The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-19

sides two and One-half miles east of this
city The ladies realized the sum of s. 0O
from the sale of the bcquets and. arpreci-
ated Mr.. Downs kindness very much.
Rev. Jackson will go to the scene OF
his labors al Glasgow shortly after
conference meets, and it is propos-
ed by number of the friends OF
himself and estimable wife 10
give them an Entertainment which will in
. slight measure testify to the appreciation
in which they are held in this city. 1t is
probable that the entertainment will be
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
+. Nance.
Mrs. q. E. Norton has Just finished
some very handsome specimens of the new
Kensington painting, just now the latest
craze in the cost, the most notice able being
three table scarfs, one in design of Gala
lilies, one representing morning" and an
other a spray Of Wild roses. All Of these
display much [ ste in their tinting and
toning, the wild rose spray being psrticu-
larry well finished in this respect, and also
very gracefully arranged.
The NJ f sewing society met at the
residence of Mrs. Van Antwerp, on Seventh
street, last Thursday afternoon, and as the
attendance was unusually large, an inter
esting and pleasant meeting was the result.
! Among the distinguished visitors were DIR.
! Hughey, of ST. Louis, who lectured In this
/ city in the interests of the temperance
cause Thursday evening; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bailey aud Rev. II. q. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey rendered a song in Hindoo-
stance, and several others contributed to
the musical part of the programme. Re
! freshments were also abundantly served.
The Young Peoples society of the
Congregational church met AT the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Philip Hahn last Monday
evening, and had a very pleasant time.
| The programme, given IN TINS column,
when the announcement was made, was
carefully given, the several Rotations, in
strumental solos and vocal renditions CIV
| ing excellent satisfaction 10 the listeners.
TIL officers of the society were then elected.
/ Nearly all the members were present. The
next meeting will take place at the resi-
deece of Miss Carrie Young, on Summit
street, and another programme, replete with
good things, will be given.
VALENTINE SOCIAL.
The valentine social at the residence of
Mr.. p. Ct. Stafford st Friday night proved
TO be a most enjoyable one, there being two
hundred persons present. The refreshments
were bountiful and carefully served to all,
The valentines were amusing, the hostess
was all that could be desired, the dresses of
many OF the ladies were tasteful as well as
rich, the parlor dancing was much enjoy
ed, and best of all worthy cause WIS ben
Fitted to the merry tune Of almost $50.
Taken altogether the ladies OF the w. {. L.
L. have cause for congratulation,
| SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. H. Hardy, in Est Sedalia,
| last Monday evening. The time was Will
ed away with games, etc, and the partak-
ing OF light refreshments. those present
pronouDcing 1t one of the most enjoyable
events of the season.
| Among the guests were: Misses Hattie
and Grace Ashworth, Maud McVey, Nellie
Fleck. Mary Kelly aud Messrs. Al and Ed.
| Femald, who were here from Arkansas as
guests of old time friends, Frank Wager
and Charlie and Ed. Fleck.
SURPRISE PARTY.
| A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. ID. Russell in honor of his
birthday, last Thursday evening. The
guests were few, but made up in iollity and
good spirits what they lacked in numbers
Refreshments OF light AZURE were served
during the evening.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Deutsch, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs ]. NJ. By
Ter, Mrs. c. Dexter, Misses Allie Ritter,
Lille Byler. Messrs. Otto Smith, Homer
and Lee Byler.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Notwithstanding the very slippery con-
dition of the streets last Monday evening
quite number of people interested in the
study of classical music assembled at the
music rooms of Mr. A. w. Perry, and per.
fecjed an organization for the above object,
The meeting was chiefly one of business
and but little music was furnished.
The officers elected were as follows
Prof Perry, president; Miss Anna Allen
vice president; w. Reynolds, secretary
Mrs. NJ. Donehoe, treasurer. The execu-
tive committee are Miss Lottie Smalley,
Prof. Gregg and c. q. Taylor.
Ii was decided to call the organization
the philharmonic Society" Bylaws were
then read and a constitution adopted after
which the company dispersed to meet again
in fortnight. Among others present were
Prof and Mrs. w. F. Henry, Mr. and Mrs
B. +. Nance, Mrs. ). L. Highleyman, DR.
McCiuney and VIII Fellows.