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

having a very pleasant visit with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. MeHenry, Of
Jefferson City.
Mrs T. T. Major and daughters, Misses
Sallie and Anna May, will return next
Saturday from six weeks visit to rela-
tives in Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Gsrriott, a charming
young lady of ST. Louis, who was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dyne, returned home
on Tuesday last.
Miss Jennie Schwab, who has been a
pupil of Miss Josie Wright during the
summer, has returned to her home in
Windsor, to attend a school.
Mrs. Ming, of San Diego, Cal, arrived
in the city Thursday night from Marshall,
Mo, and will visit her daughter, Mrs. J.
A. Montgomery.
Mrs. John Randall, of Canton, Ohio,
who has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. J. s. Bossermsn, will re-
turn home during the week.
The Van Camp-Castle benefit was
very largely attended last Monday evening,
the participants all scquitting themselves
very creiitably.
Miss ssllie Potter attended :iha
opening OF the ST. Louis exposition, leaving
| Sedalia Wednesday morning. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Curtiss, of Kansas
City.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Philips in this city will regret to
! learn of the death of their little daughter,
Hortense, in Kansas City, last Friday.
Mrs. Mamie Lindsay, of Moberly,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Mellor. left Friday for BoonviIle to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
OBrien.
Miss Emma Galbreath, of Ripley,
Ohio, sister of Messrs. Warren and
George Galbreath, arrived in the city last
Thursday, and is stopping at the resider oe
OF Mr.. Cyrus Newkirk.
The regular meeting OF the Sedalia
Choral Union will be held Monday even.
ing Sept. Sth, at the Christian church.
corner Sixth and Massachusetts, streets.
All interested are cordially invited TO at
tend.
r. T. Gentry, OF Sedalia, is here on a |
visit TO the family of W. c. Prewitt. He !
has just returned from hunting tour in |
the Indian Nation. He is looking we'll |
and takes his defeat in the best OF humor, |
speaking in the most courteous manner of |
his successful opponent. Sem |
tinel.
"A splendid concert was given in the !
assembly room of the Broadway Presby- |
terian church last Thursday evening, By /
the ladies of that congregation, assisted by |
some of the best musical talent in the city |
Misses Helen Gsllie, Mabel Van Camp and !
Julia Castle s&g a number of pieces. while
Pref. Lucy did excellent execution on the |
piano. The Cicilian qusrtette were also |
present. The large audience was highly |
pleaeed.
"A very pleasant reception was given |
the pupils of Prof. Robbins business COL
lege last Thursday evening, at which there |
was goodly number OF young people |
present, and most enjoyable evening |
spent. Prof. c. c. Parker, the gifted elo-
cuiionist, recited Little Brooches" and at |
lis conclusion, gave "The Bachelors Cane
Bottomed Chair" in answer TO hearty
recall. Appropriate and feeling addresses
were made BY Rev, d. c. Browne and Prof.
Robbins The Cicilisn quartette fur
nished some excellent music.
MIR. and Mrs Cyrus Newkirk, at their
t.
entertained q number of their young
friends Thursday evening. Dancing was
INDUCED in, and elegant refreshments, con-
sisting of all the delicacies of the season,
we're served 10 the guests. Among those
present were Misses Emma Galbreath, of
Ripley, o., Mary Mense, of st. Louis,
Minnie Scott, Hattie Jaynes, Madge stur-
gis, Ids and Tonic Eewkirk, Nessrs 7. II.
Dbl 1
George Galbreath, John Jaynes and sgd.
Hayward.
COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL.
Quite a number of young people al
tended "parlor" social, Thursday even
ing, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Richie, corner of Seventh and La
mine streets, given in honor of Mr.. Louis
P. Flaven, late of San Diego, Cal.
Dancing and the playing of games of
various kinds were INDUCED in. During
the evening refreshments were served and
everything done to make the time pass
pleasantly.
Among those present were Misses Josie
Dalzell, of St. Louis, Gertie Faulhaber,
May and June CobiDe, Carrie Richie,
Ella MertE, Mary Flaven, Messrs. s. S.
Kinsing, Don Richie, Louis Flayen and
Ernest Faulhaber.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
Misses Lizzie Hotze, of st. Louis, Annie
Hahn, Carrie Young, Matte Kennedy,
Mary Tibbs, Belle Herrold, Flora Hatch, G
Lena Farnham, Louella, Lillian and Lesoff
Lewis, Messrs. Sluss, Everett Fsnhsm,
Lee Byler. T. B. Hughes, Willis Norton,
Will Ellis and Will West were very pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. T. T. Msgee at ,
Ter residence on Sixth street last Thurs
lay evening.
Society Elsewhere.
VERSAILLES. i;
Mrs. G. w. Kingore is visiting rela-
ives in Butler, No.
Mrs. Jennie Petty and Mrs. Sallie ,
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