The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-19

co lmunications 70 Rosa Peare, society reporter
BAEoO Office, Sedalia. Mo-.
Miss Mollie Haughey has been quite
Ill during The last few days.
Mrs. Tom Lindsey was the guest Of
friends in BoonvlIe last week.
Mrs Jael Gentry is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Will E,till, at Es;ill.
Miss Mittie Franklin was the guest of
friends in Boonville last week
Mr. and Mrs George Weller of Knob
noster, are the guests OF friends in the city.
Mrs J. /. N.uman, OF OteryIlle, was
the guest OF friends in this city last week
Miss DOME Ruby spent few DAYS
with friends at Pleasant Green last week.
Mrs. Lotrie Hutchinson, from near
Hughesyille, was in this city Friday and
yesterday.
The lecture coursa will include San
ford ard Talmage The tickets are not
good for Camilla Urso.
MFR. Julius Wear, of Bates county,
spent yesterday with friends in this city
on his way to Boonvil!e.
Mrs George Frye, of Rochester, MINI +,
reached this city Friday, and is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. A. Blanchard.
The Smeltzer school, near Hmghesyille,
will give an exhibition next Friday night,
after which the company will join IN
dancing
The "m1te" will meet next Thursday
evening at the residence of George Hughes,
near HughesVille, and a pleasant time is
anticipated.
Mrs. J. x. Skinner left Thursday for
" l. Il. bar hon
and proceeded with him to her home in
the Indian territory.
Miss Matte Humphreys, of St. Louis,
who was the guest of Miss Saliie Potter,
left last Wednesday for Jefferson City,
where she is the guest of relatives.
-Seventy-five children will be in cos
tune at the park next Tuesday night at
the bubble party, and it is expected it will
be novel as well as beautiful sight.
The surprise party given to Mr.. and
Mrs. A Il. Easton, of East Fifth street, last
Thursday evening was very pleasant, being
whiled away with music, dancing, refresh
ment ETC.
Mrs Kate Hawkins has recently pur-
chased the residence of Mrs. Jael Gentry
on Broadway and is having it handsomely
re6tted with view to its near occupancy
as her home.
A party was given at the residence of
Mr.. c. Never in the eastern part of the
city last night, about ten couples being
present Refreshments were served and a
general good time had.
Miss Matte Kennedy left yesterday
for Boonville, where she will be the guest
of her friend, Miss Adde Edgar. When
she returns Miss Addie will accompany her
and remain for visit.
"A supper and social was given at the
residence of Mrs. Septimus Martin on last
Thursday evening by the members of the
Third Street Methodist church, which
proved to be very enjoyable
Miss Hattie Marvin returned last week
from ST. Louis, where she listened TO Chris
tine Nilsson and the rest OF the nightin-
gales with the unpronouncable names, be-
longing to the Henry Abbey company.
Miss Libbie McIlhaney, formerly of
this city, was recently married TO gentle
man named RYAN, In Texas, and passed
through this city on her way to visit friends
in New York last week.
Mrs. John Burkhart hadIcontemplated
having quite a number of her friends at
her residence last night In honor of her
birth day, but owing TO the rain and mud
but few were enabled to be present.
Miss Deda Adams, who has been the
guest of Mrs B. B. Lyon during the past
winter, and who has made many friends
here, will probably leave for her home in
Dowagiac, Michigan, during this week.
The ladies of the Catholic Benevolent
society. who give an entertainment at
Germania hall tomorrow evening, are
making great many preparations there
for, and all attending may expect an en-
joyable time.
The Chatauqua circle will meet at
the residence of Mr. w. A. Fast, southeast
corner of Fifth and Hancock streets, to-
morrow evening. All the members will
confer a favor by assembling promptly at
seven o'clock.
1T was intended to give little Miss lisa
Norton a surprise party yesterday after
noon, but owing to the very Indictment
weather, her party had TO be postponed 1t
is to be hoped the little lady will have bet
ter luck the next time.
Preparations for the Engineers ball at
the new Kaiser hotel next Friney evening
are going actively on and ii is probable il
will be the greatest event held in the his
tory of The city for several years. Quite
number of handsome dresses have been
prepared for it.
Oh. WIN. Stoddert, OF Mexico, lectured
at the Broadway Presbyterian church last
Monday night to a fair audience At the
close of the lecture the ladies of the church
invited all present int the very nice din
ing room, where refreshments were served
and general good time enjoyed. There
were about thirty people present
The lovely button hole boquets which
adorned q number of the gentlemen at the
valentine party Friday evening were the
generous gift OF Mr.. VIM. Brown, a new
florist in this part of the country, who re-