The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-18

For him the sumftuOus feast is spread upon his
."And joyous guests are piedging him in wine," 8
"And conscious laughter ripples in the air,
As pleasant banter tells the Iale." ..
eyes, stone the woman let the man go free,
Let one soul suffer for the guilt OF TWO
1t is the doctrine of q hurried world,
Too out of breath for holding balances
Whose pice d:stin. ions and injustices
Are calmly weighed-but ah, how will il be,
On that strange day of fire and fame,
When men shall wlther with mystic fear,
And all shall stand before one true judge?
Shall sex make then q difference in sin !
Shall He the searcher If the hidden Leart,
In this eternal and divine decree
Condemn the woman ard forgive the man."
sEDALIA.
The Sunbeam society meets tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. U. P. Hibbs is the GU, ST of friends
In Brownsville.
Miss Mary Lttts is the guests of friends
in Appleton City.
Miss Ella Clark was the guest of Mrs.
Dora Pattison last week.
Mrs. A. P Espenschied returned Thurs
day from an eastern trip.
Miss Jennie Grimes, of st. Louis, is the
guest OF friends in this city.
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery was the guest
of friends in Boorville, last week.
MIR. snd Mrs. F. W. Hatch returned
from their bridal trip last Thursday.
Miss Jennie Schwab, Of Windsor,
spent Wednesday in this city with friends.
DIR. Beck and family, of Pleasant
Green, were the guest of friends in this city
last week.
MIR. end Mrs. J. NJ. Everett, have gone
to Burlington, Kar sas, where they expect
to reside.
Mrs Stella Kemper, of BooDville, will
visit Miss Oracle Mathews during the
coming week.
Misses Anna Hahn and Carrie Young
returned from pleasant visit with friends
at Versailles last week.
Small bonnets and round hats of me-
dunn size make up the most general style
of millinery imrortations.
The decided feature of bonDets is the
pointed front with the brim pinched to a
narrow Ioiut just above the forehead.
Mrs. David Blccier returned Friday
from Nevada where she had gone in search
of health. She is considerably improved.
DIR. and Mrs. Hale have returned from
an extended wedding teip through Illinois
snd Wisconsin and are now Dat home" in
this city.
The Grand Encampmeut of l. o. o. F.
will give a carefully arranged ball and
banquet at the Park hotel next Tuesday
evening.
The Ohio Street Methodist Church So
ciety met at the residence of Mrs. ID. Y.
Wheeler, last Thursday with a large at
tendance.
Mrs. Derbell. of this city, will accom-
pany Miss Libbie Snedaker on her Journey
TO Denver, and from that point 60 on to
California.
The Y NJ. c. A. expect to furnish four
rooms in the Hills building, on Fifth
street, for their use and aae working vigor-
ously to that end.
Mrs. Elizabeth West, mother of Mr..
James NJ. West of Galloway, New York,
is expected in this city this week. She will
remain during the winter.
Standing collars for gentlemen are
very high straight baods, with the fronts
barely meeting, or else diagonslly Tapped.
or perhaps curved out slightly.
The W. C. I. q. ladies, sllhough ter
ribly ''sat down upon" by many people
who are not worthy to carry their shoes,
will probably be able to survive.
The skating soiree at the park last
night was one of the most enjoyable of the
season. A large company was present and
the music was unexceptionally fine.
MIR. J. z. Mein of this city and Miss
Anna Ireland, were united in marriage at
the residence of the brides parents seven
miles south OF this city last Thursday
vening.
Several Of the young ladies of this city, |
who were educated st the seminary of Mrs. |
Eugenia Cuthbert, of ST. Louis, Will regret |
to learn that it has closed owing to the |
claims of an obdurate creditor.
Fashionable young men are reviving |
the English collar with the points in front |
pressed back fatty, but the turned down
collars worn as neglige during the summer /
are entirely abandoned at this season.
Miss Sue Evans is the guest of friends
in Lexington. She will visit Miss Mamie
Hubbell, at Richmond, before returning
and will be accompanied home by Miss
Hubbell who will remain for a week.
The young peoples society of the NJ. E.
church met at the residence of Miss Nav
Tritt last Friday night. There was large
attendance and as is usual with this society.
the occasion was most p:easurable ore.
The newest vests for cloth dresses ex-
tend the whole length OF the front. have
two points, two darts each side, and small
pocket flaps, they also are seen an inch be-
low the collar in the back of the basque.
Miss Anna Allen, who is popularity
to b. The best amateur msnaeer
in the city OF affairs Of the kind, will give
q musical entertainment during holiday
week. She will have some new attractions.
The women who exalt a man who has
been proven to have been instrumental in