The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-08

Frank Cssdorph and Miss Ella Stein
back of Florence, we're in this city We'd
nesdsy. Miss Ella has been visiting Mrs.
Kamerick's family over in Cooper county
during the past week. They returned 10
Florence Wednesday.
Miss Sophia Reinhsrdt, one of the
charming bellies of Boonville, accompanied
by her mother, passed down to JEFF City
fonday to visit relatives. They will re
main a few days only, and then return TO
their ONE In BoOnviile-
MIAMI.
Miss E S:eItmund, of Glasgow is Wis
iting the Misses Mertens, al this place.
Miss Joy Taylor, left Monday for Lees
Summit, after having spent a week very
pleasantly with friends at this place.
Miss Allie Greenbaum, has returned to
her studirs At Paris, after a wees enjoy
ment with relatio Is md friends at this place.
Miss Edna S.uh-y, returned to school
at Lexington, u'sday, after enjoying her
vacation with relatives and friends at this
place.
The young people of this little city
have been enjoying the past week hugely
The gaye'i-s began Christmas night, with
he Good Time Club" party at the resi-
derce If Esq. John BIrnhill, and was fcl-
liwed BY a s0ci i party at the residence al
Mrs. Ne;tie Lewis, N Wednesday nigh.
FRIDAY night there was phantom PART"
at the residence of MIR. q. K. Mcdaniel,
and Saturday night party at the residence
OF Mr. Jno. Burns. This week wss opens d
with a phantom Party" at the residence
of Mr.. Juo. q. Guthrey, and Tuesday
night a party at the residence of DIR. III. ID
Gr.dy. There are several others on Ihs
Ispis for this week.
NoBERLY
Miss Nay. daughter of Mr.. Will d.
vies, the veil known clerk Of the Florence
hotel, h d birthday party on the last day
of the year to celebrate the anniversary of
her Sih birthday. About twenty Of her
:, hoolmates participated and enjoyed the
occasion with great glee, such as Is grner
ally the case with the little folks. The
young lady was the recipient Of n number
Of pre,ents frvm her friends.
The complimentary ball given BY
George l.. Hassett at Hassei'.s hall on
Monday evening Dec. 3lst, was attended
by all the Older citizSHs who, nOIwith-
ST nding the advance Of Old Father Time,
who has whiteUed the locks OF many, still
delight in being merry ard seeing others
eDjny themselves. Many of these joined in
the dancing and everyone present hsd Il
good time. Across the street from this
scere of merrIment, was another, the ball
of the b. OF l.. F. This was also we'll at
tended, and much enjoyment experienced
This was the Fifth annual ball OF this in
stitution and was on q scale contrasting ia
vorably with all previous ones. The ban
auet was one of the most elegant and
sumptuous ever spread before the hungry
ones OF ball room. Mr.. Geo. Merritt,
fairly outdid himself in the prinCely STYLE
of the table and all that was placed
upon it. Quite large number Of ladies
and gentlemen were in attendance from
abroad
JEFFERSON CITY.
One OF the most noticeable events OF
the holidays was party given a: the Ten
nessee house on the evening of December
81. number of ladies and gentlemen
we're present, and a very pleasant evenir7
was passed. There was coed music for
dancing, ard the time was fully enjoyed hy
all, snd the occasion voted 4 very happy
one indeed. Among those present were
the following ladies and gentlemen: Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Dallmeyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Bruins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Shoup
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perth, Mr.. and Mrs,
Adolph Meyer, Miss Mary Bauer. Miss
Clara Schwar z'rauber, Hiss Hattie
Lehman, Miss Louie Neef, Miss Clara
Meet, Miss Mary Carter and others
A very pleasant party was given at the
executive mansion New Years evening iu
honor of Governor and Mrs. CritteDden's
youngest son, Mr.. Willie J. CriItenden
who left yesterday for Columbia TO attend
the Sttte university. There was good mu-
sic and dancing, and merry time for all
present Among the young people who
participated in he merry-making of the
evening were Miss Mamie Chappell, Miss
E>telle Vogdes, Miss Marie Hongh, Miss
Mitiie McCu.lOch, Miss Minnie Bradbury,
Miss Christine Harding, Miss May Small,
of Sedalia, and Miss Mary Carter; Mr.,
W. ]. Crittenden, Mr.. Thos. T Crittenden,
| jr, Mr.. ice. Lambert, Mr.. VIM. Carter
Mr.. Gus. Dallmeyer. Mr.. David Howes
Mr.. Clay Smith, Mr.. Joe Elsner, Mr. Bay
Fleming, Mr.. Rowan Ray, Mr.. George
ksrr, and Mr.. Warwick Winston. Cover
nor and Mrs. Crittenden made every effor;
in their power to contribute TO the enjoy
ment of the young people who fully appre.
ciste,: and improved the occasion.
WINDSOR.
Misses Annie Livingston, Ella Duncan
and ShadburD, who have been visiting rel
atives here, left for Mexico Thursday
where they will resume their school duties
There were no New Years receptions
this year IT this place, the ladies did not
particularly consider it their duty and the
gentlemen had hardly made up their
minds that Leap Year had overtaken them
Mrs. Mollie Hooker and Miss Jennie
Hooker, Of Sedslia, are guests of Mrs
Hooker on Benton stteet. Miss Jennie was
taken quite sick Friday evening and al
present there seems but little hope of hel
recovery.
MEXICO.