The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-30

Miss Della Hsughey i, the guest OF
relatives in Paola, Kansas. Mrs. Charles
Kelk also left for that point yesterday
moruing.
Rev. Herman, of the German NJ. E.
church, was the recipient Christmas eve. OF
many testimonials of their regards from
the members.
Mrs. Delzell, formerly of this city, at
present OF ST. Louis, h ad the misfortune
10 break one Of her limbs by falling on the
ice last week.
Miss Lillian Machette,a prominent
young lady of Boonville, VIII arrive in this
city tomorrow and be the guest OF Miss
Sue Ev Ms on Broadway.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Henoch. and SOD,
of LaPorte. Indiana, ale TIE guests of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs and
Mr.. Marcus Henoch.
Mrs. Jas. Story presented her lowell
little namesske, Paul Story Adams, an ex-
quisite silver and gold lined cup In honor
of his FIRST Christmas.
Miss Della Hardcsstle, who expected
TO go to Kansas City for visit and also
receive On New Years day, was prevented
from so doing by illness.
Mrs. ID. II. Smith will visit Der rela-
tives in Vicksburg, some time next month.
This will be Mrs Smiths first visit to her
former home since her marrige.
MIR. and Mrs. G. z. Messerly received
some Very handsome presents fer their
beautiful little babe, from this city and a
distaI CO, in honor of his first Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Flemming, who
have teen Housekeeping in the western part
of the city will shortly take up their
abode With Mrs. Trimmings mother on
West Third street.
-Mrs David Farnham, of Appleton
City, who came here 10 attend the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. Murphy, left for her
home Friday. She was accompanied by
Miss Jennie Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallie, who have
the sympathy Of the entire community In
the burning of their beautiful new house
on Broadway, are temporarily stopping
with Mr.. Rod Gallie.
Master Charles Bard end Miss Pearle
| Blocher were the recipients of the gold
medals presented by Miss Heath, of the
Montgomery school. for the best r.cita-
| tions.
Mr.. Peter Brandt, superintendent OF
the German NJ. Z. Sabbath school, recog-
nized the season very appropriately Christ.
mas eve, by presenting The school with a
handsome secretary and bookcase.
DIR. and Mrs. Lee Murray, of Holder:
were in this city yesterday, and dined with
their uncle, Sheriff Murray. They left on
the evening train for Greenridge, where
they will be the guests of Mr.. Murray's SIS
t~r.
Among those who will attend the
Worlds fair will be Mr. and Mrs. Will
L.. our, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. @. Stafford, MI. and Mrs. +. E.
Hoffman. Mrs. L. n. Guild and number
of others.
The opera of Pinafore which is to Il
given under the management OF Miss Ann
Allen, will not take Llace until January
18th. Miss Allen hes secured the services
e Mr.. Alberger, noted singer of Kansas
Civ, in addition to Miss Julia Smith. here
tofore spoken Of.
"A number of the young ladies, assisted
by the married ladies OF the city, propose
TO give leap year party rext Wednesday
e .ening. Ii is not decided as vet who the
-oung ladies' will be, as ii is said few hes
itate at the attendant expenses, but il will
Je given 'just the same" so il is asserted.
The Art and Loan exposition and re.
cepiion of the Y. NJ c. A. was a very en-
| ioyable feature of,laSt weeks ,musemeuts.
A large numter attended and the occasion
was made very pleasant The Loan ex-
position will close to- morrow night with a
program OF recitations and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Potter served an
elegant dinner Christmas day 20 about
thirty persons, including Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H.
Sr It'll and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beatlie. After
the dinner lovely Christmas tree was ex-
hibiied which bore many testimonials of
friendship and affection for those assem-
bled.
The Y. NJ. c. A. received a number of
Christmas donstions to their rooms and
library, among them being twelve volumes
of popular series temperance stories and a
handsome volume of ''Court and Cross"
from Mr.. L. Maxon, of St Louis; also a
fine edition of Chambers Universal
knowledge" in fifteen volumes from Mr..
L. L. Shue, of this city.
The friends of Miss M E. Richardson.
ia Warsaw have prepared a beautifully
word; address. testifying 10 her their
appreciation of her many laudable efforts
In the social and religious circle also, her
=: ly participation in all musical and lit
erary entertainments and with its deliy-
err, will present her tomorrow even
ing, with very handsome silver service.
Surely the young lady is to be congrstu-
lated on her good fortune.
The wedding OF Miss Mamie Leaning
and Prof. j. L. Holloway took place at the
residence OF Mr.. G. G. Hsrdcastle last week
in the presence of number of the immedi-
ate relatives and friends of the parties. A
very elegant supper was served by the &C
complished hostess, and large number of
handsome presents were received by the
newly welded Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway.
The bridal tour will embrace New Orleans
aud the Worlds Fair.