The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-10

week, at the resid-nce of her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. Joseph Richmond, TO Mr.. J. ID.
Lowry, Il Honsiouis. Rev. ID. G. Browne
of thi, city, performed the ceremony.
The Sunbeam S, ci -ty" of the Congre-
gational church met at the residence of III.
l. Rerry On Broadway, last week. The at
tendance was la &c and the occasion most
enjoyable. The next meeting will take
p!-ce at the residence of Judge Shirk On
Seventh street.
residence Of De. Abel tomorrow evening.
Miss frankie Miller wili read an essay On
M ache h." Miss Lucy Reynolds will read
an e-say on Lady Macbeth" and Mr.. &.
C Parker will lad The last two acts OF
Mar beth"
Mis- Ming, her son, Mr.. James Ming,
and her granddaughter, little Miss May
Montgomery, who lett here last Sunday
eight for New Orleans, arrived there in
safety Wednesday morning. After short
stay ta-y will GO to Florida where they
will remain until June.
Mrs. E ]. R;dernor ana mother, Mrs.
]. L. Moody, of Warrens'urg, ware In this
city last Thursday, the guests of Mrs. q.
n. Weller. THURS lag evening Mrs. Rider
nar returned TO Warrensburg. MIS-. Moody
left for D-nisIu where she will visit with
relatives and friends.
SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. Cbas Yost, of this city, was married
10 Miss Elizabeth Eichoz, Of Lake Greek,
in 1861, by The Rev. Myers. Four rh'liIen
have been born OF this union and pros
perity has cast its sunshine DER il until the
years have Lived and died and brought, last
FRIDAY night, the twenty fifth ami. ersary
of their wedding. Ii WIS uot celebrated by
any elaborate pr parstion, but along near
the midnight hour the Sedalis band sileUt-
ly drew near their handsome house OF
Seventh street and, IN the finished msnuer
for which the band is noted, gave uumbt !
of most exquisite selections. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yost testified their appreciation of the ad
m;rable music and the kindly remembrance
by inviting The bsnd in and serving them
with appropriate refreshments.
WILLING WORKERS
The banG of wv Hing Workers" IF the
FIRST Baptist church hid very delightful
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. A. T.
Fleischmann y. sterday afternoon. These
work.rs are composed OF a number of love-
ly young girls, and by the dextrous man.
DER in which their little fingers accomplish
ed the tasks set for them yesterday they
proved their right TO The title bestowed on
them. Toward the close OF the afternoon a
short literary program was given, srd nu-
merOus games were INDUCED in and with
light hears and happy faces The liltle
band departed for their homes. The sue
cess of the occasion was due In the accom-
plished and kindly hostess ably assisted by
Mrs. j. A. Lamy.
AID SOCIETY.
The ladies' aid society of the Congregs-
tional church held their weekly meeting at
the residence of Mira. J. NJ. Meriz last FRI
day afternoon. The attendance was un-
usually large and the occasion profitable as
we'll ss eui pyable The following named
we're present: Mesdamss John Bu khsrt,
r. HI. Moses, Berry, Blair. Hahn, Swee',
Lsmm, Hale, Jordan, Psf, Stock, Miss
Minnie Fenwi k. The next meeting will
be held Thu sday aft-rnoon st the r,si-
demo. OF Mrs. Henry Lsmm, Corner Osage
and Thirteenth streets.
PROGRESSIVE DINNER PARTIES"
-Sone time ago the st. Louis Spectator
proposed as an Offset, 10 progressive euchre
pdItlCr1 ItOkfCecNC utuuCIc, anu IL II
said has been tried in ST. Louis with great
SUCCESS. The BAzoo will give the modus
operandi here, and probably our quick
witted ladies can get an idea which will as
sist them in entertaining. The hostess in-
tr Jduces each lady by name as she enters,
and thus does away with the embarrassing
and formal individual introduction. When
the company are all assembled, the hostess
announces that il is "progrsssive party"
and at the tapping of a bell. everybody
must charge FARMERS. This is done sever
al times in the course OF the evening, and
the novelty OF the idea produces cousidera-
BILE merriment.
EVENING COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cute entertains
a party of friends last Friday evening i'm an
extremely enjoyable manner, and thcss
present have brought this verdict against
them. There wss music, there was game,
there was delicate aud appropriate refres".
menis, and there was a company of merry
hearted GU sis, including Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor New
kirk, Rev. and Mrs Bea;Iie, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. White, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cummin
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Perry, Mr.. and MIS-.
We DoOSOSht l.. a. Il Dl Mis-.
Smith, Mr. and Ms. l.. A. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L. Berry and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Nc
Laughlin.
EXCURsIoNlsTs ENTERTAINED.
One of the largest entertsinmeuts ever
given in the city, took place st Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mr..
p. q. Stafford. on Lsmine street. The On.
tertsinnent was in honor of tie New Or
leans excursionisis and their friends and
with brief experiences 10 the Crescent CITY,
merry "reminiscences and laughable Jokes
the party had q gay time. Mrs. Stafford.
who was OF the excursionists, is a most ex-
cellent hostess and nothing was lacking
that could enhance the pleasure of the &C.
casion. Refreshments were abund sntly
and prettily served. Among the large
number of guests were:
Rev and Mrs. Jones, Mrs Jas. Story.