The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

prominent citizens OF that place we're the
! contracting parties.
The sewing society of the Methodist
church met last Thursday at the residence
of Mrs. B + Nance, on Seventh street. The
time was whiIed away with sewing, chat
ting, and partaking OF light rtfreshments
and the occasion was unusually pleasant
About forty Persons were present, nearly
all IL mbers of the church.
The next meeting OF the Chstauqua Cir
Gle viii take place at the residence OF Mr..
w. A. Fast, corner of Fifth and Hancock
streets, Ia morrow evening. This circle is
maxim fine progress in the course Of study
N ark, d out irr il, and ihJse members who
neglect prompt Attendance are doing the
circle as well as themselves great injustice.
Mrs. w. n. RobbS and three caildren
of Leon, Iowa, Mrs. j. W. Bond, of Mon
month, Illinois, aud litlle daughter, Miss
Ann 3, have been tests of their sister Mrs
!. +. Johnson. OF Broadway, fer the past
TWO weeks. Mrs. Robbs AID children left
for their home FRIDAY, but Mrs. Bond wills
remain prob bly, ten days logger. Both OF
these ladies were pleas int I'D iItions to the
I miiy circle OF their sister, and their visit
h@s b en much enjoyed.
The winter term of the Sedalia Univer
sity CLOSES Wednesday, March 9th, at
which time the awarding of prizes donated
by Col. A. d. JavneS will take place. The
prizes consist of the following: For the
hest defamation, or original Grafton from
the Freshman class, one copy IF Webster
unabridged dictionary for the the besr
declam ion from the preuaratorv depart
Ri
somrly bound in morocco.
MOTHER HUBBARD PARTY.
The Mother Hubbard" party at the
Park ho.ei last Tuesday evening was one
OF the most memorable events Of the season.
Many of the ladies' wore lovely Mother
Hubbard costumes, while the gentlemen
just spread them elves in the garment
made VI odd materials and grolesqme
hiOuine. As all were en- masque, the
aff,sir WAS amusing i'm the extreme, and
hose present will long remember it. An
elegant supper was served. and dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour.
PLEASANT PARTY.
pleasant parry was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs Lou Deyo on Fifth street, on
asst Monday evening III honor of Miss AID
die Edgar, # Boonviile The evening Was
spent with games, music conversation. etc.
and the occasion WAS pleasant one.
Among The guests were: Misses Ad3i"
Edgar, Matte Kennedy, Bile Herruid,
AGde West and Messrs. Will Ramsey,
Charles Talbot Everett FaFnharm, Will
Smell, Will Ellis and ollie Terry.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A Leap Year surprise party was given
It the residence OF Squire O'Brien last
Tuesday night. which, although not very
largely attended, was none the less fr,ught
with that peculiar enjoyment which prop
erly belongs to youth light hearts and ex-
,eItnt spirits.
Among those in attendance were: Nr.
an! Mrs. +. +. Dix, Mr. and Mrs. u. Z.
Hibbs, Misses Aggie Burt, Delia Morrisey,
Name Riley, Emma o. Brien, and hessrs.
Arthur Durham, L. Seigsl De JarRstle, K.
Easily and Robert o. Brien.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Last Tuesday afternoon a number of the
little misses of Room No. 5, Broadway
school, gave their young friend, Lnla
Johnson, a surprise party at her home,
corner oil Twelfth and o. 'ge streets, which
vas very much enjoyed by both the young
hostess and her guests. Games were
played and the refreshments of cakes, or
snges, apples, confections etc, were par
taken of with hearty zest. Quite a num-
Der we're present, probably 4 teen in sill.
PLEASANT PARTY.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
Genoe of Mr. James Wills, corner Of Fosr,h
and Summit streets last Tuesday night.
in honor of Miss Lou McKinxie, of Jefferson
Citv. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Will Holcroft, Gerald Holcroit and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Misses Maggie HOl-
croft, Nellie Flesk, Maude Mcvey, AID
Messrs. James Costin, Charles Fleck, Chas
Fontains, Edward Fleck and Frank
Wager.
CHURCH SOCIAL.
The Corgreg& lional church social given
asst Thursday night at The residence of Mr..
very largely attended. Carpet balls were
sold to the gentlemen for the sam OF
fify cents, and when unroiled, each Was
found TO contain the name of lady who
was 10 be his partner for the evening. Some
very amusing incidents occurred through
this arrangement, and, taken altogether,
those present had a very merry time. A
very handsome SUM was realized from the
sale OF the balls.
BAND OF WILLING wORKBRS-
The Band of Willing Workers held
quite a large and enthusiastic meeting yes
terdsy afternoon at the residence of Mr.
f. Lamy. The following programme was
well executed
Music-FlOrence Lamy.
RectaIiOn-Susie Hawks.
Recitation Katie Conner.
Music-MattIe Buckner.
RecItation-Lena McHees.
r. ci;siion-Fannie Buckner.
Music Bessie Henry.
Recilation-Della Kalfus.
Alter the programme the little folks in
dulged in different games and dispersed,
we'll pleased with the afternoons exercises.
G. B. 8.