The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-05

ant and intelligent conversation.
Mrs. Alfred Blanchard who recently
returned from an enjoyable visit in st.
Louis. will leave this week for visit OF
some weeks duration with friends and
relatives at Hannibal and Keoknk, Iowa.
She will carr. with her the wishes of MANY
friends for an enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Gibson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd Meyer, left yesterday morning &C
companied by her childrer, for her home
In 81. Louis. Mrs Gibson has been spend
ing the summer here and has large num-
be- of friends. Quite delegation OF
these accompanied her to the train.
Miss Sallie ID. SIN tn, of Lamonte, one
OF the most popular bellies of Pettis county,
will be in Sedalia, Thursday, the guest OF
her friend, Miss Marie Annette Jones.
Miss Ssllie leaves at midnight for Louis
vile, KY where she will winter with her
sister, Mrs Tom Guthrie. Louisville is to
be congratulated on winning for an entire
season a lady whose beauty of person is
fully equalled by her LONELINESS of char
acter.
Miss Marie Annette Jones gave
reading at Lamonte last Thursday evening,
which was highly spoken If by the La
monte Herald of that city. Her audience
was not large, but every selection was re-
ceived by her hearers with genuine APP
plause, and as a token OF their apprecia-
tiou, she was requested to name date Tor
her return before she came home. Miss
Jones has also been invited to give another
reading in Houstonia, and one in Wichita,
Kas, some time this month.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
at the residence of george Bischei last
Wednesday night in honor of the birthday
of his SON George. Refreshments were
served of ices, cakes, and fruits and the
evening was whiled away with games, mu-
sic, etc. Among the guests were: Misses
FL tile Mcclellan, Luella Hill, lone Grant,
Josie and Mamie Kaiser, Maude Lyon,
Maggie Wright, Emma OBrien, Nora
Brunette, Nolie Shy, and Messrs. Chas.
Blandin, Jesse Greer, - Fish, -
Glimpse, Gen. Hahn, Jack Bird, will
West, Fred. Wright - Neiseman, Her
man Bauer and Chas. Czarlinksky. Miss
Bessie Henry assisted in receiving the
guests
SOOhLNn LII
The young ladies' cooking club gave
their first party for the season at the resi-
dence of Miss Florence Lamy, Friday even
ing. The occasion was a very enjoyable
one and the refreshments served OF q most
delicious kind A nong those present were:
Misses Lou Deyo, Myrtle Sturtevant, Sue
Hawks, Flora Hatch, Mamie Mackey, May
Hawkins, May Cummings, Mary Stafford,
Bessie and Viva Daniel, Katie Van Dyne,
and Messrs. p. G. Walker, Jr, Rudd Van
Dyne, Mint Johns, Geo. Mackey, Budd
Barrett, Dick Morey, Harry Hawkins,
Willis Norton, - Blakey, of Boonville,
Cummings and Others.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Rood entertained
quite a number of their friends at their
residence north of the railroad, last Tues
day evening, in honor of her sister, Miss
Lottie Hines of Ohio. The anusements
of the evening, were Rotations, music,
etc, until nearly midnight, when refresh
ments of cakes, fruits, ices and many
other delicate viands were served by the
hostess. The occasion was very enjoyable
to both the guests and the host and hostess.
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. Often, Misses Lille Metisheimer,
Anna Brandt, Loitie Hines, Edward Demey
and others. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brandt
sent their regrets accompanied by q very
fine marble cake which was much appre-
ciated by all.
RECEPTION.
Mrs. S. 5. Sturtevant entertained a large
number of ladies Friday afternoon in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. e. Stur-
tevant, of Pennsylvania. The affair was
arranged carefully as to details and v as
very pleasant. Refreshm' nts were served
very tastefully and he guest sunited in
saying that the lady in whose honor the
reception was given, is a most companion
able and intelligent lady. Among the
guests, some sixty invitations being issued,
were Mesdames I. n. Hatch, DR.. Jones,
Grandma Kulmer, F. A. Sampson, F.
Hatch, Milo Blair, Ferd Meyer, Stafford
Temple, Withers, Morey, Perry, Ross,
Mackey, Guild, Marvin, P uley, Pratt,
Volrath, ST., Volrath. jr., Hahn, Moses,
Holloway, Miss Volrath and others.
WEDDINGS.
AT Paris, Mo-, Thursday last, d. w.
Cunning, of Schell City, and Miss Carlotta
West, of Paris, Mo-, were united in mar
riage. The newly married couple will re-
side in Schell City.
1t is spoken of as a fact that we'll
known young gentleman of this city, who
has been engaged in the stock business,
will consummste a match with the daugh-
ter of prominent and wealthy farmer and
stock dealer, some months hence.
Next Wednesday, Oct the 9th, Bethel
church near Boonville, will be the scene
of a happy wedding, the parties to which
will be Mr.. Horace Windsor and Miss Anna
K. Cunningham. Both are well known
and popular throughout Cooper county.
Cards of invitation have been received
in this city announcing the wedding of Mr..
c, w. Fee, of Burlington, Iowa, ald Mrs.
E. c. Dickson, of Quincy, Ill. The wed
ding will take place at the Christian