The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-05

suecttuliy solicited. We want a vivacious, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbOr-
co amunicstions to Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
BAzoo Office, Sedalis. Mo-
SEDALIA.
Mrs. A. p. Espenchied went to St.
Luis last week.
Mrs. Clare L. Welch left for Parsons
Friday where she will make brief stay.
Mrs. II. Sage and daughter, Miss Ella,
sre spending Sunday with relatives at
Joplin.
Miss Cora Wheelock, of Dowagiac,
Michigan, is the guest of her cossins, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Latour.
-Mayor Messerly and wife dined with
Miss Lena Gsllie at the Grand Central ho-
tel, in Cincinnati on the 9th.
Mrs. Sallie Anthony, of Aurora Springs,
who has been visiting friends here for some
weeks, left for her home yesterday, by way
of Jefferson City.
The Chautauqua circle, ii will be re-
nembered, meet at the residence of Mr..
w. A. Fast, north east corner of Fifth and
Hancock streets tomorrow night.
The committee on constitution and BY
laws of the lately formed musical union,
or musicale" will meet at the residence OF
Mrs NJ. Donohoe tomorrow evening.
Miss Anna Walker, daughter of Judge
Walker, a pleasant and companionable
Young lady of Upton, was the guest of her
friend Miss Matte Harker, of this city this
week.
Miss Carrie Roper, is reported TO be
Ill al her present home in Michigan. Late
news however received by her morher dc
not pronounce her illness of a serious
nature.
Mrs. w. D. Ilgenfritz, who has been
making quite an extend, d visit with beT
mother, Mrs. McNair, of ST Louis, is eX
pected to return to her home In this city
this week.
The Thespians will give the popular
play of "Willow Copse" two weeks from
next Tuesday, and as it is being carefully
rehearsed, it will, no doubt, prove very en-
tertsining.
A large number of the masters anC
misses patronized the skating rink at tn,
park yesterday afternoon and had in tn
language of one small "dudine," a perfect,
immense time.
Misses Belle Hall and Sallie Potter
will assist Mrs. Barrett at her reception t.
be given next Tuesday evening, in homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Smith. The hour
will be from FIVE o'clock until seven.
The sewing society of the NJ. z
church meet next Thursday afternoon a
the residence of Mrs. II. q. Jackson, and a
their affairs are usually very pleasant it i
expected that this one will be no exception
Miss Anna Isbell who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs. j. A
DAVIS and who has won an enviable plac
in the friendship of her acquaintance here
left Yesterday for her home in Champagne
Illinois.
Miss Jennie Bstterton, the popula
Young teacher at Kirkwood, Mo-, is tn
guest of friends in this city. She return
to the scene of her duties this morning
accompanied by Miss Hattie Marvin, VIII
will make her brief visit.
Mrs d. H. Temple, gave pleasant SC
ciable last Monday night, to the member
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, a
her residence, corner Seventh and Lamln
streets. A large number OF persons wer
present, and handsome sum wss realize
toward the building of the new church Of
the corner of Usage and Seventh streets.
The streets yesterday were thronge
with pedestrians, the ladies especially bein
out in full force. The day was one of sur
shine and the streets were quite passabl'
SO that even the little children could EMO
the promenade and the pleasure of havin
on their pretty clothes. 1t is however a
unpleasant fact that in an exact ratio I
the ladies and children the street loafe
held his own on the corners and In ID
pauses of turning over his tobacco CON
mented on the passers with the treeGoT
born of carefully cultivated audacity.
An organization looking toward mus
cal and literary matters in the way of sc
cial pastime, was effected last Thursda
evening, at the study of Rev. g. a. Bea
tice. pastor of the First Presbyteria
church, corner of Broadway and Obi,
Programme will be arranged, and it
expected many pleasant hours will result
About sixty persons were present at th
meeting, and the occasion was a yer
pleasant one. The next meeting will tai
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ia
Clute, on Broadway.
Word reached this city yesterday TIL
Miss Mittie Coffman, a very winsome your
lady, who visited Miss Matte Kennedy,
this city, last summer, is lying at the pol
of death at her home in Warrensbur
This news will be received with regret
those who had learned to love her durir
her stay here. but for her relatives the bic
will be indeed heavy one, as she was b
seventeen years of age, and her life's pror
ise was full of white blossoms and gold,