The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-25

months. reiurn.d TO her home in this city
Yesterday evening Miss Josie has made
fine progress aud her old friends will ac-
cord her hearty welcome.
-Messrs. Deane, Phipps, Hurd. Miss
Anna Allen, Miss Cora Wh-rlOck, Mr.. and
Mrs Will Latour Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Lewis and Miss blanche Latour. spent a
| pleasant evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Van Camp last night.
The ladies of the East Sedslia Bsp-
tist church gave a sociahle last Friday
night, which was attended bv a large num-
b.r of guests. The refreshment tables were
well provided for, and the ladies who
served them were very careful and gener-
Gus.
Rev. and Mrs. Allen J. Van Wagner
returned last night from Krwsn'e, Illinois.
Mr. Van Wagner is not ns much improved
in health IS his friends had hoped he would
be- by the jouney, but he will doubtless be
| able to atleud 10 his church duties this
morning.
"A grand ma querade ball was given AT
| the Sicher PAX hotel last Wednesday
night for the heLrfit of The Silver COrnei
band. Many unique as well as handsome
costumes were worn, the supper WAS ell
CANT and 'h- gay company had most en-
| j1yable time.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
gave taffy pulling Tuesday night in the
Meyer building, which was "sweetly" ell
| lived by the many gu SIS present A hand
some m Was resiiz q from the sale Of
The 'tafiy" "A tac' which is not always the
case. *. P.)
The Young ladies Of the Congregational
church have 'ormrd sewing society. The
| first meeting took piacc Il IN re idence OF
Miss AIMS Hahn ON Kentucky street, yes
ierd ~ one week ago, and The second took
| ploce Yesterday al the residence OF Miss
Carrie Young, on Seventh street.
Mr. J w. Marsh and Miss Emma
| Rector we're united In marriage last Thurs
day evening, at tn residence of ihe brides
pareuts Mr. and Mrs John w Marsh.
Rev. A. H. Stephens pertorme the cere-
nony. A number If handsome presents
were received ny Mr.. and Mis-. Marsh.
The handsome cake which was pre-
scented lev Mr. and Mrs. B. s. Rnmbsugh
20 be- used IT the en'eri ainmrnt given in
| hoaoI OF Dr. and Mrs. Jackson last Thurs
day night, but winch rs left intact, Was
afierward presented 10 Mrs Jackson aud
he will take il with her 10 her new home
IN Glasgo~.
Mrs Hewitt, of s.. Louis, nee Miss
SaHie Hardca>tle, of Kansas City, died
| Iast Wedne,d ~, and WIS buried Thursday
| Mrs. Hewitt Was a niece of Mr.. Geo. Il.
! III ardcasile, Of this city and IL wss only a
short iimr since she was a bride Her
MANY friends will hear of her death with
.eartfelt regret.
The wedding of Miss Loni~e Bradfish
md NJ Ghas. Conrad took place At ihe
Sichrr Park hotel last Thursday evening
in the presence Of lew friends IF the con-
Iracting parties Qlile number of pres
rnts were received ~ Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
The bridal trip will embrace Cincinnati
nd Columbus. OHIO.
| Mr. Tom Lewis, formerly of this city,
At present of + ,rt Scott, Kansas, where he
| Is assist nj Superintendent of the St Louis,
| ForI ScIrt & Wichita railway is spending
h Sabbath in This city.s Mrs Lewis, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Van Camp, will accompany her husband
| TO Fort Scott Io morro~ evening.
Mr. John Newton. who formerly resid-
ed in This city, but of late has resided in
he cruntrv, will remove his family to this
city again next week They will occupy
he pres ut residence of Mr. Thos Newton,
.-orner of Prospect and Wilkinson STR cts
Msssrs. Thom.s and Frank Newton will
| both soon remove their families to the
| country.
EVENING PARTY.
"A party WAS given at ;he residence of
Marshal Shv last Thursday evening which
proved very ENJOYABLE To those present, the
time being rapidly and pleasantly Will.
way with games music. refreshments, etc.
Miss Gus-Ie Sny, the very competent
hos ess, IN tde her gus welcome.
The guests wtre: Misses Dove Barley,
DaIsv and Molie Shy TIllie Bauer, Ida
Brey, JESSIE KIpprr and May Wallace.
4 SO Messrs Ohio Jacobs. Ned Heating,
Forest McNe-s. Willie Copeland, Willie
PiIkiugton, Albert King and Arthur Nor
rill.
CHS.
The ladies of the Catholic Benevolent
society met at the residence of Mrs. Ed.
Hurley last Thursday afternoon and spent
short season both profitably and pleasantly.
Mrs. Hurley was a very attentive hostess
and every thing was done by her to make
her guests W. come. The next meeting OF
the society will be he'd at th- residence of
Mrs w III Wallace on Vermont street
Thursday afternoon. The ladies present at
Mrs Hurley's were Mrs. James Glass, Mrs.
L. ID. Quin, Mrs. James Roach, Mrs
Lafferty, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. MOffatt,
Mrs Plkington, Mrs. Wallace and one or
two others.
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT.
The farewell entertainment given by Mr..
and Mrs b F. Nance in honor of Rev III
q. Jackson and vile. last Thursday even
ing, was "A pronounced success. There were
D. srly one hundred persons present and
with the partaking oil cake and cream, also
listening TO some fne music, the guests
enioyed the occasion Notwithstanding the
natural regret which they felt at the speedy
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson for
Giascow their future home