The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-29


of Mr.. ard Mira. Charles Blandin in Smith
ton last Friday night The anus menis
were cancirg, music and elsgaut relreth-
menis A large party OF young people al;
tended from this ci'y, ell os when epl 'yed
the sffair exec drngly. These were
Misses Nolie ard Daisy Shy, Lizzie and
MaudIe Rymall, May and Nor'h Burnett,
Dollie Chiles, ard Messis. Arthur jacobs,
Will West, Thomas WATSON. Harry and
Ran Grant, Harry Mayer AMI Arthur
Morrill,.
DISSER PARTY.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ID. n. CT .neu, oil East Be
Galia, CT lebralsd the first birthday OF their
son Willis LIST Thursday by giving din.
MFR party. The dinner WIS carefully served
md the occasion IVES most enjoyable. A
number of beautiful presents we're received
by NJ ser Willis, among them: A china
cup and saucer, Miss Mary She's; silver
knife. fork aud spoon. Miss LA Arke';
large chins d II, Mr.. Willis Cunningham;
gold ring. Patrick Shea; handsome toy set,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Kirk; gold necklace. "papa
and msmma." The occasion wss very
pleasant, and sh uId baby Willis live he
will so Iemembec II.
PLEASANT PARTY.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. James Russell, on East
Third rect, on Thursday evening. IN hon.
or OF Mis, Laura Nedecker, Mrs. Russel's
sistea Fine refreshments were served.
There was good music, also games and
other smusements, all enj wing the occas-
ion. Among the guess were Misses Lucy
JeDkings. Mary Neds cker, Lena Miller, Ida
McPheTson, May Cunningham, Sophia
Heimig, Lille and Enma Letter, and
Messrs. ALERT Letter, Louis Yackel, Geo.
Witlenger, - " alker aid a number OF
others.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
Mrs. A. Dow, of Georget,wn, was tend
cred a suIpri>e party last Tuesday, in hon.
or of her thirty. seventh birthday, by a
number of her friends. An elegant dinner
OF choice meats, salads, cakes, fruits, lelliesr
ices. coffee, tea, elc, was served. Mrs. Dow
was made the recipient of many sppropri-
a presents, and all toge her the occ sion
was a Geliohtful one. Kmorg the guests
wee. Mrs c. w. Fuller, Mrs. Mary
jackson, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Efie Fuller
Mrs Mary Feirchiid, Mrs Liza Meyers
MIS-. L. S Gray, Mrs. L. CrlGhll, and
large numb ofothers.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. srd Mrs. Will Griggs gave a mos
ei i.yaiI- party last wednesday evening Ir
honor Of taeir lit daughters eleventh
birthday. Sire W made Ihe recipient OF 8
number of pretty pres MS, among them an
ant thyst ling from her parents. Nice re
| freshments were Sc we'd md The sffair made
very IL asant. Among the guests were
Edna TYSON, Maudie b ssermtp, jimmie
Wentworth, Eta Woods, Maggie and Anna
Stephens, Mary LongmOre, Ger lie an
Blsnche Colburn, Ida Fisher, Susie Hud
sen, Cora Duncan and LYDIA 'iIigss.
| TEA.
Mrs C. E. Messerly gave a dainty and
ENJOYABLE lea yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mr.. t. w. Cioney. Mrs. Theodor,
Shelton of St. Louis, Mrs. j. Nj. OfielC
and Mrs. John Skinner OF Vinits. TEes'
four lovely sisters are delightful compsn
ions, and the hostess enjoyed the affair a
much as did her guests.
WEDDINGS.
The ma-risge of DR. Ed. Small AID
Miss Belle Hall is announced for the l4tf
OF October.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Shut;
and Miss Anna D.vlin will take place DC
toter S:h.
The M 1riage of Mr. J. Sit'ou AND
Miss Jennie Hendricks will take place il
the near future.
MUSICALE.
Yesterday morning Prof Lucy and hi
\ Id Ecu y r.. f.sn sn
informal musicale at their rooms In the
Knights of Pythiss block. Though it wa,
only little friendly gathering, the music
rendered on the occasion was beautiful
enough and posss s,ed of all The merits Of
skill and TASTE to delight a Slarge audience
Mrs. J. III. Boutwell,, VINO his not only
exquisite taste, but skill aid triiGing
played on The piano.. enc Of Schuber!':
cboiy est sonatas, In manner to afford
| pleasure 10 all who he I'd ii.
Prof Gregg gave GDunod's Meditat;on,'
violin solo, with pa'hos aid skill that
surpassed all his previous efforts. Mrs.
Gregg at the piano aud Prof. Lucy at The
organ rendered double accompaniment
Miss Smalley. who has special gift fol
the rendition o. piaro fore gems, G We two
of her lest with grace that delighted al
who heard them.
Prof. Lucy give Lisiz's Twelfth
Rhspscd;e" S vel. as the composer him
self could give it.
Mrs. Lucy gave an aria from Trovistore
and il IVES sung a great desl Letter than
We have heard it sung BY grit az profession
ais, and it gave unmeasurab pleasure 10
her visitors.
FASHIONS.
Wool lace tiius hats.
Men are to wear front laced sho s.
japanese fan decoration has gore out.
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