The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-12-29
Park, Vermont, spent last Tuesday in Sc.


their relatives in this city. Both are at
tending school al Lexington. Mo.
The marriage of Miss Emma l..
Fleming, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. :.
Fleming, aud Mr.. w. X. Wheeler Will take
place at the NJ. E. church, 'moEte, No.,
al o'clock =. N. December 3lst.
There were NUN, rous church enter
tainneut. last week, all # The churches
havi' pre- ty trees and may prs OTIS r
ranged on them. S pme of these entertain
ments were Thursday evening, otners Fri.
day evening.
MIR. C. C. Parker, the talented elocu-
tioaisI, will give an entertainment al Ial-
folnia, Mo-, to morrow evening He viii
also give 40 entertaIbmeht at Scheil Cl.y
Wednesday evening ard one at Upton
next Saturday evening.
The wedding OF Mr.. c. d. Alderman,
of Kansas City, aud Miss Anna j 4cks n, OF
thi city, will take place at The residence of
the bride next Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock. The bridal tour will include a
journey east and south.
The spelling schools were so we'll at
tended al the First Pfesby terian and Con-
EDUCATIONAL churches that the la ter have
decided 10 have another ole Monday even
ing. The lawyers have invited the pby-
ciaus and miDisiers End spell worthy
OF the occasion will be the result.
The Misses Clemmops, teachers of
music, had The mot delightful surprise
from tier pupils Christina, eve. Inc en-
tire class went to their resi- Iencrs we'll laden
with packages, and at-r these We're un-
I'll Il h. Al Lad
with huge Jelly, fruit and other cakes,
fruits, consisting OF apples, figs. bananas,
oranges, d Ates, candies OF every variety, In
fscl, enough to have stocked d cenfection-
ery," as one of the sisters joyfully asserted.
1t was indeed o nice and thoughtful act on
the part of the pupils and the Misses Glenn
mons desire 10 extend to them lheIr sincere
and earnest thanks.
Only few have signi6ed their inten-
ton of keeping open houss on New Years
day, a though 1t Is possible others may de-
termine 10 DO 80 d send lis 10 be pub
lished in Thursday mornings issue of this
paper. Among the most not, BILE will De
MISS Lou Eva Walker, who will receive,
assi>tsd by Mise, Kate Psttesou, Lizzie
Childs and AggIe Robrrts, Of lndepend
ence, No, and Miss BetIie Waddeil. of
Lexington, No.; Miss Ida Nswkirk will be
assisted by Misses Minnie Scott and Kittie
Bailey, of New York Miss Helen GallIe
will b. assisted by s-yeral young ladies (;
Miss Gertie Smith will receIvr, Miss May
lumming Is and HIATT Guild will receive
at the home of the former and there are a
number Of others.
"A French work of fiction is soon to sp
Ennl,eh h.nh -. IN
terest, as from its peculiar construction and
coloring il was cons .deIed untranslaiable
Fiauberi's great story, "Salammbo" draws
upon ancient Carthage for lis fascina log
scenes of love and var and its splendid de-
scriptlons OF tropical nature. The transla-
ZION by H. French Sheldon is said to pre-
serve all the charming peculisrities OF the
au hoT's pure style, who is the true founder
of the nsturslistic school of literature, So
debased by many French authors. The
work will be published by Saxon IL Co +,
London aud New York, with an introduce
ton by Edward King, the American poet,
and dedication to Henry NJ. Stanley, the
famous explorer.
The above mentioned lady is dsugh-
ter of the celebrated Dr. ElIZsbeib French
OF Phila6e!phis, aud q conn. ction by mar
riage of The manager OF this department.
CLUB INVITATION.
The following invitations have been sent
10 many of the prominent people of the
city:
"You sre respectfully invited TO attend
the social p ,rtv given by the married men's
social club at Park hotel, Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 30,h, 1885. Dancing from 9
o'clock M. until d. M. Card tables for
whist, ETC., in the ho'el pario7. Young
ladies list at the store of VIM. Courtney &
Co. J. K. Barrett president; VIM. Latour,
vice president; W. L. Better, secretary.
MUsIcALEs.
Prof Chance gave a musicale last Mon.
day evening which has been spoken of as
one of the finest ever given in The city.
Misses Carrie Crowley, Hattie Miller, EN-
ma Crandsll and Helen Galie assis ed, the
latter singing most beautifully. Miss E.
NJ Clemmons also gave a mus Gale at the
residence of Mr.. L. T. Clifford. Miss Kate
Smith read biographical sketch of Nine.
Julia Rive King, the celebrated pianist.
Miss Kate Hildreth PLAYED nicely "Shower
OF Blossoms" Misses Roe and Lille Eirett
sang freely; Little Minnie Dovd sang
sweetly aud the ,ntire class did excellent
work on piano, guIIar AID banjo. Among
The guests Were Mrs. Adam lille and MISS
Lizzie L1mpton, both of whom sang
sweetly; also Messrs. p q. Walker aud. j.
e. Mason, who gave fine recilations. Bota
musicales we're successes.
CHRISTMAS DINNERS
MIS-. Dora PaItisun and sisters will
give large elmer party to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. T. H. Moses entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Desn, Rev. Boiler
and others at dinner Christmas day.
MIR. and Mrs. Isasc Wright entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
Will Messerly and Others Christmas day.
Miss Ida Nrwkirk entertained at din.
ner Christmas day, Misses Minnie Scott,
Helen Gallie. Kitiie Bailey, of New York,
and Messrs. Ed Ilgenfritz, s. K. Rullsrd
and Will Msckey.