The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-25
,DALIA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1884
SUNBEAM SOCIETY.

SUNBEAM SOCIETY.
The Sunbeam society" composed OF the
younger members of the Congrsg 4tionaI
church, will hold meeting at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Lewis, residing On East Sew
enth street, tomorrow evening.
The following entertaining programme
has been arranged. and il is 10 be hoped
every member of the society will be pres
emit:
Opening song, Nearer My God to Thee, y
by tine society.
Instrumental music, by Miss Josie
Stock.
Select reading, Pro. Clifford.
Comic song. Miss Clara Lewis.
Recitation, Miss Sadie Moses.
Violin solo, Walter Shirk.
Reading and prayer by the president.
1t is probable that several other numbers
will be added to the programme, but with
out this addition, the above will furnish
ample pleasure.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The Young Peoples society of the Meth
odist church met at the res .dsnce OF DIR.
Trader, Friday evening. and had very
Interesting and enjoyable meeting. The
refreshments were abundant, choice, and
,asiefully served to the guests BY Mr..
Trader, the kindly hostess, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie, and were much relishe ;.
Mr.. Bronte Demsth rendere several
very fine violin solos, while others present
give some excellent selections for the
piano
Among the large number of guests were
Misses Matte Kennedy, Lou Dryo, Allie
-, n
rIs, Katie Arnold, Anna and Nav Clay,
Mabel Jackson, Charlie Rockwell, and
Nessrs. Ed. Mason, Charlie and John
Jackson, George Msckey, Jabez Jackson.
Harry Mitchell, Frank and Harry Haw-
kins, Milton R-ibrr, Frank Kennedy.
Bert Gardner and Willie Stephens
The next meeting of this society will
take place al the residence of Mr.. W. ;.
Mackey, on Fourth street.
WEDDING.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Knox and
Miss Mary Rlngen took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents In Smithton,
last Thursday evening at o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Her
mann, OF the Methodist church, in The pres.
ence of large number OF the friends and
relatives OF he contracting parties.
A very elegant supper Was served, end a
large number of presents bestowed, among
them:
Water pitcher, Prof l.. F. Pierce.
Fruit stand, Dr.. w. b. Page
Parlor lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Turner.
Silver butter dish, Will F. Knox.
Meat platter, Miss Lille Seaman.
Fruit stand, Mr.. George Driscoll.
Sof - all
Set of preserve dishes, Miss Lizzie Aus
tin.
Set of silver tea spoon, Mrs. Jas. Ringer.
Pickle Caster, Miss KITE Kruse.
V. getahle dish, w. w. Cook.
Water pitcher, Johu Lujin
Silver castor, Mrs. George Knox.
Silver wafer pitcher, Mrs. +. F. Ninas
Silver pickle caster, Mr.. Will Knox.
Majolica fruit plate, Mrs. John Monsees.
Parlor lamp, Charles Albrrs.
Set OF linen napkins, Miss Emma De
mand.
Sci of fruit dishes, Edward Demand
Sc; of napkins, Mrs. John Monsees.
Silver pickle csster, James Ringen.
Chin. bowl and pitcher, Misses l.. and
NJ. Austin.
Linen table cloth, Mrs. Herman Kahrs.
Scissors, John Monsees.
Pair of Turkish towels, Walker Blandin.
Linen table cloth, George Rudy.
Three pairs linen towels, George White.
Pictorial Bible, brides father.
The young couple left for ST. Louis Fri
day, but will soon return and settle down
10 housekeeping in SmIthton. The BAz0o
extends congratulations, and hopes that no
cloud may ever mar the serenity of their
welded bliss.