The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01

riott and Mildred Adams, OF st. Louis, and
Rosa Gilbert, of Chicago, was pronoun, Ell
the grsndest of the sesson. Mrny
hsndsome dresses were worn and the whole
ah~i r was a success.
The K. of L concert las: Friday night
at Lamonie, while not so well attended as
it deserved, yet had fair and appreciative
sudience. The stump speech by Ollie
Khnger and the cog dancing by Will
Showers, wee particularly enjoyed and
given hearty encor,s.
Mrs. Sallie Sharman and two nephews,
Willie and frankie Oman, left for their
home in Denver Thursday. Mrs. Snarmsn
was born and resred in PITTS county but
had not been here before for twenty We irs.
She visited numerous friends Ind relatives,
spending last week with her friend, Mrs.
B, tie Gentry and her c5usin, Ms. A. A..
| Slack.
Mis- Fannie Norris, the elocutionist,
returned fl, m Cnstauqua, New York,
where she has been spending the summer,
FRIDAY morning. While at that point she
tookl,s ons of Professor Cumnock, the elo-
cutionist, and of Professor Robertson, OF
Phi .ladelphia She also enjoyed lectures By
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore and others equal
ly as distinguished, visi ed friends in
| Pennsylvania, returned by the way of ST.
Louis, visited friends in Illinois, and al
together had m 81 enjoyable as we'll ss
profitable time.
cRILrREN's SOCIAL.
A social advertisement wss given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harten-
bach, last Friday night, which proved to be
| fLa g..
Games and appropriate refreshments were
features of the enter ainment The guests
were; Rosa McGhee, Lesda Rink,e, Selma
Smi b, Amy Or, Anna johnson, Hattie
Van Hon, Alta Smith, Mollie Kelly,
Thurman Gerard, Frank Hume, Tom Kelly,
Ed Wright, Will Dawson, Frank Smith
and Robert Hslstesd.
CHILDRENs PARTY.
Mrs. John Grin shaw gave nice lit
tie party Thursday afternoon in honor of
her nephew, Arthur Grinshaw, of Jeffer-
son City. The refreshments ere served on
prettily decorated tables and consisted OF
chccolste, rolls, fruits, lemon and ere I'm
ices, cake, etc TIE time was whiled away
with games and other amuserhenIs and the
young guests report jolly time. Among
these were Anna May ard George Maj1r
Stella and Bessie Slew ,rt, Juliet and Bessie
Ingram, Tommy Grimshaw, Ross Crouk,
St. Louis, Eide and Blanche Faulhaber,
F ora GOldstein, jennie Lnviuger, Edith
Wes;eabe ger, George Young, Lennie
Gold and several Others.
SOCIAL PARTY.
A large and most enjoyable par'h was
given at the residence of Miss Ada Bouldin
two miles north of this city, last Friday
evening. Ihe evening was fine one anu
he guess enj ,yed the d licious refresh.
merits, the excel, n, music ind the spirited
dancing very much.
Among ttese we're Misses Mann lie and
Maud Rynall, Cammie Hughes, Noble
Smith OF Kentucky, d .i,y AID No'a Shy,
Hattie Elliott, Jessie ana Maude Ripper,
Freddie Lilyuski, VI I'd Ly on, Anna Ross,
Cora and Mary Thompson, VI " AID Nora
Burnett, Katie Hughes, Floy jackson,
Lizzie Ryma and Mes.rs. Ohio Jacobs
Ran and Harry Grant, Arthur Crnnl=ll
Charlie Blasd n. Jessie Greer, - G,ntry,
Milton Young. viii West, Lou Walker.
Joe Turner, Willie Cheney, Reub n G n
Try, henry Elliott AMI g &c Hahn.
In "DIcK's" HONOR.
Mr. ard Mrs. J f. Hung rford We
Il cir hat dome Il tie son Dick a gran
party vest rdaY afternoon from o'cl. OK
un'ii :, III !osor of his b;r hday. The
young gusts wre The bappiest OF tie
"a ppr, aud ecjoy. Tie Gelicicu; refresh
N. hts VII. ch AIRS. Hungeiford Tad pc
viced in an. abundar &c ID which colsi ted
of mang vari Is OF fne Ike, fruits, etc
with the appetite with only youth pro
vides. l. tile D.cS, rs mater of cere-
mrn:ss, was graceful AMI tho IeLtful, md
ia TIE Iuture all re-Ie4nb,r tie occasion
with much pleasure He was msde the
r.dp cot If a numb r f appropriate anu
beauti ul pre- ents. A ong the may
GU SIS present were Stella Yeoter, toksiue
AMI Mary Temple, 20 nnie a-d Moutir
Deb ell, III rbert Stcuemar, Jim,aie Lake
Il c Jdore Cl tfo:d, Mabel R,>hack, Nabe!
Pat on, II eel E,>ion, Al on Eas'cn, Lula
With Is, I've rye W.T. lr>. Gus L tiers.n
Clyde P4t.ers: Il, I'll Bou-har, Wjlli
Bong an, Nel!e D,vs E-Lie DaYi-, vii
Ia late, Dor O,rk, Cailie clark.
CHILDRENs RECEPTION.
Mrs. Biarch~rd gave a reception last
Tbucsday al e.noon ia hoaor Of her and,
some =nd in,eiii-eat yOurg g-a1d-daugh Ell
Mis- Eva Blanchsrt, of st Loui- The
| hou We're from until o'clock end the
lime was rapidly and d-ligh fully wnil4d
swsy by the happy hearted children. Re-
t eshments If ices, fru,is oak nd otnsr
sui alb Ge!icacies were rived on pr tily
decorated tab es and the &C sion was
altogether a success
Tie guests pte,snt WIRE MiSSes r sa
Ciopk, ST Louis, b ssie and Julia Ingram.
I;eir and 5 ocasie Temple, c rfie Slack,
| Nav Cav TaCsis Land "a Cor, Smith
Oracle Wslker. Francis Hills, Bessie Nc
Fariand, B-,h Mclaughlin, Alma Connor,
Et; el fitzgerald, Genie Sack, y lie
Lo~erv, Pearle Mccullough, Hattie Hunn,
Belle ana Lucy Ssmps n, Cora Cnlly and
Masters, Vo.ney Mason, Bernie Clay,
Howard Landes, Nelson Smith, Harry
Inch, Milo Blair.
SURPRISE PARTY