The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-26


: ner, of this city, who are guests of friends
near McKee's chapel attended party last
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr..
Oliver Bohou. The party was in honor of
{, Miss Jennie Poindexter, of Boonville, and
was very pleasant in all Its details
"A reception will be given in honor of
Governor John S. Marmsduk at the Day
Hotel in Steeleville, Mo, tomorrow. About
fifty invited guests are expected TO BE-
present. Mrs. w. III. Ferguson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. H Russell, of Steeleville, will
also entertain the governor at dinner to-
day.
The ladies' of this city should call at
Lyons dry goods establishment and form
the acquaintance of the accomplished
daughter of Rev. Figgenland, who
has accepted a position there. Miss
Annie formerly lived in St. Joseph, and
needs the friendship of the, ladies Of
Sedalia.
Miss Myra Lampe during her, trip
with her aunt and uncle, wealthy residents
of San Francisco, California, visited
Chicago, Niagara Falls, parts OF Canada,
Albany, n. Y, New York City, Philadel-
phia and Saratoga, New York. At the
latter place she attended large garden
party and was presented to Barry Wall,
the celebrated "king of the dudes" whom
she pronounces unattractive in both face
and form but a magnificent dresser.
Quite a number of Sedalians will at
/ tend the Y. NJ. c. A. convention at indie
| pendence, this week. The vocal quar-
cite of the association in this city, will
also go, and have arranged hne pro-
Iramme for the occasion. Miss Helen Gal
lie VIII accompany the 9uartette, and rem
der several solos. The quartette is COM
posed of the following named gentlemen ::
Messrs. john Montgomery, w. ID. Fellows,
E. Dugan and Bert Leake. Prof. j. Nj.
Chance will be the instrumental accom-
PIANIST.
Wis Maggie Often entertained a num-
Der of her friends at the residence of her
parents north of the railroad Friday eve
ming. The parlors were beautifully decor
ated With flowers and Miss Maggie looked
lovely in her black costume, as she
busted herself receiving her many
friends, who began to congregaie about 5
O'Clock. The company were entertained
delightfully."- by several recitations rendered
by Mrs. J. W. Rood and music by several
I dies present till late hom, when re-
freshrents wers<erved of the choicest
kind. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Shultz, Mr.. snd Mrs.
Geo. Often, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rood,
Misses Anna Brande, Lille MettIsheimer,
Annie Figgenbaum, Rosa CourtZ, Messrs.
Will Kahrs, Ed. Demen, and several
others.
D. G. C. c.
The young ladies of the D. G. c. c. met
at the residence of Miss Katie Van Dyne
yesterday afternoon and had lovely time
dancing, with music, etc. Among the
guests were Misses Sue Hawks, Mamie
Mackey, MAY Cummings, May Hawkins,
Florence Lamy, Bessie and Viva Daniel
Mary Stafford, and Katie Van Dyne. The
refreshments were unusually nice and the
girls show that they are making fine pro-
gresS in cooking.
WEDDINGS.
Among las weeks weddings may be
mentioned that of Mr.. j. j. Reiley, the
popular engineer of the T., s. & w. road
and Miss Nellie Flick, who were made
one Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock al
the St. Vincent's church, Rev. Father
Murphy officiating. The list of present:
was large and the happy young compile
when they go TO housekeeping in Junction
City, Kas., will not lack for pr tty articles
for their home. The wedding trip will
include a visit to Mr.. Reiley's relations in
Albany, n. Y.
Miss Lottie Newton, bright and &C.
, complished you3g lady, who has long
; resided In this city, was married TO MIR
Thomas Coleman, of Washington, ID. c. al
the residence of heI parents last Thursday
night. The newly married pair left the
same evening for their future home in
, Washington.
An exceedingly pleasant wedding took
place last night at the residence of +. w
II almond. No. 637 East Thirteenth street
The contracting parties were Miss Maggie
Atwood, formerly from near Warsaw, Mo.
but late Of this city, and w. K. DittOn, q
well known and popular employe OF the
NJ, K. & T. road. Rev. Wilkins perfor med
the ceremony in his usual happy fashion
after which an elegant supper of meats
, salads, sandwiches, cakes, fruits and coffee
was served. Among the guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. III. n. Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. B. III. Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. ID. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Viii
Berry, Mrs. E. A. Berry, Misses Mollit
Woods, Phemie Highleyman, Eva Atwood
Eva Hammond, Mrs. Ditton, Jack Smith
Hutson Ditton and others. Mr. and Mrs
Ditton will make their home for the pr. s
emit with the mother of the groom. The
BAzoo joins their many friends in thi:
city in congratulating the young couple.
RECEPTIONS.
Mrs L. F. Sheldon's reception las
Monday afternoon was said to be one o.
the incest affairs of the kind which ha.
been given this season. A very large mum
Der OF invitations were issued, and as near
ly all responded, the residence was vel
filed and the hostess had a task before hel
in entertaining her guests. That she ad
mirably succeeded, however, was heartily
conceded by all, and the reception was sue
cessful throughout. The ladies were hand
somely attired, many in rich black cos
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