The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-09
THE SOCIAL NEW YEAR

in all this broad land. The social new
Year has come, and the change from dull
summer, with it sitting heat and inactivity,
is noticeable on every hsnd-in the chang
ing tints of the forest; 10 the brighter, and
fresher, and gsyer steps of revived human
ity: in the very air There is peculiar
charm-a fascination-in this changing OF
the season. The social existence, which
has lain dormant during the long, sultry
days of the past two or three months,
throws of its lethargy and springs into
quick and active life. Brighter colors are
seen on every hand gay shouts and silvery
laughter fall on ones ears like the tinkling
of tiny bells; the birds are singing their
farewell songs ere taking their flight to
the land OF "Ever Summer" and nil the air
with their melody.
The social world is awake to the change.
Already balls, parties and social gatherings
have been and are to be. The smQsere. =
world, too, is astir, the Inaugural event of
the season occurring yesterday afternoon
and evening, at the opera house. Other
entertainmeIts will follow in rapid success
sion, and will be attended by the elite in
al! the fnery Of a Partisan belle or Fifth
Avenue swell. The dry goods store, with
al, has become center of attractions, and
with its ribbons, aud laces, and varying
colors and shade, drawing an eager army of
worshipers at Its shrine.
September has come, and with it new life
and activity for Fashions devotees. The
season bears promise, at this early day, of
being q very happy one, and the BAzoo
wishes that il may
sEDALIA.
Mrs. Vic Shaw l. slowly recovering.
Miss Agnes Harris left Tuesday for
Cincinnati.
Mrs. D. II. Smith visited friends in St.
Louis last week.
Miss frankie Miller has returned from
trip to Colorado.
Miss Kittie Kidd visited friends in
Boonville last week.
Miss sallie Porter returned from St.
Louis on Friday evening.
Miss Sue Parberry returned last Tues
day night from Colorado.
"A number of Sedalia ladies are attend
ing the St. Louis exposition.
Miss Fannie Rsmey, of Louisiana,
Mo-, is visiting the Misses Ruby.
Miss Mirism Davis, of KirBsville, ar
rived in the city last Wednesday.
Mr.. Everett Farnham visited in APP
pleton City last Sunday and Monday.
Misses Gertie and Mabel Van Camp
leave to morrow for their home in Mich
igan.
Miss Maud Tritt, OF Sedalia, is visit.
ing Miss Stella Vandyke.-Brownsville
Herald.
Mrs Dimmitt, Of Rocheport, Mo-, is
in the city visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ella
Holman.
Mrs II. Fl. Marean will return to the
city this evening from few days visit in
the country.
Miss May Gold returned last Monday,
from q two weeks visit with friends at
Green Ridge.
MIR. Louis Flaven, brother of Miss
Mary Flaven, and late of San Diego, Col,
is in the city.
Mrs. Deane, nee Clara Allen, of Nc
Pherson, Kansas. is in the city, the guest
of her parents.
MIR. Al Fernald, of Kansas City, for
merly OF Sedalia, arrived in the city Friday
on visit to friends.
Mrs. Smith. and daughter, Mrs. Laura
McLarren, left yesterday for visit with |
friends at Appleton City.
Miss Fannie Norris, OF st. Louis, a |
teacher of elocution In the university, ar
rived in the city last Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlie Mclaughlin left Tues
day night for St. Louis, where she will
visit friends for week or ten days.
Miss Rosalie Shields, who was the
guest of Miss Isabel Daniels, returned to
her home in Columbia last Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Fisher, who has been on an
extended visit to relatives at Bath, n. Y,
returned home Thursday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Skinner, of the
Indian territory, are guests of relatives in
Sedalia, having arrived Thursday.
Miss Sarah Schwab and Mr.. Bob Ma
jor, of Windsor, will be united in marriage,
at that place next Wednesday evening.
Misses Mckinney and Smith, of
Boone county, are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Flsven Mcclure, on Seventh street.
"A very pleasant entertainment was
given at the park, last Tuesday night, by
the sedalia band at their open afr concert.
Mrs. Stella Hungerford left last Thurs
day for Chillicothe, Mo. She accompanied
a cousin, who has been visiting in Sedalis.
Miss Lizzie Hotze, of St. Louis who
has been visiting Miss Annie Hahn for
come time, leaves for her home this week.
Miss Sarah Kendall, of White Hall,
ILL.,, who has been the guest of the family
of MIR. NJ. Young, returned home Friday
might.
On next Wednesday at the residence
OF Mrs. Bette Gentry, Mr.. Newt Sprecher .
will be united in marriage TO Miss Mollie
Hughes.
Misses Josie and Jessie Wright will
leave on Tuesday for Windsor to attend {
the Major-Schwab wedding, Wednesday
evening.
Misses Katie and Dolly, the young {
daughters of Mr.. John Mcconnell, of La /