The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16

aeut. fro,n Sedalia or neishboring places are re-
spectfuIly solicited. WeWaut a vlyaclous, active
NJ Towns tributary TO AeGalia. Address ali such
communications TO Rosa Pearle, society reporter
BAZoo Office, Sedal1a, Mo.
The state of the weather last week pro
hib.t4d aaything like gayety In tie world
of soc ely, and The record must
necessarily be brief until The holiday
season mokes its advent. 1t is predicted
thai this Will not be as gay as usual, owing
probably 10 line "hard times" which pater
families just now are reveling IN as an ex-
cuse Tor not rep lsnishing the empty purse
OF mater families and her winsome daugh-
ter.
SEDALIA.
Mrs Bette Atkinson is tie guest of
her relatives in Upton
Mis- E. L. Boyd,n, OF St. Louis, is the
guest OF relatives liz this city.
Mr.. aid Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, Of Kansas
City, were IN this city Wednesday.
-Mrs. Mary Gilchrist, OF Kansas, is the
guest Of Mrs. Il. j. Brown, of East SedaliG.
Mrs. Judge Shirk, If this city, IVES
lie guest ot iiieId DIS in Warsaw last week.
Mis-, Ella Messerly returned from a
visit with her sisters at Califoraia last
week.
Mis- Agnes Feeks returned last week
from pleasant visit with friends at War
rensburg.
Mrs. Auguste Schmidt, OF Jefferson
City, was the guest of Mrs. l.. II. Morgan,
last week.
Miss Eva Gentry came home last week
from visit with friends in st. Joseph and
Kansas City.
Mrs +. Farr, of Jefferson City, passed
through here Thursday eo route to her
home from Wsrrensburg.
Mrs. Susan Swallow, who was the
guest of Mr.. w. NJ. Jolly's family, lett last
week for her home in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Septimus Martin, of this
city, have removed to Mexico, Mo where
they will in future reside.
MIR. and Mrs. III. B. Boutwell, expect to
take possession of their new home on
Broadway in about ten days,
Miss Alice Taylor, who has been visit
ing III Sedalia for the past Fix months, left
for her home In Arkansas last week.
The Ohio street Methodist church
ladies had pleasant meeting at Mrs. Chss.
McLaughlin's on Ohio street last Thurs
day.
Miss Isabel Daniel, who is the guest
of friends in Kansas City. was personalizsd
among others who witnessed Emma Abbott
Friday night at the Coates opera house.
The opera was "Traviata."
The members of the Presbyterian
church had social at the residence of ].
G. White last Thursday evening. About
fifty guests were present. The ladies had
large number of pretty Christmas articles
for sale.
The house OF Ex-Mayor c. E. Mes
serIy, welcomed the arrival last week, of
lovely baby boy. He will he named c
E. Messerly Jr, and host Of friends hope
he may grow, flourish and live long and
happily.
Miss Mary Buchwalter, who was a
pretty and yivacious school teacher in this
city last year, was married last Wednes-
day 10 Mr.. V. Dennis. of Cleveland, Ohio.
The wedding took place ST the residence OF
the brides cousin in Sprinfield, Ohio.
AT the university contest for the J. e.
Barrett prize of $50 in gold, Miss Lydia
Kent won the first prize awarded TO the
young ladies, Miss Hattie Mexican the Sec
ond Mr.. E. E. Brandon, OF Salt Springs.
received FIRST prize awarded 10 the gentle
men, Mr.. Curry, of this city, the second.
Mr.. w. p Tucker and bride, nee
Olive A. Sues, formerly well and favor
ably known young lady 10 this city are
now at home in Winfield, Kansas. Their
Wedding took place in Denver, Colorado,
atthe home of brides uncle, Maj. Henry
Suess,
"A pleasant party was given at Germa.
mia hall last Thursday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Miss Mahurter, of Ohio. A choice
supper was served at Hickman g. Teubner's
new restaurant on Ohio street. Gregg's
orchestra furnished the music, snd a very
enjoyable time was had by the twenty-five
guests.
The marriage of Miss Ellie Brsnham
of this city and Mr.. S. G. Higgins Of
Houstonia, took place at the Park hotel
last Thursday afternoon In the presence OF
about twenty relatives and friends of the
parties. The newly welded Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins left for their future home ct
Houstonia Friday evening.
Miss Alice Lansden, of ST. Louis, whose
beautiful singing ELECTED so much praise
here last spring, will sing solo at parlor
musicale given at the residence OF Mrs.
Miles Sells, 3517 Lucas avenue, ST. Louis,
tomorrow evening and also assist ct con-
cert given by the Choral society on the %,
at theiexposition building.
"A pleasant company we're entertained
at the residence of Mrs. Gould Stn-gis in
the western part Of the city, last week. A
very elegant supper was served and the
evening whiled away pleasantly. Among
the guests were: MIR. and Mrs. ID. ID.
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cummings, MIR.