The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25

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evening. About thirty guess were present
and tn re were games, music and other
amusemebts.
Mis- Lydia Kent is now in Harper,
Kansas, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Thompson, formerly of this city. Miss
Lydia accompanied Mr.. ard Mrs. b. +.
Nance and Mrs. Nellie Nance to Topeka
last week and there met Mrs. Crawford and
Mrs. Paff of this city, who were en- route 10
| Colorado.
The pupils concert, which will be
given by the Misses Cl.mmons at the opera
house next Thursday evening, promises to
be OF unusual interest The first number
on the programme will consist OF light
sparkling composition on the piano, several
guitsrs and banjos, and they who miss it
will miss something very good.
&C. NJ. Sheafe, superintendent Of the
New Orleans division of The Illinois Gen.
trail railroad, accompanied by bis wife and
children, arrived in Sed lila Friday night
in their special car, 242. Mr.. and MIS-.
Shesfe have many warm friends in Sedalis
and at all points on the Pacific and NJ, Z.
& T.. where he is known. Mr.. Shesfe wss
form rly division superintendent on the
NJ K d T., where he msde a favorsble
record as gentleman and ss o skilled
transportation msn. He is DOW connected
with one of the best TO Ids in the country,
which is mansged with an eye 10 the in
terest of the public and Its stockholders.
They left for Chicago lat n ght, where they
will tarry few days and then return to
New Orleans, his headquarters.
DINNER.
Mrs. Sallie Dick was agreeably surprised
las; Thursday by numher o. her relatives
and friends al her home on Moniieau street,
the occasion icing her ffry-sevenih birth.
day. A dinner was srrved which, although
hastily gotten up, wss very enjoyable, and
the lady was made the recipient oil numer-
Gus appropriate presents. The guests were
Mrs. All. Blair, Mrs. E. r. Blair, Mrs. A. j.
Blair, Mrs. DR.. Dunlap. Mrs. Mary White,
and others.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wiihers gave sn en-
teriainment in honor Of their daughter
Lula's birthday In particular, In general
in honor of all their children, including
Ollie and George, Thursday afternoon al
their residence on Lsmine street.. The re-
fri shments were very choice, and were we'll
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hostess in this direction. Miss Lula VS.
made the recipient of numerous presents.
Altogether the occasion was very pleasure
able for al Among thu guests were:
Misses Bertha and Mabel Townsley, Biz
die Yester, Louise Montgomery, Cora Yea
ter, Ada Gardner, Belle sampson, Lsurs
Morry, Jennie and Fannie Smith, Irene,
Mary and Stoksie Temple. Fannie Bard,
Fannie Smith, Cora Deanp, Rosa Ham,
Flora Mackey, Flora Wilsou Julia Ingram,
May Priest, Htzel Easton, Bessie Gully,
Jessie Landes, Oracle and lisa Norton,
Dick Hungerford, Vollie Mason, Dorsey
Bard, Arthur Morey. Willie Boughan and
others.
ENTERTAINMENT.
A very delightful entertainment was
gwen at the residence of Mr.. John RIP.
pew, iu South Sedalia, LIST Thursday even
ing, by his daughter Miss Cora Rippey, in
honor of Miss Lizzie Goodfellow, OF ST..
Louis, who is 1t present her guest. The
refreshmeut tsble was beautifully laid
with twenty Covers ard adornments of
flowers and fruits. The menu was in &C.
cordance with The we'll known hospitality
and good taste of the hostess. The amuse-
nenis were games and music, the latter
| Furnished by Misses Emma Landmaun,
NJ. Anetta Jones, Rippey and others. There
were shout twenty-five guests present and
the -ffair will be long and pleasantly To-
| membered.
| SOCIAL EVENING
An entert ainment was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Ingram in
the southern part of the city, last Tuesday
evening, 10 honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Grinshaw, of JEFF rson tity. The evening
was delightfully."- spent with the psrtak ng
of refreshments, and a variety of amuse-
ments. The host, hostess and their daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, were unriring in their ef-
orts to make the affair n success, and
in accord with the general
verdict did so. Among the guests
were Mr.. ard Mrs. A. p. Morey, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. g. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rippey, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Highleyman, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Fsulhaber, Mrs. M. Msrvip,
Mrs. Kate Hawkins, Mrs. A. w. Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs John Russell, Mrs. Yankee,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Mcclure. DR.. and Mrs
T. T. Major, Misses Hattie Marvin and
Lizzie Major.
SOCIAL PARTIES.
Last Friday evening social party was
given at the residence of Miss Sophia
Kingsbaker, to 8 few select friends. at the
family residence on East Fifth street. The
occasion was most enjoyably spent with
games, music. vocal and instrumental, and
recitstiors, after which the hospitsble and
graceful hostess served delicious refresh
ments of cream, fruits, a variety of fine
cakes, etc. Among the guests were Misses
Leonors Jacobs, Mamie David, Tillie
Strouse of LAGRANGE, Mo, Alvine Less, of
Wolf, Max David, Nose Leon, Isadore
Fox, Fl. ohm, so!lie Won, Sol Kipgsbaker
and others.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F.
Ruggles, 900 Vermont street, was entered
and unceremoniously taken possession of
by a party of invaders bent upon sur
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