The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

menls. Mamie received a number of
thoughtful and pretty little presents from
her young friends, and wall long remem-
Der the occssion. Among the guests were /:
Carrie and Minnie David, Minnie Lewmsn
and Jessie Blair. Several grown folks we're
present also. Among them Mrs. Dew
ereaux, Mrs. Al Ramsey, Mrs. Al Blair,
Miss Stella Knapp and Mr.. Lewman..
SUNBEAM SOCIETY
The Sunbeam society" Of the Congrega-
tional church met at the residence of Miss
Carrie Young, on Seventh street last Mon
day night and nd particularly interest
ing meeting. The programme of recita-
tieus, essays, mn.ie, etc, was carried cut 10
the Letter, and this, with The dis :ussion OF
light refreshments, msde up a very pleas
unable evening.
Among those present were: Mise, Anna
and Minnie Hahn, Sadie Moses, Lacy
Ainswor,h. Emma HILL, Ella Merlz, Sylvia
Sheldon, Flora Hale, May Gold. - Diehl,
of Citation. and Messrs Chas. West, George
and Frank Waller, John Hill. Gecrge
Pringev. Will West, Charles Farnham.
meet in two weeks st the residence .! J. NJ.
leEiL Oh
BIATHDAY PARTY.
Miss Belle HerrOld celebrated her birth
day last Friday night very delightfully."- at
the residence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Herrold, on Filth street.
A large number of her frieuds were pres
ent, and the merry company whiled the
time away very rapidly with music. games,
etc. Miss Belle was made the recipient al
a handsome dressing case, hand sac!el, nu-
meruus cards and other presents, and she
will long remember the event pleasantly.
A supper very elegantly prepared WIS
served, TO which full justice was accorded
Tn guests we're Misses May and June
Cobine, Addie Edgar, Addir West, Matte
Kennedy, Lena F4rnham, Flora Hatch,
Sallie Major. Stella Ellis, Caddie Hugh.e
lou Dtyo and Messrs Charles Talbot
Oh. Terry, Everett Fsrnham. Will Ham
~ey, Will Smell, Will Ellis, JOHN Hill
tieorge Waller, Jack Perry, Frank Hughes
aud - Chsstine.
EVENING PARTY.
A party was given at The residence OF
Mr. Louis DeuIsch, FRIDAY Il ght, in hon
or If Miss DollIs Deuisch aud Master Sole
Deutsch, which was pronounced 10y those
~ attendance a. being more than usually
Elegant. Tn residence Of NJ. Deutsch L.
commodious and arranged with view e.
large entertainments, ard the Young friend,
of Mss Dollie aud Mssier Sollie found
ample opportunity for indulgence in games
etc. Friemels band was In attendance also
and discOursed some sweet strains 10 which
he young and old danced.
A supp'r Was a'so served If rare excel
ence comprising everything that the mar
ket, the season and careful taste could sug-
gest.
Several gentlemen and ladies were pres
eni, as we'll Is he children. The former en-
loving themselves with billiards ETC., The
after with noting the merrimsnt Of youth
and hsppy hearts.
Amorg these were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.
Highleymsn, DIR and Mrs. J. w jackson.
Mrs. F. f. Hoffman. SIR and Mrs. A. j.
F'ieisc! man, Mrs Richard Ritter. Mrs. A.
K. EastOn, Misses Mary Bookwslter, Allie
Ritter. and Della Hardcastle. and Mrssrs.
Fred Guenther and Prof. Webb. Among
The young people were: Stella Nonrgom-
cry, May Gold, Lille Bsrd, Rose Houston,
Lille Conner, Stella Ieater. Lula Evans,
Blanche Lstour, LOItie Lyon, Opal
Mcmillan. Nora HOu1, Lille
Hardcastle, Carrie HinsdaIe, Viva Daniel,
Della Kingsbsker, Fannie Mayer, Anna
MertE, Minnie David. Josie Brown. Matte
Brown, Louise Bertbolf, and Masters Locke
and Willie Highleymsn. Charlie Iule,
Erney F.aIhaber, George Daily, Willir
Byler, Max Laupheimer, Arthur Morrill,,
Harry Mayer, Willie Houston. George
Montgomery and several others. After the
party was over Mr. and Mrs. Deniech sent
the gue,ts home in carriages. which had
been thoughtfully provided Tor The &C
essisa.