The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-05-13

of Detroit, Michigan. About twenty cou-
pies were present, and the occasion was en-
Joy able in the extreme.
Mrs. J. J. Frey and children, of Little
Rock, Ark, accompanied by Miss Ella
Hall, of this city, and who have spending
a week with friends in St. Louis, will reach
this city this evening.
DIR. Vernon, some years ago pastor Of
the NJ. E. Church of this city, and who
has been the missionary to Rome, Italy, is
in attendance at the general conference at
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Clemmons' music pupils
have arranged fine programme of vocal
and instrumental music, which will be
given Friday evening, May 10Th. The AZ
fair promises much enjoyment.
Miss Cora Wheelock has many friends
who pleasantly remember her visit to this
city last wiater, and the fact that she has
terminated her visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Philippi, at Crystal City, end is to-day in
the pine-lsden atmosphere of her Michigan
home, will 3e of interest.
Miss Mitchell, who has been absent for
some time and who has been the guest OF
Mrs. John Gallie since her return, will
again leave in few days for Kansas City
and after a short stay at that point she will
go to Ohio, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
The Catholic ladies have formed So
cial club which will include an occasional
entertainment varied by literary, musical
and industrial programmes. Their first
entertainment, a strawberry festival, will
be given Friday, May 18th, at Sichers'
park.
Mrs. Georgia Lee Cunningham, the
celebrated Soprano Singer of st. Louis,
whose sweet voice is listened 10 with de-
light wherever she appears has written that
given by Miss Anna Allen, June Sd, at the
opera house.
Quite number of the members OF the
Episcopal church met at the residence OF
Mr.. Z. Eggleton, Friday evening, and or
ganized a musical, literary and social
club. The officers and various committees
are able workers and the new club is prom
Using. The meetings will take place on the
first and third Fridays in each month.
The Episcopal church guild was
handsomely entertained at the residence OF
Mrs. ]. r. Barrett last Friday. The hours
were from eleven o'clock until four and the
occasion was much enjoyed. The follow
ing ladies were present: Mrs. DIR. Carr,
Mrs. ID. H. Smith, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mrs Maltby, Mrs. Blake
more and Miss Hattie Marvin.
Miss Aggie Hill the accomplished
dressmaker, has just finished some very
handsome costumes. Several of these were
for children and were artistic and effective
Another most worthy of note was q hand
some grosgrain silk trimmed with rich
beadedllace Miss Aggie is employing only
the best of help, and her work is not only
handsomely but we'll done, and no goods
will "tear of the roller"
"A young married lady of this city who
has had all that wealth and position could
give in the way of culture, and whose sur
roundings are of refinement, is at present
cultivating with great success, a small veg
etable garden. She is proud of the achieve
ment and has good reason to be so. Surely
in this age of folly, fashion, sham, preten
sion and snobbishnes it is refreshing
to knew that a modicum of common sense
yet makes its abiding place among the sex
divine.
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dence of Mr.. Fred Wetteroth last Friday
night in honor of the tenth birthday of hi
daughter Jennie. The night was so lovely
that the young people were able TO indulge
In out door amusements, and had a mos
enjoyable time. A very choice supper wa
served, and Miss Jennie will have reason Il
remember the occasion. The guests were
Misses Maude Tyson, Hattie Van Horn
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Anna Stevenson, Leta Fraker, Graci
Turner, Josie Rast, Freddie and Carl Wet
teroth.
SEWING SOCIETIES.
About fifteen ladies of the Ohio stree
Methodist church met at the residence o
Mrs. +. A. Sampson last Thursday after
noon, and sewed and chatted and had
bleasant time. The next meeting will
lake place al the residence of Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, mother of Messrs. Charles an'
. George Mclaughlin, on West Seventh
street, Thursday afternoon.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given TO Miss Hat
r tie Guild at her residence last Friday even
ing, which was very pleasant in Its nature
A number of her young friends assembled
, and with her corporation passed most de
; lightful evening. Music, games, etc, wa
the programme. Among the guests were
Misses May Cummings, Emma Lyon, Ly
dia Kent, Ida Mason, Lille Norton, an'
Messrs. George Cummings, Joe Mason
Willis Norton, - Norton and others
ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL.
Dull indeed must be the woman VIII
, cannot find among the exquisite noveltie
- displayed this year 10 TIE way of bonuets
something which will delight her. Trul,
taste and skill nave aim 81 been exhauste,
!, in the perfect clover blossoms, the swee
! pea and apple blooms, the rich tea ant
acquiminot roses aud all the other alnoS
natural creations of French flower maker;
There are also such daintily sweet thing
In the way Of tucked and ruified swiss an
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