The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-12

and Mrs. Naylor Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs
John Walmsley, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. TEN
pie, Nh, and Mrs. A w. Perry, Rev. and
Mrs. G.. A. Beattie, Mrs. Potter and Walter
Brown.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. L. F. Sheldon gave an entertain.
ment Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. H. Smith. Light refresh
ments were served and the guests present
spent delightful evening. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Bsbcock, Mr..
and Mrs j. X. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hall and number of others, in all about
sixteen individuals.
MUSICALE.
The Musicale" will hold a meeting at
the residence of A. w. Perry, on Broad
way, TO morrow evening.
The obi ct of the meeting is with refer
ence to the study of purely classical music
and as such study Is very much needed
In this city, if las musical standard is to be
elevated, il is 10 be hoped the meeting 10
morrow evening will lie rich with results.
CHILDRENs FARTY.
Mrs. John W.nsley gave childrens'
party last Wednesday evening in honor Of
her little son Fletcher Wamsiey. which vas
very pleasant in every detail. Refresh
menls were served and quite large num-
bsr of children were present. Master
Fletcher will have reason 10 long pleasantly
remember the occasion.
SOCIAL PARTY.
An evening was whiled away at the resi-
dence of Miss Carrie Young last Wednes-
ID fnh ~
quaintances had a most delightful time
Refreshments of fruits and cakes were serv-
cd and the company departed 10 their
homes with the feeling that such affairs are
the sunshine CT life. L be guests were Misses
Jessie Wright, Anna Hahn, Mary Helm,
Macg'a an Katie Smith, Lizzie Glass and
Messrs. Ed. Bischel, of Denver, Colorado,
Gus Spray, George Pringey, Professor Rob
bins, Frank Smith. Will and John Chat
ham. Will Luetz, James Eustace and --
Boyd.
wC.T.U.
Mrs. p G. Stafford will open her parlors
next Friday evening in honor Of the friends
of the w. G. T. U.
The evening will be spent with music,
games, ETC., ard supper will be served
which will embody something mo than
the typical oyster in fact the supper will
be elaborate and abundant, and the invi a.
ton is extended 10 all wish:n. a Nleasant
eveni- g. 4 number of Young laLies will
be present 10 assist the hostess ard nothing
will be left undOne that careful hospitality
can suggest to make the occasion delightful.
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrsh, who reside
about six miles west of this city, will cele-
brate the tiftieth anniversary OF their we'd
ding next Tuesday. 1t is probable that
the celebration will take place at the resi-
dence of their daughter Mrs. J. (. John
son ON Broadway, who will endeayor 10
make il family reunion by having their
seven children present.
Twas years ago when they wera young,
Fair Helen gave her hand To John,
Aud since THEY'VE iouIneyed peacefully,
This many cycles since have gone.
They've had their trials and their cares,
A. all mast have whie here below,
But through them ali sney've trusted, loved,
The same as fifty years ago.
TEA PARTY.
Mrs A. A. Slack, assisted by several Ia
dies in charge of the reading room, gave an
which they termed a tea par
ty LIST Friday evening. The weather prove.
10 be very dis greeable, but notwithstand |
ing that fact, quite large number of per- |
sens attended. Mrs. Slack had decorated |
and arranged the reading room very taste |
fully and those present enjoyed the occasion
very much. The "Tea" was abundantlv !
supplied with cakes. fruits etc. and quite
a handsome sum was realized for the bene-
it of the room. Among the guests who at |
Id II IarL
Ms. A. 4. Blanchard, Rev. Van Wagner, /
Mrs d. J. Temple, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Stat |
ford. mesdames n. c. Lewis, Emmett Hsr |
ris. f A Sampson, :. Galiagh,r. NJ and |
Mrs. c. {. Rutherford, Mrs. {. Demuih. |
Mrs. John KuImcr ST, Mrs. John Allen,
Miss Della Inch, Mrs. Walter Inch and /
others.
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
The Georgetown Temperance Alliance, |
president, A. Dow, epresident, w. Z. /
Ford. secretary, +. II. Calls, hold very |
pleasant reur ems every Saturday evening. |
The programme last night was much en-
loved by large audience.
Select reading, Misses Emma Rector and
Mary Harmon.
D clamation, Burns Castle and Willard /
Rector
Vocal duet, Miss Jennie Bell and Burns |
Castle
There were also two choruses BY the reg
ular choir
Mr.. w. H. Ford ofiiciated as the organ
i5t and gave excellent satisfaction.
RECEPTIONS.
The reception given last Thursday nigh |
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs d. II. Smith Was |
said 10 be one OF the most complete in de- /
tail that has ever been given in this city. |
1t was given by Mr.. and Mrs: J. Il. Bar |
rett, and the tss,efulness of the decor
tons and the carefully prepared refresh
n eut tables were remarked by every que, I
present.
The ladies were all regally attired and /
presented very gorgeous picture beneath |
the rays of many cleaning wax candles.
About two hundred invitations were sent
Dul and q very larO. Imbe were rpspon0-