The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-02

know that she restad we'll during The great
er part of yesterday and while il is impos-
slble to predict the result yet, all hope
for the best.
The cantata gwen last Thursd ay,
Thanksgiving evening, entitled "Under
the Palms" at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooIns in
the new Hills building was success soc
tally and financially. The cantata was
under the direction OF Prof. Chance the &C
complished music teacher, of Mrs. Miller's
Broadway Seminary and very ably did he
perform his duties.
was very appropriately celebrated las!
Tuesday evening at the family residence
by large number of the relatives and
friends OF himself and estimable wife. A
very elegant supper was carefully prepsr-
ed 10 which all did enjoyable justice.
Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Maggard, Mrs. B.
Morton. Mrs. Milton Hume, Mrs. Charles
Carney, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maggsrd and
Others.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hulland enter
tanned number of friends at their resi-
dence, corner of Cooper and Monitesu
slreeIs last Friday night, very pleasantly.
serving refreshments of cake, fruits and
confectionery, and otherwise adding 10 the
comfort of their guests. Games and the
light pleasant chat which usually accom-
panies social intercourse was INDUCED In
and the company went to their homes in
cheerful spirit The guests were Misses
Leda Riukle, FaUnie White, Fannie Allen,
Lille Rinkle, Kate Harvey, Lula Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Jordan, Mrs Carrie
Oliver, Messrs. White Geo. Often, james
Jackson, Joe. Weyant, Will Teufel, Reno
McGhee and John Shoemaker.
CHILDREN's PARTY.
A pleasant little party Of sweet little
lassies was given by Miss Flora Mackey
yesterday afternoon, which, notwithstsnd-
ing the Indictment weather, was well enjoyed
by all. The young guests who passed The
time with games. etc, were Maude Ross,
Cora Nance, Maude Nance, Laura Morey,
Beth Mclaughlin, Maggie Johns, Mabel |
Beiler, Irene Temple, Fannie and Matte |
Buckner, May Wheeler, Fannie Bard, Susie |
Lacy, ZippIe Mcbougsll, Lucy Harris, |
Noye Easton, Hazel Easton, Lille Hous-
ton, Grace Sneaker, Edith FaUlhaber,
Louise and May Montgomery and Others.
mhSDlNG'
Mr. Joseph Warren is respected |
grain dealer of Smilhton and also a Wild
over, that is, he has been a widOwer, but |
by the time this reaches his old friends and |
neighbors, he will be a widower no longer |
for this morning he will have taken upon
himself once more the VOWS of matrimony.
The bride to be, is Mrs. Georgia Coleman
and tie marriage ceremony will be per-
formed at her residence in Warrensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren will reach this city
in time 10 partake of an elegant dinner
which will be served at the residence OF
MIR. .. III. COe and thence proceed to their
future home in Smiihton. The BAzoo con-
graduates Mr.. and Mrs. Warren.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
A pleasant party of young people met
asst Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr.. John Todd. three miles west of this
,Ity, In honor of Miss Anna and Mr. Nav
luIter, sister and brother of Mrs. Todd.
Dancing, music aud games were happily
lntermlugied and The pleasure OF the &C.
casiCn was increased by the kindly hospi-
ality OF the host and hostess.
Al midnight very tastsfullY arranged
and well provided supper was served, TO
which the gues;s did ample justice.
Among those present were Misses Anna
Mawh urter, frankie Miller, Silvia Shell
ION, Fannie Owens, Anna Hahn, Carrie
Dung, Mande Tritt, Hester Alien. Ella
Hickman, Lottie Scheer, snd Messrs. Nav
lurter, Joan Hill, Frank Waller. Frauk
?. Spann, George Stewart, J. \. Bonmap,
sam Turner, Vim. Miller and J. Taylor
FRIDAY NIGHTS"
"A large number Of young people as.
embed at the residence OF Mr.. J. W Klein
m seventh street last Friday evening and
'assed the time away most delightfully."-
Nth music, dancing, games and The par
aking Of light refreshments. Mrs. KLEIN
Dd Miss Cornelia klen were agreeable
Ostesses and the merry hearted guests
ppseciated their efforts In making them
ave an enjoyable time. These social
leetings will take place every Friday {
light at different residences during the
Il ter, and ii is expected they will all be {
leasanl. Among the number of invited {
uests most of whom we're present, were
Kisses Nellie Williams, Stella Ellis, Mamie .
.ymall, Lizzie Rymsll, Hattie Meyer, :
allie Durham, Clara Ellis, Maud Fritz.
latte Mcclellan, Davie Bouker, Hattie %,
lliolt. Birdie Clark, Clara Spencer, Carrie 1
CUng, Julia Bear, Mamie Dunkler, Josie
ost, Messrs. Charles Durham, Frank
ennedy, Bert Gerard, Claude Burgess, C
ydney Cartwright, Willie Highleyman,
NJ. Marshall, c. J. Chastine, George r
LsTour Gerard, John Hartshorn
nd a number of others.
RECEPTION. y
A large number of the so-called soci-
y people of this ci,y assembled a; the park c
otel last Friday night to do honor to the
tely welded Mr.. and Mrs George Gal
-eaIh, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Boutwell, and +
Ir. and Mrs. f. w. Hatch.
The several brides were handsomely at u
rcd, Mrs. Boutwell, appearing in dress
pale blue ottoman silk and velvet bro s;
de; Mrs. Galbreath In white velvet and
'ocade; Mrs. Hatch in current satin and a
sIvet brocade with court train.
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