The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-30
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Mrs. d. II. Smith gave a very handsome
ly appointed lie yesterday evening IN houor
Of Miss Matte Humphreys, OF 81. Louis.
Among the guests were Miss Sallle Potter,
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Gal5reAih, MIR. and
Mrs. Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gal
breath, Mr.. John Jaynes and few others.
COMPANY.
Mrs. George Withers gave one OF the
haudscmest entertainments at her residence,
between Ninth and Tenth streets on La
mine, last Friday night which has ever
been given In the city. Her supper
tables were most exquisitely laid and the
menu embraced meats sauces, salads,
fruits of every procurable variety, jeilies,
ices, sherbet, and at least eight different
varieties of cake. Those who attended
were lavish in their praises OF Mrs With
ers as hostess. About thirty guests were
present.
PIANO RECITAL
Miss Anna Aliens advanced music pupils
gave a very pleasant recital at her rooms
on Sixth street yesterday afternoon, at
which some fine compositions showed good
work in the Interpretation
Among the pupils plesen were: Misses
May Hawkins, Carrie I'd Hattie Hinsdale,
MYRTLE Sturtevant, Ssllie Msjor, Carrie
| Babcock, Allie Newkirk, Mary Stafford.
Miss Blanche Latour, who has been 1T end
| ing school in St. Louis, was also present.
she having been fUrme- pupil OF Miss
Allen.
SOCIAL PARTY.
A pleasant party was given last Thurs
day evening at the residence OF Mrs
Charl. Rec ON East Fourth street in hon
or of her sister-in- law, Miss Carrie Rice, oil
Boonville. Dancing and games were the
amusement of the evening and at midnight
a vei eleg ,nt supper was most tasteiuiiy
served. Among tie many present were
Mr.. e1d Mrs. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bot
toms, Mr.. and Mrs Rodrick, Mr.. and Mrs
Tessmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson, MIR. and
Mrs. Eubanks, Misses Hurst, Snively
Rucker, Hill, Smith, Moore, CARRIER, Ruby
and Messrs. c. Goodwin, Spaun, STARK
Birchieid, Kramer, Cock,ell, Benson, Yea
sy, Meyers, Hsrsh and others. Daring the
evening Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Rice fur
nished the guests with some very enjoy able
vocal music.
NEW YEARS CALLS.
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to determine who is TO receive New Year:
calls this year, but so far the result ha'
been meagre. While a few OF the ladie.
may be al home, nothing more has beer
determined upon, and the good OLD custom
is in fair way TO De given the go-by In TIL!
city. Mrs. Boutwell, intended receiving il
her new home. but as she is unable TO Go so
she will probably only be cat home" at The
residence OF her parents, Col. aud Mrs
A. d. Jaynes. Miss Sue Evans anC
some friepds will only be informally a
home with Lou Eva Walker at her hom'
on Broadway. Misse7 Sailie Potter, MattI'
Humphrey and Belle Hall will be at HON,
at the residence of the former and in fac
there has been no decisive arrsngemen
made by any Of the ladies IN regard tC
their New Year entertainment. In the
meantime should the ladies change thei
minds the world will be made aware o
The fact through the columns Of the BAzo(
Wednesday morning.
| WEDDINGS.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDE
father. DR.. j. III. Fleming, Carl Junction
Mo-, December 25rh, MI. Charles K Wal
tiers, of Rich Hill, and Miss Kate Fleming
| Josper cOuuly'
Tuesday afternoon at the residence o
the brides f,ther in Clinton, Rev. Z. III
Farrand united in marriage Mr.. John 4
Cordes and Miss Clara l.. Harris. A boun
tiful wedding supper followed.
Married at the residence of the brides
mother, on East Market street, Wlrrens
burg, Tuesday evening, December Esd, DIR.
| SIauphter of Bolton, CssS county, and
Miss Annie Coffman.
MIR. John Whitfield, of Hazel Hill
township, and Miss Monte Adams were
united in marriage by Rev. l.. VI. Berry
Tuesday evening, December 23d, at the
residence of the brides parents, in War
rensburg, in the presence of the relatives
anu a few intimate friends. Attendants
Mr.. john Adams and Miss Sadie Ross.
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