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

MISS Dcild eu-SA Vi
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Russ op Fourth street.
Miss Kate Shockey a popular young
/ lady of Warrensburg, is expected to visit
friends in this city dsring the coming week.
Mis- Nav Small attended 3 party at
the Executive mansion in honor of Mr..
Willie j. Crittenden in Jefferson City, New
/ Years eve.
A pleasant little party was given at
the residence of Miss Birdie Clark in East
Sc islis last Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie BattertOn who has teen
the guest of friends in this city, left last
Wednesday for Kirkwood where she is a
very successful te 'cher.
Miss Anna Snider, handsome young
lady of Clint"n, who has en- the guest OF
Miss Sue Evans, on Broadway, will leave
| for her home Tomorrow.
About half dozen couples assembled
at the residence of Mrs. Kate Hawkins on
Broadway, Friday evening, and spent the
evening very pleasantly with games etc.
Miss Clifton Eslill, of Esiill station,
who has been the guest of friends in This
city, lefi for her home in Howard county,
Wednesday. Miss Estil is great iav"rite
with Sedalians.
Next Tuesday being Mr.. Jack Psrry's
eighteenth birthday, number Of his young
friends have been invited 10 assist him in
proper celebration OF the event AT the fam
| ly residence.
Miss Anna Messerly, who ATTENDED her
| brother, Mayor Messerly's, wedding at
Sp-ius field, HIS, will visit friends in ST
Louis and alifornia, Mo-, before urn
ing to This city.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Shaw returned
from visit to Bconville last Wednesday.
They were guests at the wedding Of Mis-
Mary Bupce and Mr.. Reed Qaarrels and
had very enjoyable visit.
Miss Csddie Goodwin, of Joplin, and
Miss May Foster of Carthage. both pleas
ant and Intelligent young ladies, who have
been the guests of friends in this city leave
| for their homes this evening.
Mrs. A. w. Wal6urn, of Fort Scott
formerly the genial and agreeable n;ss
Mary Gentry of this city, is now al home in
All elegant fitted up mansion and sccords
to her friends of Sedslia cordial welcome.
The sociable given by the memb-rs of
the Congregational church al the residence
of Mr.. Fred Van Camp last Thursday
evening WAS more than ususlly enjOyabl-,
the company being in good humOr with
themselves and all the world.
Quite number of Young people as
sembled at the the residence Of Mr.. Geo.
McKey, East Broadway, Wednesday even
lug, In honor of relative Of Mrs. Mickey s
| from Denver. The occasion was very
pleasant, and those present enjoyed it
much.
An elegant party was given at the
Garrison House Thursday evening by the
young gentlemen of this city and a very
ENJOYABLE time was the result. There were
about twenty couple present and the
dress OF both ladies and gentlemen were
rich and tasteful.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer, who reside
on Third street, are the owners of pair OF
genuine English Magpies. The birds are
Jet black, and pos: ess more than usual cum
ming and intelligence, being adopts al a
number of amusing tricks.
Misses Lin Mcdonnell, Bette Snoddy,
Eta Sncddy, Emma Flemning, Sallie
ChipIey, Maggie, Ella and Lois Price, gave
a exceedingly enjoya able leap year sleis h.
;1g party TO a number of their gentlemen
friends at Lamonie last Thursday.
Miss Aggie Stewart, who left last Wed.
nesday for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Blackburn, of Hillsboro, Ills, is having q
most erioyahle visit. She was rendered q
very D essant reception nv a Dumbsr OF
the young people of Hillsboro Tuesday
evening and spent delightful evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James King, who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, father
and mother OF Mrs. King, left last Wednes-
day for their home in st. Louis. They ex-
pect to return TO this city again iu the
course of few weeks and take up their res
idence.
The marriage of Mayor Messerly and
Miss May McRoberts took place last
Thursday at the residence of the brides
mother, in Springfield, Illinois. A large
number of the contracting parties relatives
and friends were present and The list oi
presents was unusually large Mr.. Messer
ly ,ceiyed a very elegant reception chair
from the Bachelors" club OF this city in
addition 10 many others. Owing to the
severe cold weather the route for the bridal
"trip was charged and the newly married
went directly from Springfield to Cincin.
natl, th nee they will 60 to southern cities
,iug absent about six weeks.
| LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Geo. Faulhaber gave luncheon 10
a few of her friends last Wednesday, which
proved very enjoyable Cold meats, fruits
cakes and coffee were served, and the hostess
deserved the commentator given her by
the guests. These were: Mesdames
Temple, Morey, Perry, Stafford, Cobine
and Miss Mary Flaven.
PLEASANT PARTY.
Miss Addie West gave very enjoyable
entertainment at her residence on Eas,
Fifth street to large number of her friends
on New Years night. There was dancing,
also very nice refreshments were served,
and the occasion was a happy one indeed
for those present, these being: Misses Msy
and Julia Cobine, Lena Farnham, Sadie
Moses, Messrs. Richmond Deane, Everett
Faruham, Will Smell. Charlie Talbot Will