The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-02

there so little time given among the society
people to literary pursuits as in our own
Sedslia. Dancing, always eating and dane
ing, no clubs, no musical societies, no dra
matte readings, no nothing but heels and
stomachs. There is Chautsuqua circle
but society people do not belong to ii and
Its members are only a handful OF sensible
practical, intellectual people who have, ii
not aims, at least a desire for knowledge
and progress.
In st. Louis and Kansas City, Mexico
Joplin, Hannibal, Nevsda, Clinton, Rich
nond and all The vicinage, Mccullough
clubs, Shakespeare clubs, pleasant hour so
cieiies and musical organizations are 10 be
found and their members are from the best
circles of society. What of Sedalia?
park dauce, a roller rink, minstrel show,
Winning ano dining aud shaking OF toes,
Plenty Of dressing and plenty of beaux and
The D. take the h,Ddmost.
sEDALIA.
Miss Belle HeIoid is tine guest of Miss
Hattie Meyers, OF Smithton
Mrs. w. d Bandy, Of Indiana, is the
guest of Nc. aud Mis-. Moses.
Miss Emma Haynes. of Boonville, is
the guest oil Miss Isabel Daniel.
Mrs. D.. Bayne has been the guest of
friends Ia Lex ngton during The past week.
MIR. aud Mrs. Emwett Philip, of Kan
sas City, are the guests OF Mrs. l.. +. Shell
don.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. R.Dge1 and little duugh-
ter, OF Eldorado, are The gnesls of Mrs
Jas. Sro.y.
Miss Ella Guernsey, of 1906 Third
street, hss just returned from a visit to
the Indian Territory.
-"They say" blue eyed End pretty
Broadway gin will shortly be married TO
the SON OF q senator.
"A communication signed "RhoGa" en-
titled Things to Be Thankful fUr," comes
too late for publication.
Dainty little hoods of plush or velvet
have full crowns, Plated brIms and a full
frill of lace round The lace.
Soft felt hats, broad brimmed, are
iaunty if turned up In front and held In
place by q pompon or wing.
There IL perfect rage for reds this
winter, aud much is used for children,
either alone or in combinations.
Mr. and Mrs. Cronire and family, who
have been the guests of friends here, have
returned 10 their home In California, Mo.
"A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Frank HuIland, corner OF
Cooper and Moniteau streets last Friday
night.
Young Reuben Gentry, the polite and
attentive clerk, formerly Of Fleischman's
drug store, mas gone to Kentucky to re-
main.
The ladies of the Congregational
church held their weekly meeting at the |
residence OF Mrs. Paff, on Lamine street, |
last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Snyder has returned from
Sedalia, accompanied with her cousin,
Mrs. Bruber who will spend few weeks in
Sedalia.-Sheldon Enterprise.
The young peoples society OF the |
Methodist church met at the residence OF
MIR. &. c. Clay last Friday night with a
good attendance and pleasant time.
"A Larger number OF Thanksgiving dir |
ners were served In this city than is usual |
On this ftstal occasion, bul nearly all We're
family dinners OF immediate reiatiyeS.
Miss Anna Allen who contempiates
giving musical entertainment during the
holidays, lett last night for Kansas City
where he secures talent Tor the occasion.
Quite a large attendance of ladies and
matinee at the opera house yesterday after
noon, Notwithstanding the missy moisty"
weather.
Mrs. Gregg, wife of Professor Gregg,
deserves and receives much credit Tor the
able manner in which she accOmplishes
her part as pianis,e of Greggs orchestra at
the opera house.
Mrs. Al Smith, a pleasant and accom-
plished society lady Of st. Joseph, very
handsomely entertained Miss Eva Gentry
during her late stay there, giving her d re-
ception, tea, etc.
The Chatanqua circle met last Mon.
day night at The Office of w. A. Fast
with quite q number of members present
1t is not decided where the next meeting
will take place.
Very low corsage, no back waist, and
shoulder straps for sleeves will be the 'cor-
rect thing" for ball dresses. Anything SO
long as it is injelicate. is the modern
fashionable woman's cry.
Black cloth walking, tailor-made suits
trimmed on the skirt and waist witE
adroitly made autumn leaves are worn by
ladies who are reputed to have recently G
returned from a trip TO Paris.
line boonVllie Topic last week pub /,
lished q composition of much merit, writ |
ten by Eddie Evans, SON of DIR. E. Z. Evans,
Of this city, relative to Boonville, its build
ings and educational advantages.
The friends of Mr. c. C. Parker, the
are importuning him to give !
an entertainment in the near future and it :
is probable he will secure additional talent
and accede to their requests.
Rev. Nesbit, of the Old School Presby- I
terian church, and his accomplished bride
will return from their bridal trip Monday a
and some time during the week will be ten +
Tered reception by the members and !
friends of the church.
AT a recent meeting of the board of
rustees of Hardin college Mexico Prof i a