The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-22

Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Gray will 60 TO 81.
Louis and spa nd a week with Mrs. w. ID.
Philips, q sistsr.in-law Of Mrs. Bolton, and
al.o attend the exposition.
Mrs. E. Z. Sibley arrived in the city
Friday evening, accompanied by her little
nj &C. Col. Sibley has rented fine resi-
dece ON East Seventh, near the corner OF
Washington avenue, aud will 90 10 house
keeping at an early day..
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Hys returned
from a three months visit with relatives
In Germany and other points Ia Europe
last Tuesday. The trip was a most enjoy
able enc to beth, but since their return Mrs.
bye has been quite ill.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch went to Lexington
"Wednesday. She was accompanied by
Misses Flora Hatch and Lula Barnes, Of
South Bend, Indians. Mrs. Hatch return
ed Thursday, the young ladies remained
and will be students at The Baptist college.
Mis- Cora ppey left last Tuesday for
Psyson, ILL.,. where she will be the guest of
Mrs Anna Nicholson, an intelligent young
lady who will be remembered as the guest
of Mrs. B. F. Nance last winter. Miss
Rippey spent Wednesday in Hsnnihel with
her friend Mrs. Otto Schwitzer.
Mrs. J. Fl. Boutwell, has ju-t had a
most beautiful piece of arassne embroidery
fir ,med. 1t is q design of the double cox
comb with its sh AIDED foliage on a back
ground of black satin The work is very
evenly and beautiful, and many lsdiNs who
saw il admired it very much.
tl-The Young peoples society of the Ohio
street Methodist church held meetirg at
tha ~oa;1nroa - M,-s Matte Iaot
Friday evening. A large number OF guests
the smusements. Mr.. Ell. Mason was
elected president to fill the place of Mr..
Fred Jones.
Miss Helen Gallie whose home coming
has been announced number of times, did
not arrive until last Sunday, having visit
ed number of fIieuds on the way home.
She is made welcome by many friends who
appreciate her undoub ed qualities of head
and heart, and her remarkable talent as q
vocalist.
On Thursday evening, Sept. IL, the
Rev. J. 81. Gillespie. of the Montgo.ner
rect Methodist church, joined in m-tri-
mOny at the residence OF z. III. Brat'on,
Ills East Sixth street, the brides brother
in Law, Mr. ]. c. Thomas and Miss Emma
A. Ccrdes. None of the contracting p ,r-
ties friends we're present, excepting the
Immediate family of the bride and groom.
MIR. Ch,s Richardson and Miss May
Belle Richardson are in receipt of the v,ry
beautiful invitations sent out by the man
az rs OF the V. p ball in st. Luis. Miss
May Be lie will accompany her aunt of
Cincinnati, and who will be the guest of
the family of Judge Richardson for a
short time previous, to st. Louis, and both
will attend the bali.
Colonel J. ID. Crawford and wife, of
Sedalis, Missouri, arrived Sunday last, and
expect TO spend sever-l months with us
The Colon-l is already much improved In
health, and took basket of fine trout from
Soda Creek to-day. He says however, that
| he is not here SO much for his health IS to
supply his brothers family with elk and
bear meat the coming winter.-.Steamboat
| Springs, Colo Plot.
SOCIAL PATTY.
Misses May and June Cobine enter
tanned number OF friends very pleas Mt
/ ~ last Wednesday evening In honor Of
Mrs. Ames and Miss Wills their guests.
The evenings amu>emeDts were d ,ncing,
games, music aud the partaking of nicely
served refreshments.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Lizzie Miss Elsie Mersmsu celebrated
her birthday Yesterday afternoon at the
residence of her parent, on Massachusetts
street very pleasantly, a number Of beau
tiful little children being present and
spending the time with games, partskiDg of
retreshmen's, &c.
Mrs. Jones, wife OF the Rev. DR.. Jones,
gave little tea last Monday evening in
honor of the several ministers and their
wives. Mrs. Jones is a charming hostess
and the company had in consequence a
most delightful time. Present we're: Rev.
and Mrs. Tu tie, T.. and Mrs. Gillespie,
presiding elder and Mrs. Sterhens, and
grandma Kulmer.
EQUESTRIAN PARTY.
A party compose of a number of CAV
young peHple rode to Smithtnn Friday
evening and sitter psrtaking of supper at
the hotel, csme back beneath The rays of
the ''silvery mooD.' 1t Was q most de-
lighifnl way of spending the evening and
the party enjoyed it hesriily. The party
was comp sed Of the following couples
Chss. Yester and Miss AIMS Richardson,
Will Mackey aud Miss Madge Sturgis,
Will Bsrd and Mrs Emma Lonsan, Frank
Shu'tz aud Miss Ann. Devln.
CURIOSITY.
Mr.. Qnincy Dwight, of this city, has his
in poss -ssion fac simile of the first pewspa-
per ever printed in Auerics. 1T was print
ed In Boston, is dated 1904 and contains a
picture of New York city in 1850, then but
a smsll village, the first steam railroad
passenger train, the first ste an boat in the
world, the liberty bell, the house in which
Thomas jefferson wrote the declaration of
Independence, Indep. ndence hall and other
interesting illustrations ss we'll as matter.
1t is certainly rare curiosity.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mrs T. r Sheldon cave an entartain