The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

screams alarmed the counterfeiters, and they
escaped before the posse could be rallied
The deputy marshal upon being inter
viewed to-day said she was prepared fol
anything but mice, and that she would re
sign rather than 90 near that house again.
st. Louis Chronicle.
RECEPTION.
Mrs. L F. Sheldon gave small but very
pleasant reception yesterday evening, ir
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Emmett Phil
Ups, who is at present her guest. Ices and
cake were daintily served. The hours wert
from o'clock until s, and as the guests
were congenial spirits, the time was whiled
away most agreeably. Among these may
BIS mentioned Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. d. II
Smith, Mrs. A. d. Jsyues. Mrs. Marvin
Mrs. John Montgomery, Mrs Sneed and
others.
A tea was given at the residence of Mrs
A. w. Perry, on Broadway last Thursday
evening which was partaken of by a mum.
Der of her friends. The occasion was in
honor OF Mrs. Gibson, of ST. Louis, and q:
good cheer and jolity reigned, the result
was most pleasant one. The tea was
served.
The guests were Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. B. F. and Fred Nance, the latter oil
Denver, Colorado, Mrs. P. G. Stafford, Mrs
DR.. Jones, Mrs. Fred Meyer, Mrs. l.. n
Guild and Mrs. J. NJ. Byler.
A very pleasant tea was given at the res
idence of Mrs. Will Whitney, corner oil
Tenth and Kentucky, Friday evening at
which were a number of compsnionable
guests. The tea consisted of cakes, fruits
ETC., and was carefully served. Those pres.
ent were the three "grandma's" Moses, Mil.
Ter and Kulmer, Mrs. d. T. Birdsall, Mrs
A. J. Van Wagner, Misses Jennie Murphy
and Goodell, Mrs. S. B. Sturtevant r. Fl,
Moses, Mrs. Geo. Gold, Mrs. Elmer Deane
and Mrs. B. F. Deane.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
A very handsomely appointed entertain.
ment was given at the residence OF Gel. A.
d. Jaynes, corner of Broadway and Ohio
last Fridsy evening, Miss Hattie Jaynes,
the eldest daughter of the house, doing the
honors, assisted by her brothers, Messrs.
Will and John Jaynes. The house and
grounds were brilliantly illuminated by
electric lights, and q full band of music
discoursed sweet strains during the entire
evening.
Refreshments of cakes and ices were
served, after which Italian coffee cakes,
and coffee were partaken of in the large
dining room. The guests wandered at will
through the spacious house and grounds
and enjoyed the occasion to the fullest.
Among the very large number present may
be mentioned:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Es-
till of EstilI, Mr.. and Mrs. Nsylor New
kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Gslbresth, Mr..
and Mrs. AL Daily, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Demuth. Mr.. and Mrs. Caliie Hsrdcastle,
Mrs. c. P. Brown. Misses Ruth
Johnson of St. Louis, Isabel Grim
shaw of Leeds, England, Ida and Tone
Newkirk, Gertie Smith, Sue Evans Kate
Fault Der, Belle Hail, Mabelle Richard
son, Minnie Barrett, Liza johnson, Cora
and Mamie Demutb, Lizzie and Mary
hampton, Varina Jackson, Allie Chappe-
lear, Josie Wright, Mamie Jones, Matte
Humphrey OF st. Louis, Sallie Potter,
Lucy Bray of Springfield, Aggie Stewart,
Anna Snedsker and Messrs. W. L. Better,
c. E. Nesserly, Charles Rockwell, Will
Courtney, George GaIbreath, Ed. Small,
Frank Donohoe, Charley Snedaker. s. K.
Sullsrd, Jas. Mclean, Louis Beck, Char
ley Van Dyne, c. c. Parker, - Gregg,
Arthur Johnson and Bronte Demuth.