the time was very happily
whiled away in dispo ,ing of light refresh
ments and dancing to the merry notes of
the band which had been selected for the
occasion. A great deal of amusement was
created by the entire company participant
ing in the grand old Virginia reel, and il
was late hour ere the jewellers dispersed d.
Among the number of guests may be men,
tionrd, MISSES Sadie Moses, Helen Rpggles,
Carrie Young Annie Hahn. Josie Kealing.
Clara Lowery, Hill, Spray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Deane, and Messrs. kichatd Deane,
John Hill. Everett Farnham, J,e Piiking
ton, n. Ruggles. Gus Spray, Will Ramsey,
- Heard aud several others.
YOUNG PEOPLES sOCIEEY.
The young peoples society met last FRI
dav night at the residence of Mr.. J D..
Cobine, corner of Fifth and Kentucky
streets. The society paper was as usual
full of good things, and this, with the
reading of essays, cOnvers alton, singing
and excellent instrumental music made up
an admirable programme The attendance
was not as large as usual, probably OWING
to the Indictment VT ather.
PLEASANT PARTY.
Friday even NJ pleasant social enter
tsinment was given by Mr.. and Mrs AL
Hunnicke, at their residence ON East Broad
way, i'm honor of Mr.. George WalIhead,
who is just on the eve of departure for bis
home in England.
A delightful evening was passed with
with some excellen, music both vocal and
instrumental BY different member of The
COMPANY. An elegant supper, which re-
served to which all did justice. Later the
merry makers dispersed, after all having
united in expressing regrets at Mr.. WALL
heads departure and wishing him god.
speed and success.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Boz
serman, Mr.. aud Mrs A. s. Mcclure. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. L. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. III. B.
Wieman, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Humphrey, Mr.
and Mrs. Rymell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. SeagIe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Misses sadie Mat
thews, Alice Ryan, Oracle Miller; Messrs.
A. Snyder, Frank Harding and A. WALL
head.
THE AMATEUR SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of the Amateur So
ciety was held last Friday at Broadway
school. The following programme was car
lied out:
Song.
Reading-Cora Franklin.
Secretary's report Messerly.
Essay-"Carlyle"-Ev Gold.
Reading-"Temperance Mani. Keat.
Song.
Paper-"Brosdway News"-M. Christy.
Chsrade-"Allspice"
Essay-"Music"-G Shepard.
Reading-"Allen'sW ife"-Ora McClung
Recitation-"Twenty Years Ago"-Lulu
Stephens.
Recitation-E. Messerly.
Song.
Charade-"Independent Ten"
Critics report.
BONNEVILLE.
Mrs. Chattin Kelley has returned from
q visit in Kansas City, much improved in
health.
Miss Lily Drysdale returned this week
from visit to friends in Lexington and
Kansas City.
Hon. F. III. Bradford after brief visit
home, returned to his duties at the State
capital Monday night.
Miss Spurgeon, of Pettis, returned last