The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-24
SEDALIA.

econ nunjca;ions 10 Rosa Pearle, society reporter
BAgoo office SedSlis, Ho.
sEDALIA.
Mrs. Himslrich, of Tiptoo, was in this
city last week.
Miss Anna Sharp, of Upton WAS in the
ely line first of the week.
Miss Lina Hssiing, of Warssw. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Judg" Shitk.
Mis-. Wyatt. of this city visited Mrs.
~. A. Jarneil ia California The first of last
week.
1t is runpred that Miss Lizzie Smith
will soon he wr6ded 10 d gentleman resid
iAg 10 q ueighboring city.
The Ladies Society of the Congregs.
Gonai church will meet al the residence Of
Mrs. r. II. n, ses on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Messerly will leave
shis moroing for Springfield, Illinois.
where Mrs. Messeriy will visit her mother
fer tome time.
A small but most enjoyable party was
siren at The residence of Mr.. g. w. Lion
berger yesterday evening Music, refresh
aeuts, etc., were the amusements.
Mrs. Mayer, who had expected TO
feave for st. Louis sBd Chicago ere this,
and who has been detsined by slight i'll
sess, will leave this week positively.
An Easter social will be given bv the
members of the First Presbyterian church,
"a the Slst OF this month, at the residence
of Mr.. W. w. McNully, on Third street.
The young Pr opIes' society of the Ohio
street Methodist church met at the resi-
-Aepce of o. H. Gee last Friday evening
with q large at tndance and a mcst euipya.
bic time.
Mis- Lou Young, Of Kansas City, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs G. W. Llon-
Berger, of Est Fourth street. Both will
leave for Jefieron CRY on visit to their
parente next Wednesday.
The Catholic Benevolent society very
handsomely and appropriately c=lebrs ed
81. Palrick's day last Tuesday evening with
grand supper, speeches, tossts, etc., al
Woods opera house hall.
The Sunbean society of the Congrega-
tional church, met al the residence of Judge
S1irk on West Seventh last Tuesday night
AID had a pleasant meeting, although moi
q large number were present.
Miss Lizzie Rembert is the guest oil
her friend, Miss Oracle Matthews. She
will probs bly, remain until after the party
which will be given by the Lawn Tennis
club next Thursday evening.
The Lawn Tennis dancing club will
give their last bali for the season at Woods
opera house hall next Thursday evening.
One hundred invitations are out and an
elegant supper will be served at Sicher's
NEW hotel.
Miss Jennie Zilhart, of S-dalis, was
visiting friends and acquaintance In La
monte, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Jen-
ME is well known here, and has many
friends who are always glad TO see her.
Lamonie Record.
"A very large house greeted the bene6 t
given for the strikers last Friday night a;
cue opera house. All Of the participants in
The program did excellently and great
credit is due them. A very handsome sum
was realized, which will be distributed
among the most needy.
Mrs. Bossermsp. of this city, has re-
gently received the sorrowful news of The
death of her niece. Mrs. DR.. Bryant, at her
home in Canton, Ohio. Mrs Bryast was
emily nj srried last fall, and will be remem-
kered here as Miss Jessie Randall, q former
RoRh 90 2sCouy u ~ ACttCh .
Mrs. George Weller left yesterday
evening for Knob Noster, where she will
be the guest of relatives. She will return
home tomorrow morning, aud on Wednes-
day will entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Weller,
Who are en- route to their future home In
Kansas. Mr.. Weller has been the Missouri
Pacific station agent al Knob NCster for
the past three years.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A most enjoy able surprise party was given
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rice, corner of Sixth and Montgomery
streets, last Thursday evening, in honor oil
their guest, Miss Carrie Rice, of Boonville.
The evening was rapidly whiled away with
music, dancing, light refreshments and the
merry chat of happy-hesrted guests, and
those present will long remember il. The
guests were Misses Fannie Owens, Ida
Murray, Maude Tilt, Ella Hickman, Gus
sic Hill, Allen, Mrs. Loder, and
Neesrs. Chas. Gardiner, Frank Spsnn, Joe
Janison, Bechtol, Dunnigsn, Noftsker,
Birchfsid and Hoffman brothers.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The birthday of Mrs. Oliver Smith was
nost appropriately and delightfully."- cele-
brsied Thursday evening at her residence on
ehe corner of Eighteenth and Usage streets,
Light refreshments we're served and games
indulged in. Among the guests were