The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18

the past two years an emplOye in the book
store of SsnbOrn Bros has accepted posi-
| ton with the firm of Terrell d Fellows,
commencing his duties Tomorrow. Mr..
| Farnhpm, is an upright, honorable and
trustworthy young man, who unites an
able business capacity with a genial and
sunny nature, and Messrs. Terrell Il Eel
lows are to be congratulated in securing
his services.
THEsPIANs.
The "Thespians" were handsomely enter
tanned at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Latour last Friday night. The guests
whiled the time with music, games. reci-
tations, and the partaking of delicious re-
| freshments, served by the careful hostess,
and, taken altogether, had a most enjoy
able time.
DINNER PARTY
Mrs. John Burkhart gave a pleasant
dinner party to a few of her friends last
Monday afternoon at which a menu OF
excellen"e was tastefulIy and carefully
served. The guests were: Mrs. III. q.
Jackson, Mrs. f. A Sampson. Jas. Story,
Mrs. J. A. Fisher, Mrs. Sigleblum, Mrs
Phillip Hahn and Mrs. Espensheid.
SOSlAL EN ENlNp
Miss Amelia Bernard entertained quite a
number of her friends at her residence on
Fourth street last Fridsy night and all had
a very enjoyable evening. Refreshments,
games. ETC., made up the amusements.
Among the guests were: Misses Cora
and Mamie Nichols, Mande Tritt, Ella
Hickman, Charles and Sallie Durham,
Jacob Manhart and several others.
SOCIAL GATHERING.
The mite society of Hughesville met at
Mrs. Jno. T. Majors Friday evening, and
gave mother Hubbard masquerade dance
and oyster supper for the benefit of the
society. Besides dancing, music and games
OF different kinds were enjoyed until IN
early hour In the morning. The party
was an enjoy able affair both socially and
hnsncially.
c. B. s.
The ladies of the Catholic Benevolent
society met last Thursday afternoon al the
residence of Mrs t. ID. Quin, and spent the
time not only pleasantly but profitahly.
MIS-. Quin served some ve.y choice refresh
ments The next meeting of the society
takes place at the residence of Mrs. Ed.
Hurley, West Fourth street, Thursday af-
ternoon. The guests present at Mrs
Quin's were: M,sGames Pilking,on, James
Glass, Sra O'Connell, MOffatt, Lafferiy.
Wallace, Hurley and Cassidy,
SUPPER.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A Sampson entertained
a number OF their friends at supper last
Friday night, at their pleasant family resi-
served with spring chickens, rolls, salads,
cabbage slaw, pickles, cakes, fruits. etc,
and cid ample justice To the hospitality of
their kindly hostess. Members Of the legal
profession with their wives were the prir-
cipal guests, among them being Mr.. and
Mrs Z. J. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Aidrich,
Judge and Mrs. Shirk, Mr.. and Mrs Z. G.
WilkersOn, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Trumbull
and others.
The Hebrew benevolent society met
the residence OF Mrs. Louis Jacobs on the
corner of Sixth and Usage last Thursday,
and settled up the business connected with
the Purim ball given at the Park hotel last
Tuesday night. 1t was ascertained that
the proceeds of the bqll amounted TO SO,
above all expenses, which certainly is a
pretty good showing. The society numbers
about twenty members, and their meetings
are always enjoyable. The next one will
take place next Thursday at the residence
of Mrs. 4. Cohn, corner of Eleventh and
Usage streets.
LITTLE FOLKS PARTY.
A large party was given yesterday after.
noon at the residence of Nj T. L. Magee
on Sixth street, in honor of Miss Ruth and
Master Warield Magee.
Light of foot and light of heart, the |
prettily dressed, bright faced children as
sembled, and the hours were rapidly
whirled away with games, and the par
taking of fruits, sherbet CONNECTIONS, nuts, |
etc Long will the party be talked about |
and in years TO come many will still pre- |
serve it glad and glowing.
Among invited guest nearly all of whom |
were present may be recorded
John and Charlie Kulmer, Stella and !
Johnnie Patterson, Mamie, Josie and |
Johnnie Kaiser, Clyde and Guy Patterson,
Stella and Bessie Stewart, Anna May Major, |
Sigfried Jacobs Dick Hungerford, Berthe |
and Alice Philips, Lucy, Willie and Stan
ley Hill, Lula Hhhn, and Fred Caster.
EVENING PARTY.
Miss Laura Gold entertained very large
number of her friends and associates at the
commodious home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Gold, last Friday night. Ire
occasion was very enjoyable, and the time
was passed with the serving of cakes, fruits,
confectionery, ETC., also indulgence in dane
ing, games, the playing of charades aud
music. The young folks all had 8 very
merry time and so expressed themselves.
The guests were Charlie ard Lille Bard,
Harry and Fannie Mayer, Hattie VanAnt-
werp, Msude and Jessie Ripper, Minnie
Hahn, Maude Lyon, Lena and Minnie Da-
vid, Tillie and BERTHE Bowers. Myrtle Sur
tevant, Minnie and Mabel Jackson, Ken
ner Cobine, Willie COPELAND, George Hoff-
man, Arthur Morrill,, Arthur Jacobs, Lille
Conner, May Gold, Howard Striker and
hers At the close of the entertainment