The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-24

state convention here with one hundred
and forty-one delegates and officers present.
These women are doing excellent work,
and for intelligence and beauty, which in
teliigence marks upon the face carefully
as ine cutting OF a cameo, cannot be ex-
celied. Men NAV cant and sneer, may
struggle, but undoubtedly the cause Of
these devoted women is a noble one, and
with the gradual education which their in
fiuence is producing, the next decade will
witness a progress which will make woman
al alI-imporiaut factor in the government
OF as flair a country as the sun ever shOne
upon"
Society women, who are genuinely so,
should see these women In convention aud
from them deduce lessons, which will COM
fort them when powder will not cover
wrinkles or wigs gray hair. All homo. to
the W. C. L. L.
The German entertainment has been
postponed.
Miss Mary Buchwalter left for her
home ID Ohio last Friday night.
Mrs. c. O. Taylor will spend portion
of the summer at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. J. K. Merri6eld and Miss Ella
James are guests of St. Louis friends.
Mrs ]. d. Fellows, OF Green Ridge,
spent the day in this city last week.
Mrs. VIM. McLaren and children are
the guests vi friends at Olalhe, Kansas
The Baby Fair" next Friday will
probably be the event OF the coming week.
Mrs. Geo. Cummings will accompany
Mrs. Iiute on her journey to Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Gertie Smith, who has been at
tending school near Boston, was expected
home yesterday.
Misses Ida and Lucy Newkirk, who
have been at school in Boston, are expect
ed home next week.
Miss Lucie Hopkins will attend the
state teachers ASSOCIATION meeting held al
Sweet Springs this week.
Mrs. J. w. Kennedy is entertaining
her cousin, Mis-. b. S!rang, an accomplished
lady of Whitehall, Illinois.
Mrs. Lula Chastain, Of Windsor, and
Miss Christine Born, of California, are the
guests of Miss Anna Messerly.
Mrs. B. F. Nance returned last Mon
day from EeIdorado Springs where she
spent few weeks very pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Anderson, who
have been the guests of relatives in this
city, left for their home yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Moser who came mp frUm
California as one OF the guests at the Mes
serly- Hert wedding is the guest of friends
In this city.
Mrs Jennie Hasler, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey, on Fourth
street. returned to her home In Cincinnati,
last Wednesday.
The Congregational church people will
give a picnic at Windsor next Thursday.
They expect TO be Joined by other picnic
parties at that point.
Mrs. s. K. Foster and daughter, Miss
May, who have been guests of friends here
for some days, will leave for their home in
Carthage tomorrow.
Miss Mary Flave will lesven for Sweet
Springs Tuesday, where she goes to attend
the state teachers association meeting held
at that point this week.
Miss Ida Walker who has been loca-
ted at Dennison, Texas, for sometime will
pass through this city this evening enroute
to her home in st, Louis.
Mrs. William Kelk, who has been Wis
iting friends at High Point, will return to
this city Tomorrow. Mrs. Hart, of High
Point, will accompany her.
The cantata of Esther, by request, will
be again. given Wednesday or Thursday
night of this week at tbs opera house
Matinee prices will be used.
MIR. J. r. Barrett expects a party OF
friends from 81. Louis, among them Miss
tn har for q
few weeks visit to Sweet Spring..
Mrs Anna Sneed Cairns, who has been
here in attendance at the State Convention,
w. T.. L. o., and has been the guest OF
M Clark Richie, leaves for Upton to.
day.
Miss Jennie Clark, of St. Louis, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. w. S. Elglnfritz
left for her home in 81. Louis last evening
1t is said she is h very charming young
lady.
One of the loyeliest sights in the city
is the clematis vine which adorns the res
idence of A. w. Perry, on Broadway. Ii
is laden with blossoms and its purple beauty
is royal in magnifcence.
Miss Myrtle Duncan, of Plattsburg,
Mo-, teacher and sister of Elder J. II
Duncan, spent yesterday in the city, at the
residence of G. w. Barnett, on her way to-
the State Teachers association at Browns
Eille.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Quarrells, of Boon.
willie, will soon be residents of this city
Mr.. Qusrrells will be associated with the
firm of Ferrel & Muir. Mrs. Quarrels will
be pleasantly remembered as Miss Mamie
Bunce, who has often visited in the city.
Miss Anna Allen will leave next
Thursday for her home in Pennsylvania
where she will attend the wedding of 9
friend. She will 60 from her home to
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will attend the
national musicel convection, from there she
will 60 to Boston where she will study
music during the summer months. Her
friends wish her success.
The Young Peoples Society of the NJ