The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
observant even in the most elegant and ex-
pensiye hotels of the entire country.

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| Wednesday evening was q very elegant
affair and attended BY about one hundred
and Fifty guests from this city, Kansas City,
aud oher points. The attendants were
Miss Lille Eglehoff, OF Kans City, and
| Mr. Richmond Deane, of st. Louis, Miss
Matte Burton, of Norbcrne, end Mr.. Loni;
Beck. of Ksnsas City. The list o! p esents
was very large. MIR. end Mrs. Beck are
s, ending their honey go with relatives
of tn groom in New York, Boston and
other eastern cities.
| A five o'clock tea was given last Wednes.
day eve at the sidence Of Mrs. l.. F. Shell
con, for the benefit of the ladies socie'y Of
the Ep s-opal church. A very handsome
sun was realize 4, thus making the tea
profitable as we'll as pleasant About forty
persons were present.
| LUNCHEON.
Mrs. L. F. Sheldon gave delightful
luncheon LIS, Tuesday aiternCon, teg.n
ming at 4 o'clock, at be: residence, al which
thirty OF The most promin- n lsoies In the
city were present. The luncheon wss mos:
beautifully and tasIefulfy se-v.d and the
hostess as well as her gets enjoyed the
occ aston much.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. Laura Tyson gave a pleasant enter
tainmeDt Thursday event g ia honor of a
numrer of her f,iends. Tie evenings en-
t,rtsinment consisted OF music, games and
the partsking of most delicious supper.
The guess were Miss Maude McCabe,
Katie Bi,comb, Fsnuie O'Britn, Eta Gil
le;., Dora Van Horc, Sallie HaIsGesd, Mrs.
Fraker and daugh er, Lets, of ST. Joseph,
Mrs. Bossernau and dau h,er, Msude, Mrs.
Fred Bartl,t,, and Messrs. o. o. Davis, A.
Vernaz, j. Mitchell and A. Corum.
SOCIAL PARTY.
An enjoy able party was given last
Wedr esday evening by NJ IS Addie West
at the family residence on East Fiji h street.
Dancing was the principal amusement,
varied with gam 5, partaking of Light re-
freshmen, etc. The party was III honor
: of Mr.. w. II. Ramsey, VITO is soon 10 leave
ior St Louis to rside, and the following in
vitsd CUES were present: Misses Belle
Herrold, Jure Cobine, Matte Kennedy,
Nina Herrold, Dove Barley, Gussie Shy,
and Messrs. w. Ii. Ramsey, Geo. w. Ar
Lold, Frank Hughes, Chas. Talbot, Ever
EFT Farnhlm, Jpo. AEerns, Will Ii. Guen-
tte-, Will Ellis aud Chis. Dexter.
Company.
Grandma Kulmer, who expects, with hel
young grand daughter, Mis- jas lie LardSs
, to soon leave for visit with relatives in
81. Louis, gave pleasant farewell eco IL
pany" to few of her cd friends last Fri.
, day afternoon, which proved 10 be most en-
joyab.e. The ref.e hGents, VIII oh were
served 10 a dainty fashion, consisted o;
rolls, salads, cakes, fruits, lie CT am and
: cvffee. The ladies preset t. the Oldest Of
whom has reached the ripe age of eighty
years, were Mrs. Susan Inch, Mrs E
Dugsn, Mr.. E. Wright, Mrs. Blanchard
and Mrs. Z. Beiler.
AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Blanchard enter aimed the ladies
{ society of the Ohio street Methodist church
J last Thursday afternoon In an urusu lily
happy and pleasant manner, cad the occ a
, sion partook more of r. gnlar social Oc-
curence than mer,ly a society meeting
The hostess is genial ard pleasant and did
everything possible for the enjoyment Of
Ter guess, among other pleasant fea ures
seryu g eIreshments of Sandwiches, a varie-
" Of delicate cskes, fruits, les, coffee end
tea. The guests we've Grandma Kulmer
and Nesdames Clay, Golf, Cain, 81 ick,
Mclaughlin, Aldrich, Mcciunsy, Samp.
= son, Lances, Incl, Fisher, Story, Kenn DIV.
. Rutherford, Hills, HuIiand, Jolly, Dsyo,
. Hewitt IN Bottoms.
; FISHING PARTY.
A large p1rtv vert ont 10 the MUDDY"
bridge, about Ave mics northwest of this
city yesterday, sn1 spent The day most de.
light'ul Y with fishing, ga he Jog wild
|, flowers and moses, ard psItlkirg of very
8 choice reires IN enfs OF ndw ichts, cakes
frGis, etc. etc. The fsh which were brought
home with The party would not have fille1
many sizes, but the ful was plentiful Just
tn S .me, and that was Of the most impor
tarce The party was composed OF the
following Mrs. J. NJ. PilkiJ gton, Mrs
Hanley Piking:on, Mrs. Anna Felix, Mrs
Dora Pat;ison, Misses Retia Pilking;on
Anna Alexandtr, Of Jacksonville. Ill.
. Miriam Davis, Emma ard Kittie X i'd,
Circle Matthews and Messrs. NJ. PostIe.
waite, Of 81. Louis, f. Perrin, DR.. Lebo
and Mr.. Ira Perdue, of Green Ridge, DIR.
Hunlock and Messrs. George McVey, Ed
Thompson, Perry Lomey and s. Nell
haney.
DELIGHTFUL EVENING.
Mrs. w. s. Shirk in the kindly and
hospitable manner which chsracteriz her
en- ertsined number Of the friends of Miss
b. ssie Shirk and Mr.. Walter Shirk last
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. Ed.
Levens, who is soon to depart for st. Louis.
The evening wss deligbtfully spent with
music, games, and the psrtaking of deli
cately prepared and served refreshments.
Among the invited guests were: Misses
Alice Newkirk, Gertie Faulhaber Myrtle
Sturtevaut, Emma Lyon, Mary Stafford,
Emma Crandall, Jennie Jaynes, Lila Nor
Cumming, Grace Shepherd, Lydia Kent,
June Cobine, May Cobine, Florence Ste.
phens, Rhoda Stephens, of Lexington, Mo,
Anna Melton aud Maggie Reese, of War
saw, and Messrs. Ed. Levens. Wslter
Brown, Ernest Faulhaber, Fred Morrill,,
George Msckey. Lee Byler. Willis Norton