The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26

MIS- i. T. DeDreiI, corner OF seventh snu
Engineer streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Botsford, of Cold
Springs, Connecticut, will In arrive in this
city next Tuesday and be the guest OF Mrs.
Russell Jennings, on Fourth street.
Rev. Beattie was expected home from
his eastern trip last night. Mrs. Beattie
will not return until September and will
then bring her mother, Mrs, Smith, of Ohio,
with her.
Mrs. J. r. Barrett. Miss Anna Bar
rett and Miss Dietzel a companionable and
intelligent young lady of San Francisco,
returned from Sweet Springs Wednesday
evening.
Miss Gertie Van Camp, OF Sedalia,
sister of the accomplished teacher of vocal
music, Miss Mabel, came down last Satur-
day, and is visiting here this week.-War-
saw Times.
Miss Anna Allen has returned from
the east, where she took lessons in music
under some OF the most prominent teachers,
aud has rooms at the residence of Mrs. j.
<. johnson, on Broadway.
MIR. and Mrs. T. T. Magee will go to
Cynthiana, Kentucky about the middle of
October, where the relatives of Mrs. Magee
reside and where it is altogether probable
they will locate permanently
Miss Julia Castle, who is at present
teaching, with the aid of Miss Mabel Van
Camp, class In vocal music in Warsaw,
will return to ST. Louis In the fall where
she will continue he- musical studies.
"A surprise party was given at the resi-
dauco ~ Mics Penn, Kaitlov IN anime
street last Friday evening. A large num-
Der OF guests were present, an elegant sup
per partaken OF, and dancing INDUCED in.
Miss Nellie Ingram will leave here
about the Goth of September for New
York and from that point accompany her
cousin, Miss Grimshaw to Leeds, England.
Miss Nellie will not return before next
spring.
Mrs. L. ID. Palmer, corner OF Broad
way aud Engineer streets, gave pleasant
party to q large number OF young friends
yesterday afternoon. Light refreshments
OF cake, fruits and a general good time was
had.
Miss Lena Gsllie has returned from the
Cincinnati College Of Music. Miss
Gsllie recently visited friend in Lexing
ton, Kentucky, and sang at concert in
that city. Many praises were lavished
upon Eer magnificent contralto voice.
Mrs. E. Kent and daughter Miss
lydia Kent, who have been summering at
points in Indiana, were last heard from at
Terre Haute, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Kent's eldest daughter, Mrs. Seilor.
They do not expect to return before the
lst OF September.
The Jaynes party including DR.. John
Trader aud daughter Miss Hattie Belle, Twill
retura from their northern trip next
Wednesday. Col. Jayues is said to sleep
we'll and has enjoyed the fishing and other
I Measurable features Of the journey yee..y
much.
The society young men of this city
Wiz give dsnc;ng party at Sicher's park,
next Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Rosalie Shields, OF Independence. who is
The guest of Miss Isabel Daniel, Miss Lii
lin Machette, OF Boonville, and Miss Gar
rett. who is the guest Of Mrs. Van Dyne, |
on Broadway.
Miss Mary Mense, who with a party of |
81. Louis friends has been sojOurning a,
Sweet Springs, expects to reach this city to- |
morrow or Tuesday, where she will spend |
wo weeks with her sister Mrs. p. q. Stat |
ord. Miss Mary is intelligent, and cul
ured and the BAzoo wishes her a pleasant |
';sit.
"A large entertainment was given at the /
e>Idence OF Mr.. L. 4. Porter at Beaman /
aSt Thursday evening. Some me music
Sasirendered during the evening By Prof.
iregg and wife of this city. Refreshments
Tere served and pleasant time generally
njoyed. A number of guests were present
rom Sedalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hardcastle. who
re Housekeeping on Lamine street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth, entertained a pleas
nt company last Thursday evening in
Onor OF their nieces, Misses Mary Meet
nd Mary Leaning. Refreshments were
eryed at 10 o'clock, music was rendered,
nj altogether the affair was most enjoy
bic one.
An exceedingly pleasant party was
wen last Mondny evening at the residence
Miss Fannie Ovens, in honor of her
usin, Louis Gettys, of 81. Louis. Re-
eshments We're served and the time ran
- wNilei sway. The guests were Misses ,
.alie and Hattie Mcclellan, Sylvia Shell. !
IN, Tillie, Knophi, Lille Shanks, Dovie :
I'd Berthe Rubey and Messrs. John and
harlie Moore, Charles White. Lon Heath. j.,
1ipman, Maddus, Willett Merri6eld and 4
hers. 80
Mrs. John Walmsley entertained few {
lends, in honor of Grandma Miller. AT a =
easant tea last Wednesday evening. at her
'me. The floral decorations were very
ndsome, and the sffair was much en- <
yed. Among the guests were Mrs. Judge
Grandma Kullmer, NJ. Mar. =
q, I. K. Potter, &. Ritter and others. y
BIRTHDAY PARTY. p
A pleasant birthday party was given b
sterday at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Palmer, corner of Broadway and y
igineer streets, in honor of their little v
eyear.old daughter. Among the chill. =
en- present were Mary and Alice Russell. o.
ary Hickman, Belle Wills, Stella and =