The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-18

| The ChautauQua circle met last Mon
day evening at the Office OF DR.. Shepherd
with good attendance. Another meeting
will take place tomorrow evening at the
same place, but it is probable that the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will soon be secnred for their
meetings.
The principal of one of New York's
finishing schools for young ladies, teaches
her pupils the art of slumbering presents
| bly-that is, not to have their hair care
lessly arranged, to sleep with their mouths
closed so as not to ''snore," wear q neat
night dress and by ali means discard night
caps.
A fancy way for trimming sleeves
with V shaped inserted piece is seen, and
in cloth dresses this may be of basket-woven
braids, and extend from the srmhole to q
point just above the elbow. There are
also wool bssques with velvet sleeves put
in to match the vest and lower skirt OF
cloth dresses.
"A very pleasant nutting picnic was par
ticipat. in last "Wednesday by party OF
ladies from this city consisting of Mrs. &
H. Moses, Misses Sadie Moses, - Birds
all, Minnie Fenwick, Josie Wright, Anna
sterner sex. presumably taken along to
'lug" the baskets.
"A new kind of entertainment has
sprung up in New York society which
promises to afford considerable amusement
and pleasure to those who take part In il.
Ii is phrenology. Some people know of
intends the coming winter TO
give "phrenologic. parties; that is, to
have a phrenologist come to their houses
and amuse their friends by feeling the
protuberances on the craniums of those
who will submit to il.
"A special novelty 10 ladies' vests is to
cut square of four or FIVE inches just b.
low the high standing collar, and fill this
in with a cravst knot of satin or of velve..
This knot may be Of poppy red velvet on
blue vest or pale blue satin on an ecru vest,
or of bright yellow japanese Grape on q
bronze vest. The high collar is made of
the material of the vest, and the finish is
given By fold OF double etsmine or white
canvas being worn instead of collar,
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAL
The young peoples social of the First
Presbyteria an church, which was held at
the residence of Mr.. Abraham Meyer last
Friday night was largely attended. Sew
eral recita,ions were given by the young
ladies and these, with the serving OF re-
freshments and the awarding of q premium
for the best cake baked by one of the young
ladies, served 10 pass a most enjoyable
evening.
Miss Minnie Potter was the winner of
the premium, Me danes John Montgomery,
5. K. Irwin and h. Berry being the judges
PARTIES.
An enjoyable party in honor Of Mr..
Albert Hoberecht, Of Boonville. was given
at the residence of Mr.. Herman Hoberecht
last Friday night, on Mill street. About
twenty -fve psrsons were present and the
time wSs whiled rapidly away with games
and the psrtsking of refreshments.
A dancing party wss given a, the new
residence of Mr.. Frank Stotts on South
Kentucky street, last Friday evening. 1t
was a regular house warming and all en-
joyed il much.
"A socisl dancing party was given at
the residence of Mr.. J. ii. Siehe last Tues
day night by his daughter, Miss Emma.
About twenty-five guests were present, very
choice refreshments were served and q gen.
ersl good time was had BY all.
"A pleasant dancing party was given
at the re.idence of Mr.. Henry Young, on
Pacific street, last Friday night, which was
participated in by large number of young
people of both sexes.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss May Wheeler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs ID. Y. Wheeler, celebrated her tenth
birthday yesterday in q most charming
manner. Refreshments were served, and
the young guests whiled the time away in
number of youthful and enjoyable games.
Among those present were, Misses Gertie
Fleischmsnn, Mabel Beiler, Mamie and
Flora Mackey, Noye Easton, Beth Nc
Laughlin, Carrie Bsbcock, Eda Faulhsber.
Irene Temple, Zippie McDougsl, Cora
Nance, Dol Deutsch, Maude Ross, Fan
ME and Matte Buckner, Della Kalfus,
Mabel Clute and Pnkie McNulty.
SURPRISE PARTY.
One of the pleasantest surprise parties |
of the season took place last Friday night, |
at the residence of Mr.. d A. Clarke, on
Seventh street, in honor of his sister-in law
Miss Alice Sullins. The young lady was
indeed surprised, but recovered In a very
short time sufficiently to make the guests
very welcome and also enact the part OF a
consfderate End kindly hostess. Thanks to
Miss Sullins' sister, Mrs. d. A. Clark,
vcy choice refreshments of cake, fruits
and ices were served and all enjoyed the oc-
casion much. Among the guests were:
Miss Annie Jackson, Dsvie Bonker, Leo
Birdie Clark, Picnic High
leyman, Ernest Heaton, Grant Menifee,
George Mcintosh, John Hicks aad others.
WEDDINGS ELSEWHERE. [,
DREW-UTT.
At $50 Wednesday evening, Austin L.
III Me- Tee -. /