The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-25


Encampment, /. o. U r, IN the occasion
OF his visit mere LAST 1uesdsy.
MIR. and Mrs. O. Bannore of Lamonte
have invited the faculty and students OF
the University TO dine with them and their
accomplished daughters Mary and Sallie
on Thanksgiving day
The Grand Encampment, /. o. V. T.,
were rendered banquet and ball at Sicher's
park hotel last tuesday evening. A large
number of guests were present and grand
time WAS the result.
Mrs. Allen Van Wagner who has been
quite I'LL for sometime, viii, if her health
permits, leave during the coming week in
company with her husband for Chicago and
other points In Illinois.
Miss Fannie Norris. of the university,
and her mother, receEtiy pleasantly enter
tanned tr sident and Mrs. Nc, aughey, Mr..
and Ms. j. G.. White, Prof and j. III.
howe, and Prof. and Mrs q. w. Ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Babbitt, of Della
ware, Ohio, who have been the guests Of
Mr.. T.. and W. ". McNuity for the past
few weeks left Wednesday for their home.
They will probably locate in this city in
the spring.
Mrs. Julia Quinlsn, who has been abb
sent nearly all summer visiting with
friends and relatives at Pilot grove, Fort
Scott aud other points, returned 10 jhis
city last night and will spend the winter
with relatives
The new black stockings row come
lined with white fleece Some of them are
IN squares or stripes in black and white,
black and yellow, black and red. Cinnamon
brown, stained Cherry and smoke blue are
among the new cOlors.
The newest imported Jerseys are en-
broidered in little gold and silver hoops,
two bsiDg interlaced. They are PLATED In
the back and have turn down collars.
Some of the black aud dark blue ones are
embroidered in thread of The same color.
The society people will give a grand
ball on the evening of the 18th of No
veuiber ia honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gal
breath, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer 30, hwell Ii will take
place at the Park hotel and will be the
event oil the season.
MIR. and Mrs. T. A Beaton and little
son, of Columbus, Ohio, who have been
the guests of their relatives, Messrs. s. and
Go. Gold, will leave this evening for
Corsicans, Texzs. From that point they
will go to Florida. returning by the way of
New Orleans, where they will tske in The
Worlds lair.
Miss Rue, of Pennsylvania, who is
stopping at Mrs. Little's, on West Seventh
street, exhibits ,ome of the most exquisite
specimens of arasene en- broidery ever seen
in the city. Many ladies gazed upon
them 10 the windows Of the ''Grand Cen
trail" dry goods emporium yesterday. and
expressed unqualified sdmiratiOn.
Cards will soon be out, reading as fol-
lows: "Mr. and Mrs. Wash Stark request
your presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Cora, 10 w. A. Shelton, Wednes-
day evening, December Sd, at their resi-
dence near Windsor" The above are
prominent people of their locality, and no
doubt the wedding will be an exceedingly
pleasant one.
Charming little breakfast cops for
young mairons are made on little frsmes
of wire taste and are bent up into a sharp
point In frout this covers IN herd 10 the
ears on ether size and falls gracefully
over the b ok hair. The front is filed la
with delicate lace eisinE and me only
trimming is q little bow of coiored velvet
ribbon sci high On the side.
Rev. Beattie with his usual zeal h Q
arranged the University lecture course as
follows: The celebrated elccutionist Prof.
r. l. Cumnock, is first on the programme
and will appear Dec. Is; Hon. w. III.
Parson, Jan. 20; Mrs. Liyermore, Feb. 10;
Col j. p. Sanfor', sometime in March.
sud the Boston Quinteite Concert Co. Nay
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Heller, who We re
married last Tuesday 81 Pleasant Green, the
bride being the accomplished daughter of
city Wednesday and Immediately went to
housekeeping in handsome home pre-
pared for them on West Seventh street.
Mr.. Heller is connected with the Hye and
Guenther dry goods emporium.
Miss Eva Gentry, who is the guest of
Mrs. Al. Smith, of ST. Joseph, attended The
Schuster Hengston wedding 10 that city
last Wednesday. The Gazette says of her
costume: Miss Eva Gentry, Of Sedaiis,
guest of Mrs. Smith, tall, handsome
Young lady, wore a stylish costume OF pure
white silk, skirt composed OF deep plisses.
with drspery OF silver brocade, Vandyke
hat of white plumes and velvet. Duchesse
lace and diamonds"
WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Augusti Kahrs and Miss Melinda
Helnlig We're united in marriage last
Nor day evening, at the residence OF the
brides parents on South Usage street. The |
WIS performed by the Rev Her.
man of the German Methodist church.
The attendants were Miss Lizzie Often and |
Mr.. Henry Shuelz. Mr.. Kahrs is d MEN,
Der of the Sadalia Silver Corbei band and |
after the ceremony some choice selections |
were giEen by its members in honor of the |
newly weddsd. A choice suppsr was serv-
I'd TO about sixty guest and a great many |
handsome presents were received. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Kahrs will reside On South Ohio |
street.