The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20
LILA WEEKLY BAZOO. To ESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1885.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men Queen City Lodge, will give grand
ball and banquet al Sicher's Park hotel
next Tuesday evening Jan. goth. As Il
well known, railway people in soci Il IF
fsirs are prodigai of expenditures and fol-
the ballroom, over fifty dollsls will BE-
spent In decorations. General Manager
Hoxie, has issued rasses for all who may
wish to attend and Moberly, Hannibal
and other neighboring towns will send del
sgations. The sffaiI promises TO be the
event OF the s. asou.
The parties to the Chryst. Franklin
wedding, which is mentioned in another
column, and which has already been fully
written up in Friday mornings issue OF
the BAZoo, was rendered q reception at the
residence of the brides grand mother, Mrs.
Gentry, corner OF Third and Lafayette.
Among the guests were Rev. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Allison: Mr.. o. J. Farley and
dang litter, Mrs. Julia Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCsnnon, Mr. Howard Chryst, brother OF
the groom, Misses Jennie Bambsrger and
Mary Neiizert, Mrs n. Russell and Mrs.
Warren.
The w. G. T. U. state shield to Be
sent to the Worlds fair al New Orleans Is
being rapidly brought to perfection and
promises to be rs beautiful ~ unique.
Many of the best srtizsns in the city have
contributed TO it. Augusta Meier viii do
the upholstering, Miss Josie Wright will
paint Some exquisite designs on the BAN
ners and Mss Rue will add toits beauty
by specimens of arasene and chenille elm.
broidery. The ladies desire to again re-
mind parties who have copper, iron or
other mineral products, that il will be es-
teemed favor il they will on, or before
next Thursday, bring them 10 Mr.. Meier
so that they may be utilized in makirg the
shield worthy representation of the graat-
est miner al state in the C uniry. Only
small specimens will be necessary.
DINNER.
Mrs. E. w. Bixby entertained quite
a party Of her friends at . handsomely
served and deliciously prepared dinner last
Friday al o'clock p. m. Among the
guests were Mis-. Hogue, Mrs. Perry, Mrs.
Kimbougb, Mrs. DR.. Clark, Mrs. L. n.
Guild, Miss Mary Kidd and Miss Hattie
Guild.
ANNIVERSARY.
The second anniversary OF Prof. Bob
bins Central Business college was cel.-
bra' ed last Thursday might in the college
rooms. large and cheerful crowd attend
ing. Rev. J. B. Fuller, of the Fir,t Bap-
fist church. delivered an able and cbarac-
ieristic address. Music by Misses May and
Nom Burnett and Prof A. w. Agey, and
declarations BY Miss Nellie Robbins, of
Silver City. New Mexico, and Mr.. Ed
Subj, compile ed the program.
DINNER.
M J. 81. Dorm an, who resides in the
suburss of this city, gave h dinner last
Wednesday which was very elegant in all
its appointments. The menu consisted OF,
meals, salads, cakes, fruits, jellies, etc.
and the guests pre- pronounced 1t most
ENJOYABLE.
Among these were: Mesdames VIM.
Gold, F L. Blair, NJ. V. Sweet, Richard,
Rowe, Clara Irwin, NJ. o. Dowd and Miss
Buens Kelley.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
deDce OF + N. Cummins, East Fourth
street last Wednesday evening in honor of
his daughter, Miss Dora. Very choice re-
treatments were served and the evening
was wbiled away with music, gsmes, etc.
Among the guess were: Misses Ber.ie
Mcclure. Lizzie Murray, Stella and Lizzie
BIycn, Nellie Carr, Ona Smith, Nellie and
FIorenc, Loveridg', and Messrs. Charlie
Costir, Willie Wippricht, Heard Wheeler,
Aleck DounelI, Ch,s. NayIor, Ardie Jack.
son, Neville d Id Harry Buckley.
WEDDING.
Last Thursday evening, q pleasant we'd.
dirg took place at the Third street
Me. holds! cha CD, Rev. Miller officiating
Tue con racing parties we're Miss Mary T.
Frnklin and DR. James c. Chryst. The
Bride has resided in 61is city
for sometime, and the groom is q prosper
GUS fi-ner wdo lives near Georgetown.
After the Wedding ceremony a reception
WIS given tbe plrty at the residence OF
the brid 8 Jel1iyes, corner Spcold sod
L;fly si,e nee S. They eft Fridav NOR 1.
The groom.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
MIS-. Prof. S.ahl has been qui e IN for
some weeks, but is abb, to resume Ler |
school dulles.
Miss Maui Adair, q special favorite
among Tie pupils, has been confined to her |
room on account of illness;for more than a
week. Her hsppy face is once more seen in
Inc class room,
Through the efforts of Pref. Ready.
he reading room table has been supplied
with nu,aber Of first class college pspeis.
rOey should be read by all the students, so
hat they nay become familiar With the
80, King Of other schools.
Misses Laura and Della Decker recent.
y paid Miss Norris q most pleasant visit.
Miss Della aud Miss Lydia Kant ente,t .in-
q the company by some charming recita-
ians, rendered in the usual, graceful
nd hsppy manner.
On of the prettiet Christmas fpresen's
4 the season is that received by Prof.
Rowe from his mother, who resides at ia.