The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-22
SEDALlA.

SEDALIA.
Mrs. Dora Pattison has been spending
the past week in the country.
Miss Sue Cox, of Cooper county, is TIE
guest of Mrs. W. A. McNulty.
Miss Minnie Scott will leave on next
Tuesday Tor Boston where she will contin-
9e her attendance at school.
Mrs Cummings; mother of Mr.
George Cummings aEd Mrs. Gould Sturgis,
who has been quite i'll, was reported some
better yesterday.
DIR and Mrs. S. C. James, of Holden,
who were The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Ups of Seventh street, left for their home on
Thursday evening.
Miss Matte Kennedy, who has been
in BoonvilIe as the CUES: OF her friend, Miss
Addie Edgar, for the past week, will return
10 her home in this city Tomorrow.
Miss Josie Wright, who is studying
art In Chicago, has been for the past few
weeks the guest of relatives at Aurora,
Ills, where she has had a most enjoyable
time.
Miss Hattie Guild will entertain &
number of young friends next Friday
evening with tafy party at the family
residence, corner Of Eleventh and Massa-
chuseitS streets.
Miss Belle Hall, who has been away
ON this city for the past six weeks, and
who has been spending the last two Ks
Of that time with her friend, Miss Julia
Brown, of Indianapolis, IS expected TO ar
rive home this evening. Her many friends
will be glad TO welcome her.
IN
this city the guest of friends and also test
ing the healing properties OF the Hendricks
Springs, left for her home In Monroe City
yesterday morning Mrs. Goodwin spe; Ks
In the highest terms of the waters and Of
her great Improvement In health by their
use.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanborn, who left
here some time ago for San Diego, Cali
fornis, In tie hope that the climate would
benefit the latters health, report by lats
letter that very material change for the
better has been effected, and they now hope
that a cure will eventually result. Mrs.
SanSorn sent home some sprays Of orange
blossoms, wild flowers, and other evidences
of the warmth aud beauty of the climate
at this season.
Miss Retta Hathaway, of Greenridge,
whose marriage, il will be remembered, was
to have taken place sometime ago, but was
postponed on account OF a severe attack OF
illness, still lies ia a precarious condition
with but little hope OF her ultimate re-
eovery. The home which her prospective
husband had neatly furnished in her
honor, of course, still stands waiting its
mistress, and the case is one which excites
the sympathy Of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nance, who attend
ed the wedding of Miss Mabel Letton, of
Parsons, and Mr. W. NJ Cookery, of Fort
Scott, al the residence of the brides par
ents iu the former place last Tuesday even
ing, returned home Wednesday. They re-
port sn elegant time, and mention among
other instances the fact that the bride wore
lace pin which had served her mother on
a similar occasion, just thirty-four years
before.
Mr.. and Mrs Lutte WEIGH feel very
much st home" in their new residence on
West BroBdway. The whole house is very
handsomely decorated, the parlor being
worthy of mention. The paper is moon
light blue, mingled with gold; the border
is gold, enameled with pink and royal pur-
pie psnsies The frieze is Of bronze and
gold and the double extension of maroon,
gilt and cardinal. The corner and center
ornaments are very handsome and unique
in design and the whole room has the ap-
pearance of being frescoed.
"A very pleasant party was given at
the residence of Mrs. Ellis, mother of Mr..
Will Ellis, last Friday night, at which a
Large number of young people were present,
and passed the time with music, dancing
and The discussion of refreshments Twenty
six invitations were issued, and as nearly
all responded, the affair was pronounced a
great success. Among the guests were /:
Misses Kitty Kidd, Hill, Luther and
Nettie Yeater, Josie and Susie Baker, Gus
sic Shy, Helen Ruggles. May and Julia
Cobine, Belle Herrold, Grace Mathews,
Caddie Hugtes, Sallie Major, and Messrs.
Frank Ramsey, John Hill, John Chastin,
w. o. Terry, George and Frank Waller,
Ed. Kent, George Pringue, Jack Perry,
Chas. Talbot, w. L. Smell and several
others.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Last Thursday evening Miss Fannie
Owens was most agreeably surprised at her
home, corner of Pettis street and Missouri
avenue, BY number of her friends, but,
who nevertheless made 8 most agreeable
hostess. The evening was passed very
merrily with games, refreshments, music
ETC., and those present enjoyed it much
Among the guests we're: Misses Sylvis
Sheldon, Ids Murray, Ella Smith, Ella
Hughey, Sallie hewitt, Dons Ruby, Berths
Ruby, Tillie Knopfi, and Messrs Jas. d.
Jarnett, Chas. Taylor, Chas. Goodman, Jro
Cramer, Harry Light, Frank Spann, Viii
Gray and - Frankfort.