The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-15

Miss Josie Wright brought humble
of lovely little sketches of mountsir
scenery home with her, also a picture o
the artists with whom she spent the sum
. mer. She will hereafter be at her studio
; Mrs Lizzie Spencer, an intelligent
lady formerly of this city, at present o.
Cincinnati, was the guest OF friends here
last week. She left yesterday morning fol-
Cooper county, where she will visit rsla'
tiyes.
Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Heymsn, Mrs. T.
B. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Price and
daughter. Mrs. ]. Fl Downs, Misses Lille
Downs and Emma Spurgeon, of Houstonis,
Were smorg those who attended the fair
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, who were re-
Gently married at Nrvsds, are the guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Peck. They have jus,
returned from a short bridal tour to St.
Louis, and will leave this evening for their
home in Nevada.
/ Miss Ada FGgle, a very handsome
yourg lady of Kansas City, and Mrs. w.
NJ. Tediord:: formerly the well-known Miss
Theress McSwteney, of Moberly, are the
guess OF Mrs. J. p. Harrington, corner of
Seventh and Lsmine.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Weise, and Ella
ing for Altoona, ILL.,, to attend the wedding
Of Miss Carrie S Cummings and G. W.
BraiDsrd, at that point. The last men.
toned parties attended the wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs E. Weise 10 this city last spring.
Mrs. Will Rosse has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Julia Tackenberger, dur.
ing the past week. Mrs. Tackenberker is
graduate OF one of the finest musical con-
servatories of Europe and is a singer of
great reputation. At one time she was
called very acceptably 10 fill the place of
Mile Nevada, the Gel. brated prima donna.
"A basket pic mic will take place at Nc
Allister Springs, Tuesday, September 22d,
by the A. o. q. w. The following spesk
ers will Re present: Rev. John A. Brooks,
of Warreushurg, Col. w. 8. Snoddy, Col.
] III. L. D. an, P. p. Ellis, grand lecturer,
and others. The. Sedalia, Hughesville,
Herndon, Brownsville and Lamopte
lodges will be present.
Mr.. Leonard Robinson, young gen
tlemau who is well-known in this city by
large socisl circle, all being his warm
| friends, left last Tuesday for Boulder, Col,
where he was cali by the severe illness
of his brother. Should his brother warrau.
it he will return in two weeks, if not, he
will T. main in Color do. The BAZoo
wishes him well, wherever his lot msy be
cas-.
Among those who attended the fair In
this city from Windsor las week were Mr..
and Mr.. BoArd, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Smith,
Mis- Rebecca Shadburne, Misses Dollie
Smith, Anna Lynch, Mrs. w. E. Cbrissey,
Mrs. VIM. Shelton, Mi ses Anna Douglas,
VI. A. haines, Matte Wi!lisms, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Baker. Mrs. J. nj. Da.
Wis, Mrs. J. F. Wall, Mrs. ]. c. Davis, Mrs.
F. Black, Misses Dode and Alice Wells,
Stark and others.
RECEPTION.
A very largely attended and pleasant re-
cep'ipn as given at the residence of Mrs.
c. NJ RuggIes, corner Tenth and Vermont
streets, Last Friday evening in honor of the
re urn of ! er son, Lloyd Ruggles, from a
protracied stay in Kansas City. Dancing
and the ,rtakirg of refreshments were the
amusemeuts. Among the guests present
were Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Hughes, Mr.. ard Mrs. r. A. Ramsey,
Misses Ada Bou'din, Stella Ellis, Ida Ma
son, Callie Hughes, - Pets, OF Windsor,
Mary Thompson, Mamie Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Seigelbaum
Mrs Walker, Misses Helen RuggIes, Dora
Yeater, Sallie Wakes, - Allen and Nit
tie Smith, of Lexington, KY, and Messrs
John Woods, Frank Ea>ty, Ed Bouldin,
Emmett Bosldin, John Gentry, Joe Elliott,
Red Major, Tom Courtney, Frank Hughes,
w. Ellis, HI c. Mussleman, Charlie Hare,
LLOYD Ruggles, Joe Turner, John Ahrens,
Will Gutnther, Will Hoffman, Walter
Brown, - Warren and others.
REUNION
At the Central Business college reunion
last Frid ~ night OF the I'D snd new stu.
dents and their friends. the halls were
crowded to the utmo t. many brig unable
to gain an entrance. Notwithstanding this
fact, however, the occasion was a most en-
ioyab.e as well as Instructive one, and
Prof. Robbins and his able sistants have
reason TO te proud of the affair as token
OF the popularity in which his college is
held. The following programme was
given
Quarte;te, Moonlight Welcome Again"
Miss Annetta Jores. Miss Matte Bard,
Prof. Striker and J w. Agev.
Ins rumental dret, Mel lie and E j
Stark.
Address by Rev. Boiler.
Voc / duei, Chow Beautiful is Might"
ID. NJ. and J. NJ. Agey.
Address by q. w. Barnett.
Vocal trio, 20 Restless Sea-" Mrs. Dora
Pattison, ID. NJ. and ]. w. Agey.
Remarks by Elder Payne and others.
ELEGANT PARTY.
One of the most ell CANT parties OF the
season wssgiyen at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk on Broadway last
Frid ~ night, by their daughter Miss Ida
1t was given in honor of Miss May Mense,
of St. Louis, and in all its appointments,
music, dancing and refreshments was per-
feet. The ladies were all in full evening