The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-14

announcing the birth of beautiful little
d: lighter last Monday and az Dixie Gage
Osborne, sen greetings. Mrs. Osborne
was formerly Miss Anna May Fox, oil
Paris, we'll known in society circles
throughout the state.
Mrs Will Lstour entertained her
mother, Mrs. S. f. Lyon, very handsomely
last Monday, 1t being the latter's birthday.
| Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. .;
A. Lyons Mn. Adelia Lyon, Maud Lyon
and others. Mrs. Lyon was made the re-
cipient of many beautiful presents. On
the following day Mrs. Lyon was enter
tanned at Hotel Sicher by friends.
The young ladies of this city are loud
| ly calling for the chap rome system to be
introduced here. They sey they are thor
Oughly tired of the abominable backwoOds
custom which has so long been in vogue
among Sedalia beaux of checking them of
to an escort, with exactly the same cool
ness as if they-the young lsdies-were
horses or even Jerseys, and not even SO
much as "by your leave"
Miss May Gold, who oas been in Ohio,
for some time, is now in Columbus, that
! state. and is taking lessons in painting
from two of the best artists In the United
States. Miss May is natural artist and
with the aid Of the splendid instruction
she is now receiving, she is sure to gain
fame In the art world.
A very enjoyable concert was given at
the Estey & Camp M asic rarlOrs last
Thursday evening to lew invited guests
in honor Of the sentlemanly General State
Agents Mess s. G. NJ. Hand and A. +.
Witch, who are admirable musicians.
The prog ramme was as follows: March
Duet" solo, Knocking Bird )" duet; solo,
Mr. A. f. Witch; schottische duet, piano !;
solo, Mr.. Hand; organ duet: solo, Mr..
Hand; solo, Mr.. Witch; gallop duet.
The performance of Messrs. Hand and
Witch gave much pleasure and teey were
heartily applauded.
RECEPTION.
Cards OF invitation are out fo- a recep-
ton by Mrs. John Gallie at her hand
some Broadway residence, net Thursday
afternoon. On the same evening, Mrs
Helen Gallie assisted by her cousin, Miss
May Bond will receive her friends.
HIGH TEA.
Mrs George Gold gave singh tea" last
Tuesday evening to a number OF friends.
The tea table was b. autifully laid and the
refreshments were of the dainIiest and best.
Mrs. Gold is very successful hostess and
her guests always enjoy her entertain
ments. Among those present were: Mrs
n. Boutwell,, Mrs DIR. Scott, Mrs. b. 4.
:,oller, Mrs. r. III. Moses, GrandR Miller,
OF Texas, Mrs George Faulhaber, Mrs.
s. C.. Gold, Mrs. FL. l.. Paf ard Mrs.
Chan. P Townsley, of Great. Bend, Kansas.
BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Mrs. Guy McCabe gave very elegant
dinner last Monday in honor of The Four
teeth birthday of her daughter, Miss Net
tie Hamblin, The dinner consisted of
meats, salads, oysters, jellies, sauces, fruits
of m any kinds, varieties of rich cake, con-
fec ions, ices and coffee and as il was
beautifully served it reflected much credit
on the hostess. Miss Nettie received many
testimonials of affection from the guests
among whom were: Mrs. Lyon, Air.
and Mrs. c. A. Lyon, MIR. and Mrs. Will
I.atour, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heath, Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford, Misses Emma, Maude and
Lottie LYON, Jennie Allen, Effie Graham,
Mary Whitehead, sadie Rock, Messrs. ID.
l. Holcomb, AL Daily, Lyons, Fish and
v,
Mrs. ID. A. Williams and others.
MISS NEwKIRK's RECEPTION.
NJ IS Ida Newkirk entertaised very
handsomely last Thursday night in honor
of Mr.. +. III. Guenther aud hi. beautiful
and intelligent tride Many hanGson ne
full dress costumes were worn by the
guests, Mrs. Gu=nther looking lovely in
her bridal robes Refreshments of cakes
fruits md Neopolitan ices were served
and Prof. Gregg's band furnished
fine dance music. Among the
invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Il. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. George Galbreath,
Mr. and Mrs. {. f. aesserly, Mr.. and hrs.
Ed. Honx, Mrs. T. w. Shultz, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Taylor, Misses Bond, Gallie.
Scott, Smith, johnson, Evan, Daniel,
Yeater, Longan, Chappell, Richardson,
Anna Richardson, Hagar, DeiizIer, SaIlie
Potter, Julia Miller, Madge Sturgis, Nellie
Ingram, Packard, Jones and Stuart.
Messrs. Ed. and L. L. Ilgenfritz, Frank
and Ben Meyer, Frank Richards m, Will
Mackey, Sam BullarJ, Charles Yeater,
Longan, Courtney, Holman, Parker, Gus
and Earnest Fanny, Jaynes, Kelloe, Rock
we'll, Sneed, aud Muir.
PLEASANT PARTY.
A very large and pleasant party was
given at the residence of Mr.. David Bout
din one mic west of this city last Frid ay
evening The amusements we've cards,
dancing, music, games, etc. During the
evening very choice refreshments were
served and il was late ere the guests de-
parted for their homes All express the i
selves as having had a delightful Time
and return thanks 10 their host and hostess
Among the guests were Misses Maude and
Emma Lyon, Cora and Mamie Thompson,
Cammie and Hattie Hughes, Lula Evans,
Gertie Goodrich, Mamie Hopkins and her
guest, Miss Mamie Cambell of Independ-
ence, Ada Bould:n, Nolie and Daisy Shy,
Mrs. MUrean, Fred Lytineki and Messrs
Mentor Early, Ed Bouldin, John Gentry,
George Arnold, Arthur johnson, Charles
Dexter, Will Ramsey, Charles Hare, Tom
Courtney, Hart Harris, Frank Hughs, Joe
E. Turner, Sam Turner, W. L. Berry, w.