The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
Society Elsewhere.
CLINTON.

Society Elsewhere.
CLINTON.
Miss Leslie Stewart, of Lucas, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Euga Dunscombe is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 10. Williams
Miss Hattie Fewel, who has bern
studying art in Clinton with A. s. Cory,
returned to Windsor this morning.
The w. c. t. L. will meet in the lee
ture room OF the Baptist church Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Ladies earnestly
invited to attend.
Mr. Daniel Hutchinson, one of Henry
county's old time farmers, with his family
leaves tonight for Nebraska, wher. ,h,y
expect TO make their future home. Mr. H..
has resided in this county for over fifteen
years.
MoBERLY.
Miss Helen Babcock, OF Trenton, No.,
and Mr.. Thomas Davidson, OF Oakland,
Cal, are guests of Mrs. j. 3. Stephens.
The draymen are determined 10 have
one of the grandest parties ever given IN
Moberly at their ball on the 18th of April.
Tile managers of the VIVID Dancing
club are making grand preparations tor the
first annual ball on the 18th lust. They
will spare neither trouble or expense in
making this the grand even, OF the season,
The carnival Tuesday night a; the
roller skating rink was one OF the most en-
! IL dsiastic ard largely attended enler:air-
mcnis ever given in Moberly. The sealing
capacity was not sufficient to accommodate
the spectators, and the msSkers were 81 nu-
merous as TO make IL a difficult matter TO
make a studied observation of al as they
rapidly glided around the floor arrayed in
their groteque and glittsring costumes
PARsONS.
Crystal wedding next week.
Miss Tenie Smith left last Tuesday
for trip 10 Hannibal
The last club dance of the season will
be given on Friday evening, March DIST.
Miss Emile De Mar has returned from
Junction City, where she has Jeen visiting
her sister.
j. W. Wilson organized n Ladies anu
Knights OF Honor lodge at Usage Mission
Saturday night.
There was a meeting of the WOman's
Foreign Missionary society of the VI. +.
church Wednesday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Dad Fellows of the city are max
ing preparations for a social and banquet
AT their hall ON the evening OF April 26.h,
the sixty fifth anniversary Of the ord III
America.
The children Of l.. J. Steel had psr;y
at his residence on the corner o. Sven
tenth street and Belmont avenue, Tuvsday
afternoon, and the Ii tie ones had gay
time.
Angel Matthewson and Mrs. Angus
tus Wilson have be II appointed 10y the
State Barthuldi association q commist-E to
raise money heIe for the statue III New
York City.
The Young Ladies Reading club were
the guests of Miss Oracle Edwards, at the
residence of Mrs. L. H. Cunningham, on
Thursday afternoon. Subjects: John
Evelyn" Isaac Walton" and samuel
Epys."
CALIFORNIA.
Miss Letitia Craig, of Upton. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Benton Bros
Jus, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Pres. Harrison, accompanied by
her son Evan, of knobnOster, Is visiting
relatives and friends in California, this
week.
Charley Victor, of Linn, departed Tor
Sedalia, Tuesday. He expresses regrets In
leaving his manv friends in this county,
but says we may look for him back this
fall.
s1There was neat little social at The
Z
gathering of quite number OF CalifJrGla's
society young ladies and gentlemen.
HOLDEN.
Miss Nora Donaldson, after a protract-
ed visit of months in this city, returned TO
home in Seymour, Indiana, last week. She
was O favored member of society during
her stay in Holden, AMI many friends re-
gret her departure.
Miss Dora Easily has returned from
several weeks visit in Cass county.
Mrs J. w. Weathers and Mrs. w. p.
Brobecg have returned from their visit to
Joplin.
Mrs. Samuel Hsckett went to Nevada
last week on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Eva Metcalfe returned to her
home in this city. from school at Colum-
bia, Wednesday evening.
Miss NJ. Austin and Miss Birfie
Leach took dinner at the Talmage, Sunday,
as the guests of K. c. Msssie and wife.
"A social hop at the opera house last
Thursday evening was attended by about
eighteen or twenty couples of our dancing
people, and much enjoyed.
Miss BESSIE Barter, daughter of Ed
itor Nat Barter, OF Nevada, was in the city
Sunday, visiting her uncle and aunt, w. f.
Pierce and wife-M-s. Pierce going home
with her Sunday evening and returning
Tuesday.
NEVADA.
Miss Maud Graves is visiting Miss
Ethel Pitcher.
q WalL,ar III