The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-05-20

The Ladies' Social club of the Catho-
lie church gave an entertainment at the
park Friday night, which was well attend.
ed. Strawberries and ice cream were
served, dancing was INDUCED in and gen.
eral good time was had.
Mrs. J. J. Frey and children and Miss
Ella Hall arrived from Little Rock, Ark,
last week. Miss Ella is much improved
in health and her friends trust that her in
valid days are amid the past. Mrs. Frey
and children viii remain some time as
guests of Mrs. John L. Hall.
The Sunbeam society met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Moses last
Monday night. A large number of guests
were present Cake and ices were served
and an unusually good programme was
given. The next meeting will take place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Whit
ney.
Rev. and Mrs. A. I'll. Stephens are in
McKeesport, Penn. Mr.. Stephens is at
tending the general assembly of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church. They will
be accompanied on their return by Mrs.
Stephens parents, Rev. and Mrs. Hender-
son, who have been spending the last
month in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Herbert Marean has Just finished
painting beveled mirror in a ruby velvet
! frame which has been much admired by all
who have seen it. The design is in wild
roses and snowballs while beautiful trop-
ical bird adds its picturesque brilliancy TO
the effect. The mirror is the property OF
Mrs. d. J. Temple.
The Ohio street Methodist church Ia
dies met at the residence of Mrs. Mary II.
Mclaughlin, last week, and INDUCED in
a carpet rag sewing, conversation, etc. The
occasion was pleasant as there were four
teen ladies present. The next meeting will
take place at the parsonage when Mrs. DIR.
Jones will be the hostess.
Equity lodge A. o. U. w gave fine
entertainment last Monday night at The
hall corner of Seventh and Ohio streets.
1t was gotten up under the auspices OF
Messrs Nichols and +. L. Blair and
large audience was present to enjoy the
occasion. Quite a programme OF music
and recitations was given, notable fea-
ture being an organ solo with violin ac-
compartment given by Miss Fannie Nc
Comas and her brother Mark. The latter
also contributed selection for the tambo-
rine which was well received.
The concert given by Miss M. +.
Clemmons and her pupils, at the opera
house, Friday night, was well attended and
the concert gave excellent satisfaction.
Misses Matte and Lille Bard gave some
very beautiful selections on the riano,
which received unlimited praise. The
former gave "Home, Sweet Home, as heard
in the waves" Her execution was fault
less indeed, and it really seemed that the
waves" were IT al, and their sobbing song
was told in a thousand harmonious ac-
cords Miss Lille gave polka caprice
entitled Awakening Spring" very timely.
The ladies and gentlemen of the Hen
nv Shaw Musical society, with the local So
Ioists who participated In the recent musi-
cal festival, gathered al the society hall,
Eleventh and Olive street, last Tuesday
night, and spent the evening pleasantly.
An impromptu musical programme was
given, followed by lunch of ice cream and
cakes, and winding up the sociable with
) dancing. Prof. Poppen, the efficient direc-
tor of the society, was presented with an
] encyclopedia of musical terms by his ap-
preciative pupils, and for which he re-
sponded briefly and feelingly. Among the
best selections rendered during the evening
were songs by Miss Julia Castle, Messrs B.
and E. Dierkes and duet by Misses Duf-
fry and Stroeggen. The occasion was one
of the pleassntest gatherings OF the Henry
Shaw society. which was never In more
harmonious and prosperous condition.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Mrs. NJ Hogue, who is at Eldorado
Springs, writes an interesting letter, in
which she says she met several Sedalisns
on her way to that point, among them
Messrs. Story, Arthur Stewart and Charlie
TAYLOR. These were left at Schell City
however, but after reaching the Spring:
she met Mr. Spencer, of this city. She
e also had the pleasure of meeting Col. and
Mrs. Davis, of Lexington, of whom she
D had heard Dr. Small speak, and was much
interested In their account of the beneficial
effect of the waters. Mrs. Hogue says she
is very comfortably located at the Grand
Central hotel, a new edi6ce under very
,, efficient management and closes by
saying that she goes to the SPRING
twice every day, and also INDUCES in the
bathing. She wishes a number of bel
Sedalia friends would visit the place, a
she thinks it not only beneficial but very
enjoyable.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
a The pupils OF rooms Nos. and 8, Sum
/ NIT school, Prof. Agey, principal, gave al
!. entertainment at the East Sedalia Baptis
. church, Friday night, consisting OF songs
. Rotations, etc fair audience was pres
. emit, and greeted the young participants T.
round after round of appreciative applause
The proceeds, in amount about S24, viii
be used for the purpose OF establishing
!, reference library for the school.
q NIRTH IN MAY.
: A most delightful party was given at tn
residence of Mr.. John Todd, two miles ives
s of this city, Thursday night. The amuse
= ments of the evening consisted of music
;. games, etc., and the large number of yoan
a people present had q grand time. Anon
those were Misses Lottie Scheer, Heste
Ellen, Hattie, Grace and Stella Ashworth
= Jennie Gillhardt, Emma Bumgaronel
- frankie Miller, Susie Sheldon, Till