The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

ing up another leap year party, TO be given
at the park. Hit is anything Like the one
given last spring, il will be q fitting Close
TO the bi-sexIile year.
How would il DO for a number OF the
ladies of this city 10 form a womsn's ex.
change. it might be made to pay we'll and
also aid impoverished gentlewonen TO gel
fair showing for their work.
Among the society people Tho stiend'
ed the MATINEE Of the Little Duke ut the
opera house yes erday afternoon vel Mr..
aud Mrs.. Hatch, Miss Isat.i Daniels, Mrs.
g. 7. Brown, Mrs. Lstour and Others.
Mrs. Elizabeth Huilsnd gave q "tes,
Friday afternoon at her residence on 81.
Louis street, which was much enjoyed by
her guests Grandma Kulmer, Mrs. DIR.
Jones, Mas. Blanchard and several Others
were present.
Mics Josie Wright has just fu. oished
painting the portrait OF the lille son oil
DIR. lockwood, of Nevada, ON a src.lIiu
plaque. 1t represents him when ils Two
yeaIs of age, and re- 'mbles one OF Raphsel's
ideal cherubs
Miss Horlense Philips, daughter OF
Judge hIlips, of The supreme cGurl, fOl M
erly of this city, at PIE ent of Jefferson Ciiy,
was IN one of the boxes at The Clara Nor
ris performance in ST. Louis lasl Wedncs-
day evening.
Some twenty young for-s of our ci 9
ga here d at the residence OF George Wi
liaDs, t., on IiIe occasion or his br hday,
l. It MonUav evening, and snjoycL few
hurrs of genuine fun, leaving with nearly
wishes Tor Georsies In, ure wel'ar
"A pieassn, parts Of young people mel
al The n .ideDce Of Miss Hauie ONe'i, ON
the corner of Twelfth AZ Kentucky s,neis
last Friday night, and had a most enjov-
able lime. Dancing, refl -sbmen's, &c
made up the smusements OF the evening.
The ladies soci-iy of -. 4" 10 ic
church held pleasant meeting at The les.
ideJce of Mrs. w. III. Wallace on VermoDI
Sir / last uIsday. A large alter dance
VS. present and it was docided iba; his
would be the lat mesiiUg for This season..
Prof. and Mrs. Roscoe Lucy acc M
pa I'd by Misses FapI lie Morris, MAJ Co.
blne and Emma Slearns went 10 Tipion
yesterday where they took par IN q
concert given by the Presby Ierian church
Of that city. The party will return o-dsy,
On Monday evening there were two
pleasant social aIhe, ings-oDe in the ma
tore OF a surprise on Miss Aune DeweuIck
and one a "caudy pulling" at The resfden
o. w. H. Min.le. The evening was very
pie antly wb;lod sway by ihC,e at either
place.
Mr.. Lewis A. Singleton, OF the Mis-.
souri, Pacific, who was married last Sun.
day at Lutte Blue 10 Miss Leva Hull, Dad
a yery pleasant w, doing and a larg, mum.
Der of presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton
will reside here where house has b. Ell
taken a. furnished for them.
The young peoples society OF tie fIs1
PRESBYTERIAN churcL held a pleasant re.
ur ion al The rcaidence OF Mrs. B. B. Igor
last THURSDAY evening. A fine programme
cf music rec,tst,Ops from Longfellow, etc.
wa, given, all the participants acquittins
themselves 6uely. Nearly one hundr:
gu is were present.
:9-The birthday of Miss Emma Glascock
Of CIR eulRidge was handsomely celebrated
at her rc,idence last Thunday evening By
a large number of frienos. Elegant refresh
menfs were servoL. There was plenty o
good music and pleasant time generally
she was made the recipient OF many lovely
presents.
The reception given to Rev. Waller
Nesbilt and his bride, nee Miss Enml
Howard, al the parlors of the Broadway
Presby' erian church Lest Thursday even
ing, was well attended, and The occasion
made ENJOYABLE. Mrs. Nesbtt will do
much me social circle this winIei, and
the many who welcomed her were plesseC
with he grace, and earnestly congratulate
The reverend on the priz' he has won.
The mon hIy missionary tea of the
Ohio street Methodist church folk:
was he'd al the residence of Mrs. F. A.
Sampson on Ohio street last Friday afer.
noon. A large number Of ladies were pres.
ent and an unusually pleasant time was
had. Refreshments were very nicely
served and a considerable sum Of money
was collected toward The mission iund.
CARDS. srs ont for the approaching
marriage of Miss Elenora Sombari, daugh
Ter Of Mr.. j.. SombaIt, of Boonvile, &c
Mr. Richard II. Goodman; of Louisiana, to
take % ace w, inesdav, December 10, at i
a. M, at Christ Church, Boonville, Rev
J. Gllkins official ng. The bride eject il
an nlv daughter and highly accomplished
The groom is paying teller in the Mercau'
tile National. Bank. Alter the weddins
the bride and groom contemplate visit &c
the Worlds Exposition at New Orleans
and on their return will make louisa q
the ir future home.
-"Their story runeth ihus:" They
were invited to dinner with a very beauti.
ful sccie,y yohpg LADY who is up to all the
little social customs that IsrtaIn 10 tsbl,
etiqUele as we'll as in other matters, anc
there were finger bowls, OF course Their,
were, cut glass and holding Adams ale al
clear as ever 81 AIMED in The fouuia aims o
Paradise, but also bearing like lovely
island thin slice Of lemon. Did they
dairtily dip their fingers in the bowl at th'
end of the repast and dry then on the Per.
fumed napkins-price, four dollars pei
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