The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06

o,snt fro,o Sedalia or neighbOring places, re-
spectfully solicited. We wapt vivacions, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent In sll the nelghbor-
fpg towns tributary TO Sedalia- Address all such
communications TO Ross Pesrle, society reporter
BAzoo Office, Sedalia Mo.
But very few of the young ladies en-
tertsiuea New Years day and now the gen.
tIemen are feeling a little sore over the re-
suit. Some very elaborate calling cards
had been prepared by the gentlemen and
that the did not get 10 use them reflects
very little on the hospitality OF the ladies.
The plea which has been urged by ladies
in large city that they did not care TO re-
ceive any and everybody, cannot be utIl-
lied in this ciii,s as the list OF gentleman
callers would have only included tht s.
with whom they had previously associated
and in many instances received on an ln'l.
mate {. otipg The gentleman think and
not without reason, that ii would have re-
ouired very slight trouble to have prepared
a light refreshment table and put them
selves in holiday attire and there is very
little excuse for not doing SO. ARropos, il
does not seem as if gentleman had very
little encouragement 10 spend extravegant
sums for theatre tickets, ball going, sup-
pers. flowers and carriage hire for their
Young lady friends and then find ii so lit
tie appreciated that not even on New
Years day is anything pertaining to re-
turn made. Eutres nous, too, it is possible
that bad coffee been offered TO some OF the
gentleman they would not have called on q
certain "widow"-uamed '-Cliquot."
sEDALIA.
Miss Dolly Fisher spent the holidays
with friends in Wsrrepsburg.
Mis- N. A Purdy is the guest of Mrs.
w. S. Baker on Second street.
Mrs Snow, of Chicago, is the guest OF
her brother, Conductor A. Snow.
Mrs. Heron and daughter, Miss Belle,
of Mexico, were in this city last week.
Mrs. George Weller will 60 to War
rensburg this evening for short visit.
Mr.. w. P. Hibhs, who has been quite
sick for some lime, is again able to be Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Garland, of yelling
ton, Kansas, were in the city New Years
day.
Mrs. T. J. Hart snd family have re-
turned from a visit with friends in Cali
fornla.
Mrs. M. Young, who has been the
guest of friends in Holden returned last
night.
Mrs. L. Murray, of Holden, who WAS
the guest of friends in this place, have re-
turned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Nofsker will leave
for 9 visit with relatives in Pennsylvania,
Monday evening.
Miss Grace Kemper, of Boonville, who
has been wishing Mrs. II. c. Iemuth, Left
last night for home.
Miss Nellie FITZGERALD, of California,
spent the holidays in this city with Misses
Rosa and BERTHE Hart.
Mr.. P. d. Etue and daughter, of Kan
sas City, who have been visiting friends in
this city, have returned home.
Miss Miriam Davis, who has been
spending her vacation with her relatives
in Patterson, returned last night.
The society gentlemen are making
preparations to give an elegant party some
time this week, probably next Friday
night.
"A large number of dinner parties were
given New Years day, but in nearly every
case only included family relatives and
immediate friends.
Prof. J. d. Holloway and bride, who
have been spending their honeymoon in
New Orleans, were expected home last
night or this morning.
brate her birthday which occurs next
month, by giving a very nice entert ain
ment for the benefit of her friends.
Miss Jennie Dickson of Meadville,
Pa, is visiting at the residence of Prof
Geo. w. Ready. on Fifth street. Miss
Dickson is a sister of Mrs. Ready.
Mrs. A. Ellis, daughter, Miss Minnie,
and sun Willie, formerly of this city, al
present of Pueblo, Col were the guests of
their relative, Mrs. A. A. Slack, yesterday
Miss Matte Kennedy is enjoying her
visit with friends in Illinois, very much.
She will return to her home in about two
weeks and will be accompanied by an
uncle and aunt.
Miss Lizzie Allison, from Walker,
Miss Dada Stark, of Windsor, and Miss
Stella Mariner, of Spokane Falls, Wash
ington territory, were in the city yesterday,
en- route to Warrensburg.
Miss Lee Meng, beautiful and win
ming young lady of Dover, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Montgomery, on Seventh
street, Tor the past week, will leave for her
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Meade Stillwell, of St. Louis.
and Miss Willie Price, of Cleveland, Ohio
who have been the guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Price, 500 Onio street.
left for their homes yesterday.
The lovely little twin babes, spoktn of
last Sunday, have not vet been claimed bv
parties desiring to adopt them. as there
was mistake Ia the address. They NAV
be found at 209 East Fourth street.
Quite number of beautiful girls have
been the guests during the past week of
Miss Lenora Walker, on Broadway, among
them being Misses Kate Patterson, of INDIE
pendence, Fsnnie Salmon, of Clinton, and
Miss Lula Harrison.
Bright young Miss Ruth Leaning en-