The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-15
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Mrs E. q. Cassidy last Thursday after
noon and had an exceedingly pleasant
time Mrs. Cassidy served her guests with
choice refreshments. of which all partOok
with pleasure. The guests were M-stames
J. NJ Pilkington, T. ID. Quinn, + Hurley,
w Mckinley. I. O'Conneil, J. =. Latfer,y,
w. Wallace, T. Moffett and VI. Riley. The
society made arrangements TO give calico
bali at the park April 18th. The next
meeting of the society will take place al
the residence of Mrs. p. OConnell, next
Tuesd ay.
BIRTHDAY PARITY.
Quite a large number OF young folks
cOugregated at the residence of Mr.. }. l..
Wood, No 3l3 West Main street, yester-
day afternoon. in honor of the eleventh
birthday of his daughter Ida Belle. The
entertainment consisted of games, a sump
tuoLs supper of cakes, pies, nuts, cOniec-
| tionery of many kinds, etc, and that the
Young guests enjoyed themselves net ded
out glance at their happy faces to deter
mine. Owing 10 the weather a number OF
those invited were unable To be present,
but those who dared this were well repaid,
among them being Irene Temple, Josie
Hickman. Nellie Ross, Mabel and Florence
Gold, Clara Smith, Eddie Tucker, Herbert
Hamilton and Others. Altogether the
affair was enjoyable and it is to be hoped
Miss Ida Belle will live to celebrate
many like occasions.
SOCIAL PARTY.
A very pleasant party took place last
| Friday evening AT the residence OF George
Bonker, corner of Fourth and Hancock
streets, in honor of Miss Mary Daugherly,
of New York The amusements of the
evening consisted In dancing music, etc.
Miss Mamie Bonker favored he guests
with a very enjoyable recitation, while Miss
Matte PEBBLES, OF Carthage, and Miss
| Bertha Scott rendered some vocal selections
in very fine manner.
Taken altogether the occasion was
most delightful one, and those present
united In saying so. Present were Misses
Matte PEBBLES. Bertha Scott, Jessie and
Bessie Hendricks, Mamie Bonker, Dora
Bonker, Aggie Moor, Mary Dausherty,
Birdie Clark aud Messrs Eugene Pollard,
John Alcorn, Thomas Pelcher, of Near
thur. +. D. ShOckey, of Cincinnati, ChaS.
Clark, c. Beldin, Eek Seman, Nelson De,
moriest and others.
CAhEN ILL PARIf
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Latour entertained 4
number of guests at their residence on Ohio
street Friday evening in honor of Miss
Cora Wheelock, of Dowagisc, Michigan,
very handsomely. Miss Wheelock is a
cousin of Mrs. Latour and has been spend
ing the winter with her. During her stay
she has won many friends and the enter
tainment will commemorate hef near de-
parture for her home.
A tastefully arranged supper was served
and the quests were remem bered with sOuy-
enirs of fragrant flowers. Dancing, music
etc., whiled the time and the occasion was
most enjoyable to all present. Among
these were Misses Anna Allen, Sue Evans,
Minnie Barrett, Mabel and Gertie Van
Camp of Michigan, Belle Hall, Eliza
johnson, Mary Buchwalter, Isabel Daniels,
Birdie Brent of Boonvilie, Eva Johnson,
Kate Faulhaber, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs Gladhill, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Lyon, Messrs. Robinson, Rockwell, Small.
Jackson, Guenther, Snedaker, Kehoe,
Beck, Ilgenfritz, Donohoe, Maltby and
Lamy.
PLEASANT WEDDING,
The wedding of Miss Sallie NJ. Hutch.
iuSOD anu MI. l.. v. ware, VI Ie1lHSlOn,
Kentucky, took place at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. F.
Hutchinson, five miles east of this city last
Thursday evening. Rev. w S. Gill was
the officiating minister. There were be-
tween seventy-6ve and one hundred guests
present. Miss Rose Besley, of this city,
furnished the wedding march for the occA-
sion. The attendants were Misses Lou
Hutchinson and Mr. J. G. Williams, the
latter of Smithton, Miss Jennie Hsrlin, of
Otteryille, Mr.. Ben Porter, If Beaman.
Many rich presents were rendered the hap
by couple, among them Mrs. q. b. Norton,
of this city giving an arAsene painted table
scarf, Mrs. j. B. Hall, vases and flower
stand, Miss Lille Gibson, silver dish. The
newly welded, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ware. left
for Louisville, Cincinnati, and other points
in the east. They were accompanied by
Miss Lou Hutchinson, of Beaman and Mr..
J. V. Ware, of Kentucky. Alter an alb
sence of few weeks they will return and
take up their residence in Greenridge,
where Mr.. Ware will engage in the hard
ware business.
The BAzOo joins with their friends in
wishing them success, prosperity and hap
pinesS.
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