The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-31

guest OF friends In the city yesterday che
was en-route to Waco, Texas
Miss Mamie Looney, of this city, at
tended the wedding of Miss Maggie Bond
and Mr.. T. J. Ragsdale, at the Christian
chuich, Higginsville, Wednesday evening.
The friends of Mrs. John T. Heard
will regret TO learn of her serious illness.
She has been taken to friends in Boonvilie
with the hope that the ch -nge might bene-
fit her.
Mrs. James Durham returned yester-
day from a delightful visit with her reia-
atives in Kentucky. She was quite Ill
when she went away but returns fully re-
covered In health.
Miss Marie 4. Jones will give read
ing in LaMonte in the near future and the
bAzoo trusts that she may be greeted with
large and appreciative audience, such as
her talent deserves.
Mrs. F. L. La Force, of Kansas City,
accompanied by Miss Cliffe Estill, Of Is
till, Howard county, favorite in society
here, has gone TO New York and Il e sea
shore for a mon his visit.
Mr.. Chas. Taylor, SON of c. g. Taylor,
of this city, was united in marriage to Miss
Katie Doyle, daughter of MIR. james Doyle
of this city, at Palmyra, Mo-, last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Major Edwards, formerly of this
city, at present OF St. Joseph, has gone to
Old Point Comfort for a visit OF few
weeks. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Alex. Young, of St. Louis.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| a, ID ID Taolsor xUbo xas so sariously hu rt
recently by fall from her nurses arms, 1T
is said to bear her slfierings with much pa
thence and is getting along nicely.
Mrs. G. A. Beattie is now much i'm
proved in health and is at Springfield,
Ohio. She will return here in October and
make visit of few weeks after which
she will go to Lansing, Michigan, to make
her future home.
Miss Mary Worley, of Columbia, re-
turned to her home Friday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Beck received and entertained =
few of the Thespians on Friday night be-
fore Miss Worley's.. departure in a very
pleasant manner.
Prof. Lucy, of the University, ha:
formed a concert trio which is now rehear'
sing, vino will give concerts every two
weeks the coming season at which noted
solists from the east will ppear. Thess
concerts are to be free to the students o.
the University.
Mrs. VIM. jolly entertained a few
friends Friday evening at her residence
on Fifth street in honor of Miss Sadie
Kinds, of Kingman, Kansas. A suppe
was daintily and carefully served OF thu
most delicious viands and the affair wa
much enjoyed. Among Others presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rood.
Mrs A. A. Slack served tea Frida!
ternoon to few lady friends in mos
enjoyable manner complimentary to Mrs
Sinclair who will soon 60 to Colorado 4
reside. The tea was made mp of man.
delicate dishes. Among the ladies present
: were Mrs. :. Gold, Mrs. c. L. Rutherfor'
Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Ella Green and few
Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Mcclellan enter
tanned few friends at their pleasant hOm
on West, Broadway on Thursday night
!, Light refreshments were served. Th
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Latour, Mise
q Auna Allen, Marie Annetta Jones, Myrtl
q Sturtevant and blanche Latour; Messas.
ID. Gibbs, Chas. West, George Mackey an'
, Hawkins.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
: dence of George Mackey by large mum
Der of his young friends last Monda
] night. The affair was much enjoyed b
Il the host, as we'll as lis guests. Refreshmeni
was served and then was music and pler
IS ty of games. Among the many preser
r, were Misses Blanche Latour, May Hav
kins, Gertie Faulhaber, Kate Van Dyn,
o Alice Newkirk, and Messrs Z. Faulhabe
q Mint Johns, Harry Hawkins, Waite
Shirk, and many others.
The managers of the f ir say that neye
&c before havesso MANY ladies signified thei
>" intention of displaying their handiwOrk 1
during this fair. Applications for spaC
% are constantly coming in and all ladi'
Ii should endeavor this year to be on han
early and show to the world what a
e amount of ingenuity they possess in ii
n manufacture of pretty things. In the a
department, premiums will be given
. ameteurs as well as professionals and Il
former are expected to make handson
display.
CHILDREN 8 PARTY.
IS A children's party was given at the res
l. dence of Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. j. Lyle We
terday afternoon. The party was given /
"a surprise 10 lA1tie MiSSes Ousic anu
r, Lytle, who are soon to remove with the
parents from this CITY to La Crosse, w
% The refreshments served were of Il
Is choicest kind and the little folks had
perfectly lovely time" playing games, e'
- Little Henry Mertz in the cutest possib
= manner gave several pretty recitation
~ Forty-one children were present.
RECEPTION.
in Miss Marie Anetta Jones gave !
to ception at her r. sidence on West -Four
street last Monday night in honor of Mi
he Theresa McSweeny, of Wooster, Ohio, W
at has been the guest of Miss Gertie Smi
for some weeks past. The lawn and wal
n were covered with mating and the CUES
ar spent the major part OF the evening out
- doors. During the evening the host
served the guests with refreshments of ic
es fruits, cakes, iced tea, lemonade, etc, a