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

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CO umunications Rosa Pearle, society repolt ter,
BAZoo Office. Sedalia. Mo.
Last week was not as gay in the social
circle as for some time past, owing proba-
bly TO the extreme cold which has The eff
feet of making people linger costly around
their own Eresde rather than brave frost
bites in the pursuit of pleasure. Alter all,
/ wonder If earth holds a happier scene
than cheerful fire and cheerful family
circle when
Father, mother, sister, brother,
All who hold each other dear"
are gathered around il. There are the fav-
critic books, the games, the pretty fancy
work, the light laughter, the amusing
story the thousand and one little diversions
by which the hours are whiled away, and
in after years when the circle is broken
NAV not memoryis angels still bear one
back to the old time happy home life and
something of its glow and gladness and
beauty be reflected, with a new realization
of its warmth and tenderness.
sEDALIA.
Miss Eva Johnson spent yesterday as
the guest of her friend, Miss Isabel Daniel.
Nearly all of the society people attend
ed the theatre to witness "Nobody's Claim"
Friday night.
Miss Anna McNeese returned Thurs
day from a five weeks visit with friends
in Montgomery City.
Mrs. Matt Young and little son, who
have been the guests of relatives here, leave
for their home in Parsons tomorrow.
Mr.. F. E. Hoffman and Mrs w. H. Ross
rturned lastweek from delightful visit
with friends at Bloomington and other
points in Illinois.
Mrs. j. K Skinner will probably leave
next Wednesday for ST. Louis, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Theodore Shell
ton, for some weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. William Quarrels, who
have been the guests of relatives and
friends in this city, leave for their home In
Parsons tomorrow morning.
Mrs P. G. Stafford will give the men,
bers of the w. T. c. U. an entertainment
en- st. Valentines night, also to all other
persons interested in the cause.
Mrs. Joseph Truax, three sons and
daughter, who have been the guests OF rel
atives in this city, left for their home in
Osborne, Mo-, last Thurdsy morning.
Miss Belle Hall returned from her Wis
it with friends at Indianapolis and St.
Louis last week. She was personalized in
last weeks sunday Globe-Democrat as the
guest of Mrs. McNair.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. WEIGH, coutem-
plate removing seen to Parsons, and will
make that place their home. Mr.. WEIGH
has recently purchased a fine piece of
property in that city.
The Broadway seminary pupils have
adopted uniform which they will here
alter wear. Ii orsists Of blouse waist
and full dark skirt, and no doubt the
girls will look extremely pretty as we'll as
comfortable in il.
Miss Matte Eustace, of Nevada, passed
through the city Friday, on her way to OF
terville for visit of several weeks Miss
Mattie's brother, Mr.. James Eustace, of
the Central Business college, accompar ed
her from this point.
The members of the dancing club
which gave such pleasant entertainments
while under the instruction of Prof. Shank,
will give a very handsomely appointed
ball next Wednesday evening at the park
hotel. About fifteen couples will receive
invitations.
Mrs. Matte Williams, of Holden, but
at present playing in the "Little Duchess"
In st. Louis, has received some very severe
criticisms at the hands of the 81. Louis
press. Verify, the way of the new aspi-
rants for footlight fame is hard.
The Chautauqua Circle, which now
numbers quite large class, will hold Its
meeting one week from tomorrow night at
the residence of Mr.. w. A. Fast, corner of
Fifth and Hancock streets. The members
are expected to assemble promptly at Il
O'Clock.
While all did we'll in their respective
parts at the entertainment given by the |
pupils of the Broadway seminary Thurs
day evening, yet in the play entitled a
Prophetic Drama" Misses Hattie Guild |
and Emma Crandall particularly distin- |
guished themselves.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En- |
gineers, who are to give grand ball on the |
22nd of next month at the elegant new |
Hotel Kaiser, are making tue most elabo- |
rate preparations for the event. The Lit |
tie Rock, Ark, division has b, IN invited |
and will no doubt be present, as will also |
divisions from Moberly, Hannibal and
other points. 1t is said a thousand invita-
tions have been issued and the supper will |
be of the costliest description.
The Broadway seminary entertain |
ment last Thursday evening was a very
great success, the pupils doing both them |
selves and teachers credit. Misses Emma |
Crandall, Stella Boatright, Hattie Miller,