The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29


tions, and in tact the whole affair was
good from beginning to end
COMING WEDDING.
The marriage of Mr.. ID. III. Smith and
| Mrs Kate Harrison will take place next
Thursday at the residence of the latter in
Vicksburg, Miss Mrs. Geo. A. Beattie and
Miss Jessie Smith will accompany Mr..
Smith to Vicksburg and be present at his
wedding. The newly married pair will not
take the regulation bridal tour further
than to return to this city. Next Tuesday
Mrs j. K. Barrett will tender Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith an elegant reception at her
residence in the suburbs and this will be
followed by a series OF entertainments
given in their honor.
Nav every blessing in life be theirs and
may love and duty be so beautifully blend
ed that not one cloud may mar the horizon
of their happiness.
WILL SOON RETURN.
Mayor Messerly and wife were at St
Augustine, Florida on the 22nd. They ex-
pectes to leave the sSme evening for New
Orleans and from thence directly home,
reaching here about the first or second OF
February.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
The ladies comprising the missionary
society of Ohio street NJ. K church met at
the residence of Mrs. III. q. Jackson, on
West Fourth street, last Friday afternoon,
and had more than usually interesting
time The ladies sll took light sewing or
fancy work and after a short time spent
with this, Mrs. John Rippey, the president
of the society, read a selection from the
a,,A ak a.
Refreshments In an abundance of the
very choices: kind were then served and
very liberal collection taken I'D. The &C.
casion was very pleasant to both hostess
aud guests, large number OF the latter
being present, among them:
Mesdames John Kullmer, ST.. 5. B. Stur-
tevant, Hahn, W. S. Mackey, ID. Wheeler,
d. Grove, B. F. Nance, A, A. Slack, 5. Gal
lsgher, L. A. Ross, F. A. Sampson, A.
Blanchard J. Landes, Deyo, B. S. Rem
baugh. VIM. Stephens, Harter, Misses
Fannie Startling, Huchkins and a large
number of others.
AFTERNOON LUNCHEON.
Mr.. A. A. Snow, of West Seventh street,
entertained a number of her young lady
friends with a very handsomely served
luncheon last Wednesday afternoon, the
hour being from o'clock until six.
The tables were provided with many del
icacies and consisted of the following
Turkey, ham, salads, pickles, fruits and
cakes of many varieties, jellies, creams,
coffee and tea. The young ladies present
were:
Misses Van Wagner, Anna Hahn, Carrie
Young, Anna Isbell, May Lewis and --
Tredrick.
SOCIAL CLUB"
large number of young people met at
the residence of A. j. Van Wagner last
Monday night for the purpose of forming
a club for general improvement in literary
matters, and also to promote social feel
ing among the younger members OF the
Congregational church. The harmony of
the meeting was unbToken, and after the
ways and means had been fully discussed,
light refreshments were served and the rest
of the evening spent with games, music
ETC. Another meeting will be held at the
same place tomorrow evening TO perfect
arrangements for the club, and all inter-
esteu will no doubt be present.
sKATORIAL
TIE skating rink at the park gave Its
reg lar skatorial last night with the &C
Der of the society people were present, and
the occasion was more than usually en-
joyable.
AFTERNOON RECEPTIOT.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Babcock received number
of her friends last Friday afternoon, and as
she is a very excellent hostess, the time
was most eljovably spent by the guests,
including among these, Mrs. Jas. Clute,
Mrs. L. F. Sheldon, Mrs. John Hogue, Mrs.
Parsons and several others.
REUNION.
The ladies of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church will be pleased to meet their
friends at the residence OF Mrs. ID. J. Tenn
pie, on Seventh street tomorrow evening.
A pleasant reunion is anticipated and as
delicious supper will be served il is ex
pected all will have an unexceptionally
good time.
Mrs. A. A. Blanchard gave little din
ner party at her residence last Thursday
which was very pleasant in every detail.
and a very choice menu furnished, the hos |
tess doing everything possible 10 make the
affair complete. The guests present were
MIS- W. NILS. oOhh .
Mrs S. Gallagher, Mrs A. Slack, Mrs c. |
Clay and Mrs. Johu Kullme:, Senior.
The following communication is given |
without comment just as it was sent in:
A REPLY. |
In reply to to the inquiry, at the close o. |
an article in your paper of Jan. 10Th, which |
must have sent pang through the heart
of every parent. viz: "What shall we do |
with our girls?" / would lovingly and |
tenderly say keep them away from the ball
room. Keep them away from the skating |
rink. Keep them away from the direct |
avenues to ruin commonly called opera |
houses. Keep tfem out of the company OF
young men who spend their evenings play
ing pool. Keep them out of the company |
of Young men vino drink whisky. In the |