The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
THE sEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY. JULY T. 1885.
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Dorado Springs.
Miss Josie Wright, WHO left here las
Tuesday to join party of art students wis
were bound fer the All, gbeny mountains
reached Chic go in ssf ty, and left on 'h
same afternoon with the party.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Meuschke rejo;c
over the arrival of lovely lit lie by b-by
who will cali them ty tie prol name o
IMAM ma" and papa"
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Wa bur-, OF For
Sc, tt, and Mr.. Will Estill, OF Es'i !, No.
were the gue-s t relatives here Yesterday
Mrs. Walburn and Mrs. Es'ill were former
ly Misses Nary and Mamie G-ntry. OF this
city. Bob now have l-ve'y little SONS
n imed Gently"
Mrs. Nellie Narce gave tea last Thurs
day evening to a number of her fr:encs
which WIS carefully served and most enjoy
able. Among the inyit SITS were Mrs
@. Dwigh., Ms. George Weller, Mrs. E.
Kent, Miss Fsrnie Startling, Miss Della
Inch and number of others.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.
Mrs. DR. Jones entertain d quite party
Of fri. nds at "fve o'clock tea" last Thurs
day evening at the parsonage. Tie tea
was very carefully served, Miss Apette
Joues sang several beautiful selections, and
the entire affair was most enjoyable. The
ladies present were: Ms. l.. n. Guild, L.
A. Ross, A. w. Perry, Mrs. Mickey, Mrs.
A. d. Jaynes, Mrs. :. B. Sturtevani, Mrs.
p. G. St ford, Mrs J. HI. Boutwell, and
NJ SIS Msnzanita Anderson of IbGians.
RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Downing, who WI re
recently welded in this city, the bride be-
ing Miss Allie sRi:t-r, the we'll krowp
daughter of Colonel Ritter, and who left
for their future home in Aspen. Col,
reached that lint after a most enjoyable
as we'll as novel journey. Many p. ifts Of
interest were visited on the route, and the
cro%ing the range was made on horse
back, part of the distance being through
lofty scow banks. After re ichIrg Aspen
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing found their rooms
at the most prominent hotel in The city
beaut fully fitted up for them, and smorg
other things, containing q number OF YER.
elegant presents. A 6ne dirner wss ais ,
served. and in the evening they were in
viied % the residence of one OF Aspen's
prominent citiz-ns, where they We're n
dered fine serensde by the band. Alto
gether the p: ople of Aspen gave Mr.. Down
il g and his bride FIRE reception and 8
welcome which they will long remember.
PICNIC.
A most enjoyable picnic was given yes
terdav at Thalcher's Ford by a numher
young people who wished to pun in the
time in the most sgreesble manner, and
which they signslly succeeded in doing as
vas testifi 10 by the entire party.
The young ladies' con .ribut, d an elegant
silver medal for rife cont st, AID Jsbez
Jackson, of Kansas City, hasiug msde the
best shot. he was of course, the vic or. BE
ing non resident of the city, however, it
was shot for the second time and won BY
Willis Moron. The medal is engraved on
one side Eth the n,me "Funny Crowd"
on the other July Four h, 1885, The
pickbicker. reIurOed home about O'Clock
yesterday evening, and entertain many
friends with their scc unit of the days
pleasures. The picnickers were as follows ::
Mint Johns, Eruie Fsulhaber, Jat ez
Jackson, Ksnsas c ty, Wa ter Brown, Kan
sas City, Willis Norton, George Mackey.
Fred Morrill,, Halle Jackson, ST. Louis,
Blanche Lstour, May Hawkins, Ale,
N.wkirk, Lydi, Kent, Myrtle Sturtevant.
Bessie Daniels.
LAWN PARTY.
Mrs. E. A. Goud, formerly of this
city, a. present of Moberly, gave a lawn
party at her lovely home, the Hoiseley
PLACE. last week In honor of her little
friends, Fannie Mayer, Of this city snd
Fannie CoruelE, of 81. Louis. In all there
were twelve couples pres-n', and as Mrs
Gould is noted for her hospitality she did
rot lose her ieput, ton on this occasion.
Very choice refreshments were served, the
band discoursed sweet music and altogether
the affsir was enjoyable to all.
Socisty Elsewhere.
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