The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-01

( freshments we're served and dancing in
dulged in. Among those present were
Misses Anna Jackson, Nav Trip, Matt,
Bard, Lydia Kent, Mamie David. Mamie
Gully, Ida Mason, Mamie Tucker, May
Cummings, Emma Lyon and Messrs. John
Jackson, George Cummings; Frank Hsw-
kins, Virgil Bumgartner, Sollie Wolf, Joe
MAYER, John Hsrtshorn, Joe Chiffon and
Fred Geistenhorner.
A social party was given at the residence
of Mr.. L. Ruggles by his daughter, Miss
Helen, in honor of her brother, Mr.. Lloyd
Ruggles, of Kansas CITY, who has been al
home spending the holidays, Tues
day evening. OerY carefully pre-
pared refreshments were served,
and the occasion was much enjoyed with
dancing, etc Among the guests we're Miss
Katie Hughes, Mrs. Dixon, of Kentucky,
Frank and Douglas Hughes, Robert Ram
sey and many others.
Miss Nellie Ingram entertained q num-
Der of her friends at the family residence
last Friday evening and the occasion was e
very pleasant and enjoyable one.
Mr. John Banks entertained q large
| number Of young people at his residence,
one mile north of town, last Tuesday eve
ming, and the occ aston VA very enjoyable
with music, dancing, refreshments, etc.
A social party was given at the residence
OF Mr., Wallace Bowman, five miles north
east of this city, lsst Thursday evening, at
which a number OF guests were present.
amurg them several from Se1alia. A very
elegant supper Was served and dancing
and o;her amusements eniOyably whiled
eway the time until late hour.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr. James Hawkins In the coun-
try last "Wednesday evening at which a
very elegantly prepared and served supper
contributed 10 the pleasure of the guests.
About fifteen couples we've present and dane
ing and other smusements made the time
fy as if winged, A number of guests We're
from this city.
A pleasant skating party was given at
the park last Thursday evening. There
were about ten couples present, and as the
music was fine a most enjoyable occasion
was the result.
Miss Hattie Myers, of Smithton; Belle
Herald, May and Julia Cobine, Miss Har-
ris and Matte Kennedy and Messrs. Ey-
Terry, Fred HouX and Lee Byler were the
guests at a social party given BY Miss Hat
tie Belle Trader, Thursday evening, al
her fathers residence, Corner Fifth and
Usage streets. Music and refreshments
filled in a very pleasant evening,
An exceedingly pleasant party was given
at the residence of Mrs. +. L. Blair, In hon.
or of her sons, Harry and Almond. Re-
freshments we're served, including cake,
candy, nuts, etc Among the guests pres
ent were Maud Stanton, Ethel Blair, Jessie
Blair, Jennie White. Irene Blair, Genie
Brady, Blanche Blair, Herbert Hughes,
Mobile Blair and Bonnie Blair
Miss Belle, the daughter of w. w. Her
rold, West Fifth street, entertained a num-
Der of friends Friday evening. Music and
other entertaining amusemenIs were in
dulg- d in. Present were Miss Sallie Ma
jor, May and Julia Cobine, Hattie Belle
Trader, Miss Myers, Miss Bouldin, of Chi
csgo, Addie West, Stella Ellis, Matte
Kennedy, and Messrs. Ollie Terry, Everett;
Farnhsm, Frank Hughes, Lee Byler and
Mr.. Jackson. of Kansas City.
OPEN HOUSE.
Nearly all the ladies in the city have
sigDifed their intention of being "st home
on New Years day, but will hold no for
will keep open house"
Miss Della Hsrdcastle, assisted by Miss
Alice Hsrdcsstle, of Kansas City, Mrs. q.
G. Hsrdcsstle and several young ladies.
will receive at her residence On Fifth street.
Mrs. J. B. Hickman, from TO p. m..
assisted by Miss Belle Cunningham, Muses.
Hattie and Maggie Smith and Miss Emma
Carr, at 1910 East Fifth street.
Mrs. Cloney. whose receptions have
heretofore been the acme of such events in
s dslis. will be assisted this year by Mrs.
J. NJ. Ofheld, Mrs. Jno. K. Skinner, Miss
Bette Wsddill, Of Lexington; Miss Eva
Gentry, Sedslia; Miss HOrtense Philips,
Jrfierson City Miss Eva Johnson, Sedslis
Miss Sar IN Moss, Paris, No; Miss Sue
Fibell, Paris, KY; Miss Ollie Black, New
York 1; Miss Aggie Stewart, sedalia.