The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11

BAzoo Office, Sedalia, Mo-
1t is big world full Of frauds and other
evils but when il comes 10 noise and CO..
fusion en- election needs TO be sprung and
all things grow by comparison as smsll as
a mustard SEED. Even the ladies seem 10
have gone mad In the endeayOr to enter
the entbuse political tide; the social world
has been comp lively an insignificant
consideration. Very few entertainments
took ploce last week and even the society
"returas" FROM the country round about
have been meagre.
MIR. and Mrs.. A. ID. Jaynes we're in St.
Louis list week.
MIR. August Kahrs Will soon take un-
to himself better hall.
Mrs. w. Tyson, of this city, visited
friends in Clinton last week.
Mis- ses Carrie Young and Anna Hahn
are the guests of friends in Versailles.
Velvet leaves yeined and edged with
gold viii be used for bonnet trimmings.
Miss Eva Gentry spent part of last
week with Ger frienj, Miss Eva johnson.
The Congregational church felix's have
in contemplation fair at no distant day.
Fur or feather border mixed incop-
sruc usly with lace will trim velvet wraps.
Those daisy tides and pincuShions
still seem to charm the heart cut of the
fair sex.
Election times has not materially in
terfered with marrying and giving in mar
riage."
Miss Anna Douglass, of Windsor, ana
Miss Priest, Of kesrney, are the guests oil
Mrs. S. III. Stuart.
The nu ting party gotten up yesterday
by the Presbyterian church was success
in every particular.
Mrs. w. A. McNees will leave on the
18th for SaL Antonio, Texas, where she
goes TO visit relatives.
Small figur,s will doubtless be prefer
rad Tor dresses, but for cioakings there are
large detached flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hatch, who were
last heard from al Chicago, are expected
home to day or Tuesday.
1t is said a youpg lady residing on
West Fourth street viii soon be married to
o bold, big msn from Ohio.
-Plsds of subdued colors in new combi-
nations are shown in twilled and IN otto
man woods for childrsn's dresses.
Miss Helen Gsllie left last Friday for
Cincinnati, where she will resume her
studies at the college OF MUSIC.
Stripes are largely imported aud will
be used ior parts of dresses. Baysdere
stripes are also among the new goods.
Miss Libbie Snedaker will leave this
week for d. nver, Colorado, where she Will
be the guest of tier sister, Mrs. Carlson.
Mrs. Meade While, OF Texas, is still
the guest of relatives in this city She will
probably remain until after Christmas.
Mrs. E. NJ Hske, of St. Louis. form
erly Miss Louise Emerson, Of this city, is
the guest of relatives and friends In this
city.
"A new shade in cloth is call Cor
don-blue," and The bright green's are Little
Duke" green, and the cresson green already
noted.
Mrs. S. Gallagher and Mrs. s.
Buchanan, who have been visiting friends
in Kansas City, are expected home this
evening.
Mrs. Minnie Cobb, OF Knob Noster,
who had been sojourning at EIdOrado
Springs, was in this city Friday, the guest
of Mrs. u. 2. Hibbs
Black braid is used on wooden dresses
In Gordon-blue, cresson and gray shades.
but for the va ious brown shades, brown of
another tone is used.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. K. Potter, expect 10
remove soon to their lew home, at present
being furnished for them near the corner
OF Seventh and Lamine streets.
1t is said handsome minister of this
city will soon take upon himself the vows
OF Benedict. The bride to be is a very
young Lady, but smart and pretty.
Miss Ella Branham, of Texas, who
has been seriously i'll at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Tom Shirley for some time.
is once more reported convalescent.
Mrs. Annie Robertson Noxen, of the
st. Louis Republican, who was in the CITY
last light to witness the play of "Fuu in a
PawDshop," is as pleasant and charming as
she is able and Intelligent.
The Methodist church sewing society
met last week at the residence of Mrs. DIR
Jones and had pleasant and profitable
meeting. Their next meeting will take
place at the residence of Mrs. ID. Y, Wheel
er, corner of Seventh and Lsmine.
Mrs. DIR. lockwood, a pleasant and
intelligent lady OF Nevada, was the guest
OF Mrs. B. f. Nance last week. While
here Mrs. Vance entertained a few friends
at tea in her honor, and also made I'D
small theatre party to witness Burr Oaks"
Rev. ]. M. Van Wagner, who has
been visiting bis children in this CITY. has
accepted call TO the Congregational
church at Cameron, No., and will enter
upon bis duties soon. He will occupy the