The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-31
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The ladies of the First Presb; terrain
church will give an Ess,er social at the
residence of Mrs. w. w. McNulty on Third
street next Tuesday evening. Several very
novel features will be introduced, and as
the ladies of this church are noted for their
refreshments and excellent management,
an enjoyable time is anticipated.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give their monthly tea on Fri
dsy afternoon of this week, at the residence
of Mrs. r II. Moses, TO which gentlemen
are cordially invited. Supper from 6 to z.
A sociable will be held at tae same place in
The evening. Easter cards, eggs and other
fancS articles will be sold.
Til. Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
gaticnsl church met at the re- idence of Mrs.
K. d. Moses ,st Friday afternoon and had
full snd pleasant meeting. This society
has taken In SO in the last year. Among
the lsdies present were Mrs. r. II. Moses,
Mrs. DR.. Hale, Mrs. Paff, Mrs. Mertz, Mrs.
| Lsmm, Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Sweet. Mrs. Will
cox, Mrs. Berry, Miss Minnie Fenwick and
others.
The Young Peoples society of the First
BAPTIST church met at the residence OF Mr.
G. H. Tucker, last Friday night and had
very pleasant time. Music, refreshments
and games made up the program. The
guests were Florence Lamy, Jennie Hof-
mar, Mst'ie Let's, Mamie Meet, Corr
Nichols, Mary Let's, Messrs. Louis Hoff.
man, Ohio Jacobs, Gertie Goodrich. A, w.
Haw-s and number of others.
In recent letter written to friends in
this city, from Los Angeles California, the
following relating to former Sedalisns is
contained. Mr.. John Kulmer hes built
him a nice house and makes a good living
selling butter and eggs. He has four cows
from which he sells Sl25 worth of butter
and milk per month; has forty hens and
sixty or seventy little chickens; eau rsise
hem all winter here. Mr.. Oh fin gels S95
per month.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Miss May O'Bsnnon is expected for a
visit soon.
Miss Maggie Quarrels. of Clinton, Wis.,
tied here short time ago.
Jasper county has now seven represen-
tstives at the Sedalia University.
Miss Gamma Adair, Of Clinton, will BE-
the guest of her sisters, Misses Sue and
Emma Adairon so.
Miss Ritenour, who has been rather
seriously indisposed for some time, has
again almost r,coverec.
| BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
The twenty first birthday of Mr..
Frank Holcroft, youngest son Of Mrs.
Harry Holcroft, WIS very elegantly cele-
brated at the family residence, corner of
Sixth and Summit streets lust Thursday
evening. Ii has been the custom of Mrs.
Hclcroft to properly celebrate the twenty
first anniversary of each of her sons and
this is the third time she has had the
pleasure and ever thing YVES done TO make
Inc occasion m morable. The supper was an
elaborate one consisting of m ats, salsds,
cakes, fruits, and in fact, many choice and
carefully prepared dishes, Among other
pleasant features, such as games. music,
etc., the occasion WAS made still more
pleasant to the celebrsnte by his being
made the recipient of many handsome
presents. Among them were, a fine pair of
sleeve buttons, several silk handkerchief,
fine gold watch chain from bis mother,
plush palette contsining q thermometer,
writing desk, statuary and many other use
full as veil as valuable articles
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jakemsn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Morey, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wslker, Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Ri
NAL, Mr.. snd Mrs. w. J. Klein. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods. Mr..
Clement and daughter Issdore, Mrs. Costin,
Misses josie Wright Clemens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Holcroft, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Costin and many more.
SURPRISE PARTY.
a pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence Of Misses Fannie and Emma
OBrien at the residence CT their parents on
North Prospect street. Thursday evening.
The evening was spent with social games
and converse, and the time passsd very
rapidly. Among the guests were Misses
Daisy Shy, Josie Kaiser, Dollie Childs,
Cors Nichols, Nolie Shy, Florence Hogan,
Msude and Jessie Ripper, and Messrs.
Arthur Morrill,, Jesse Greer, Ramie and
Hrrry Grant, Dick Pitcher, Will Copeland,
Albert Kirg and Ned Heating.
FAREWELL.
A pleasant farewell party took place al
the residence of Rev. Miller, who is soon to
leave here, but formerly pastor or the
Montgomery street NJ. E. church, last Mon
day, in honor of his youngest daughter
Miss Anna. Refreshments were served
there were CAMS, and generally enjoya-
BILE time. The guests were. Misses Nellie
Carr, Club Leveridge, Nellie Leveridge
Eunice Consley, Clara McGsrmon. Katie
Cardes, Gertie Leach, Berthe Mcclure,
Dosia Ashworth, Matte Arey, Anna Arey
and Masters Harry Bulkley, ]. and NJ
Looney, Robt. Cunningham, Albert Cordes
and a number of others.
/ CHURCH SOCIAL.
The Christian church social which took
place at the residence of Mesdames Smith
and Cotton, last Friday night. was a very
large and very elegantly prepared for affair
The large house was entirely thrown open
and the guests, nearly two hundred in mum
Der. were permitted its freedom. The host