The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-02

i MIS- RUSSELL JcQHluRS Will dCCOLupduO
her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Botsford
of Connecticut, on trip to Iowa and othel
northern points next Tuesday.
Misses Matte and Emma McCourt
who has been the guests of friends in thi.
city for the past two weeks, left Cor bel
home in st. Louis, yesterday.
-Mesdames Cotton and Smith presented
the George z. Smith post No. 5S, g. A. r.
OF this city, fine portrait OF their father
for whom the post was named, last week.
Mrs. Chafip and children will leave
for Los Angeles, Cal, about the LIST of Oc-
tober, where they will join MIR. Chsffir
who has engaged in business at that point
Mrs. Anna Doss, of Nevada, and Miss
Gertie Snyder, Of Clinton, paid a briei
visit to friends in this city last week. They
were en- route to their homes from a trip
to Colorado.
Miss Mary Leaning, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Z. &. Hardca>tle, left yester-
| dav afternoon for CoBcordia, where she
will teach in the public schools at that
point.
Miss Rosalie Shields, who has been the
guest of Miss Isabel Daniel for the past
here, will leave for her home in Columbia
tomorrow.
Mrs. Gen. Deiizel and daughter, who
have veen guests Of their relative, Mrs j.
L. Barrett, will leave soon for their home
in San Francisco, Cal. MR.. Wilson, a
sister of Mrs. Deiizel will accompany
them.
Col. and Mrs. A. ID. Ja7neS and
daughters, Misses Hattie. May and Jennie.
DR.. Trader and daughter Miss II rttie Belle,
returned from visit 10 the north and
northwest last Wednesday. The party re-
port a most enjoyable time.
Misses Julia Castle and Mabel Van
Camp at the close of their class term in
music at WARSAW, las. Wednesday night,
gave most successful concert. They were
assisted By Messrs. j. w. Agey, +. II.
Holmes and j. L. Holloway.
The Van Camp, Castle concert prom
Uses an unusual array of good things to-
morrow evening at the opera house. Mrs
Lena GaIlie will sing, Mr.. c. e. Parker
and Miss Nellie Ingram will give recita-
tons and other talented individuals assist.
"A telegram was received in this city
yesterday stating that Mrs. Louis Philippi,
formerly Miss Amelia Lyon, is suffering
from a severe attack of illness. In re-
spouse TO the telegram Mrs. s. Z. Lyon
and her daughter Adelia left for Crystal
City yesterday morning.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Townsly will be glad 10 learn that their
two little daughters who were attacked
with scarlet fever. are much improved, and
that little Miss Bertha, who has had such
dreadful experience with the cerebro
spinal meningitis, is In fair way to recover.
Senator Vest, who is now resting at
his summer cottage on Sweet Springs
grounds, WAS up town Monday night, re-.
laiing to delighted auditors some laugha-
bic stories of his Yellowstone trip with
President Arthur, General Sheridan and
other dignitaries last year.-Brownsville
Herald.
The ball given by the society young
folks at the park last Wednesday evening
was attended by about thirty couples and
proved to be a most enjoyable affair. IL
was given in honor of Misses Mary Mepse,
Rosslie Shields, Lillian Macherte and seg-
eral other young ladies who were guests in
this city.
The Young Peoples society of the
NJ. E. church, held a pleasant meeting
at the residence. of Mr.. S. B. Sturtevant,
corner of Tenth aud Kentucky streets, last
Friday evening. The young hostess. Miss
Myrtle Sturtevant, did everything posi-
Bile to make the occasion successful. and
the lime was rapidly whiled away with
music, etc.
RECEPTION.
Miss Madge Sturgis gave pleasant lit
tie reception at her handsome residence In
the western part of the city, last Monday
night in honor of Miss Loueva Walker, of
Prairie View. The young hostess welcomed
her guests very cordially and the evening
was rapidly whiled sway with music, par
taking of light refreshments etc.
The guests were Misses Sallie Porter,
Laura Yeater, Emma Longan, Ida and
Tone Newkirk, Nav Cummings-Myer and
Messrs. Jim and Will Richey, Charlie
YeaIer, George Longan, S. K. Bullsrd,
John Jsynes, Will Steele and George
Cummings.
Miss Ssllie Potter entertained number
of friends at tea last Monday evening, at
which were present Prof. and Mrs. LUcy,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Smith, Miss Lena
Gallie, Mr. and Mrs. Mcmillan and others.
Mrs. Maj. Current gave five o'clock
tea last Wednesday evening at her resi-
dence on Fifth street. at which a number
of her friends had mort enjoyable time.
The tea table was beautifully orDamented
with flowers aud ss a charming feature lit
tie Miss Jessie Lsndes gracefully presented
10 each of the guests charming souvenir
boquet. The tea table was abundantlv
served with cold meats, sandwiches, cakes
trusts, etc The guests were:
Mrs. E. T. Brown, A. Blanchard, -. -.
Wright, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Beiler. Mrs. Nc
ses, Mrs Gallagher and Mrs. John Kulmer.
Mrs. E. T. Brown gave an exceedingly
pleasant tes at her handsome residence,
corner of Fifth and Brown streets, last
Thursday evening. The guess were Mrs.
Nc es, Grandmss Miller and Kulmer, Mrs.
Birdsall and others
Society Elsewhere.
JEFFEpsoN CITY