The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-15

the new year and who has many friends
here, will 90 TO EstIll to-day, whore she
will be the guest of Mrs. Will Estill and
Miss Clifie Estill.
Miss Lille Gibson, who has for some
time been known as a popular and efficient
teacher in the Franklin school of this CITY.
has been transferred to the Broadway
school, and will take charge of No. ] in
lieu of Mrs. J. B. Wilcox resigned.
MIR. and Mrs. T. III. Lewis, who have
been spending the past five months in Phil
adelphia, returned to this city last Thurs
day evening. Mr. Lewis has since gone to
Fort Scott, but Mrs. Lewis sill remain in
The city about two weeks, the guest of
| friends.
Miss Bette Waddell, who mas been the
guest of friends in this city for the past two
weeks, will return TO her home in Lexing-
ton, Mo-, tomorrow. She is a very pleas
ant and intelligent young lady, and is
very welcome addition to the social circle
in this city.
Miss Anna Messerlv, who attended her
brothers wedding in Springfield, Ill on
the 3rd instant, and then visited friends
and relatives in St. Louis and California.
Mo-, will return to her home in this city
this evening
The Catholic ladies are working very
industriousIy for the fair, which is TO take
pare at Smiths hall next "Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. James Glass
has just finished an elegant tan-color-d
satin table scsrf, with a cardinal velvet
border and richly embroidered in arasene
4 number of other articles have also been
prepared, and the occasion promises much
pleasure.
"A very enjoyable surprise party was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Hurley last Thursday evening by num-
Der OF their friends under the leadership of
Mrs. James Hanlev and Mrs James Glass.
Salads, elegantly served. refreshments of
meats, fruits, cakes and coffee were served
and the time was soon very merriIy
whiled away. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley are
popular as entertainers, both being very
agreeable and intelligent people, and while
surprised, they made their guests none the
less welcome in their new commodious and
well appointed home.
The leap year ball still excites much
comment among the gentlemen as well as
the ladies, and all are loud in their praises
OF the various committees who did their
work so we'll. These committees were com-
posed of the following ladies: Mrs. Geo.
I. Brown, Mrs. Col. E,Gy, Mrs. c. p.
Brown, Mrs c. c. Hardca>lle, Misses Eva
Gentry, Della Hardcastle, Anna Richard !
son, Ollie Black, Eva johnson, Mrs. J ID. |
Russell and Mrs. Louis Deutsch. In set
Ting up the actual cost of everything, in |
clndiDg supper, dsncing, music, etc, it was
ascerttined that there was not ONLY enough |
money furnished by the ladies to cover ex- 1,
penses but 4 small sum left which will be |
turned over TO The poor fund.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last Tuesday was the eighteenth birth |
day of Master Jack Perry and large num- |
Der OF his young friends assembled at the |
family residence 10 help him in fitting |
celebration.
A supper consisting of many choice deli |
cscis was served and with games and dane !
ing, the young people had ga perfectly
glorions time"
Among the guests were: Misses Flo
Hatch, May and Julia Cobine, Gertie Faul- |
haber, Oracle Mathews, Addie West, Carrie |
Hughes and Masters Eruie Fauhaber. |
George Cummings, Frank Hughes, Lee
Byler, Will Ellis and Rolla Hughes.
LEAP YEAR BALL
The leap year ball which was given at
the park last Thursday night, was one of !
the most enjoyable affairs which hiss ever
been given In this city. The ladies were
gallant and displayed an amount OF care
and thought for their fair % partners
which elected the admiration of all be-
holders. The dress OF both gentlemen and
ladies Was particularly effective and taste
ful, and the dancing and supper were most
enjoyable. About thirty couples were pres
emf, and everything passed of in the most
harmonious manner.
LUNCHEON.
Mrs. A. p. Morey gave a number OF her
lady friends an entertainment Friday after
noon, in the shape OF a luncheon, which
was very pleasant Tue lubch was preitily
served and consisted of the usual viands
which an excellent hostess provides for like
occasions. Among the guests were Mrs
J ID. Temple Mrs. p. Il. Stafford. Mrs. J.
d. Cobine, Mrs. 5. b. Sturtevant, Mr.. n.
Guild, Mrs. A. w. Perry and many others
WELCOMED HOME
Mrs. S. f Cotton and Mrs. NJ. f. Smith.
daughters of Gen. Smith, the founder of
this city, returned to their home here Fri
day evening. The ladies have been spend
ing the last three years at jersey Heights,
New Jersey, but are very much pleased to
return TO their old home Their MANY :
friends are glad TO extend to them hearty I
welcome and rejoice that their stay will
not be a brief one. A few intimate friends I
assembled at their residence Friday even
ing and had The house, which hiss been I
closed for some time, thoroughly warmed
and lighted and supper prepared. These
we're Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wilkinson, Mrs.
John Hall, Mrs. l.. c. Glessner and Miss
Allie Chappelear.
MAYOR MESSERLY.
A letter received from Mayor Meseerly
says he and his bride are having
an elegant visit In New Orleans. where
Mrs. Messerly has a number of friends.
They will probably not return TO this city