The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-24

enroute TO her home from Jefferson City.
f! Mrs. Bocon Montgomery and daugh-
| ter, Miss Nay, who have been visiting in
/ this civ and vicinity for some time, will
return TO their home in st. Joseph this
| week.
The young peoples society met at the
residence of Miss Hattie Mcdonald, on
| Third stree: Friday evening and notwith-
standing the heat had a very pl asant
| time.
The Central W. {. T. L. will meet at
the r. sidence of Mrs. l.. y. Guild, We'd
uesday at 4. p m. A full attendance is
desired. as business of Importance will be
before the Union.
Mrs. Patrick Burns and three sons, Of
St. Louis, are the guests of Mrs. Burne's
brother, K. McCub5in, of Prospect street.
She will also visit her sister, Miss Sue Nc
Cubbin, before returning home.
Miss Nellie Robbins, neice OF Prof.
Robbins, who has been his guest for the
past two years, has gone to Kansas City
where she will visit her aunt before return
ing to her home in Colorado.
Miss Belle Herrold, who mas been en-
tertaining her cousins, the Misses Herrold,
home Yesterday. : will also visit her
cousin, Miss Ora Hardin, before returning.
Miss Emma Scott, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Bert Leake in this city, and
also of friends in KnDbnoster, returned
TO her home in Illinois last week. She
was accompanied by Miss Nellie Moore, of
KnobnoSter.
On Wednesday evening of last week
an intell' gent and appreciatrve audience
listened Ia the lecture delivered by Prof.
j. l.. Holloway in the opera house. AS
an educator Prof. Holloway is certainly in
his right sphere, and is equally so as a
lecturer.-Lawson NeU Era.
Mrs. Francis F. w. Harper is expected
here soon. Miss Willard, the president of
the national W. {. L. [ says she is equal
if not superior i'm intelligence TO the noted.
Fred. Douglass. She will probably speak
at the Park one evening this week, but her
labors will be principally among the COL
! Ored people.
Mrs. w. L. johnson and children,
Lul, and Harry, who have been spend ing
the past three weeks with friends in this
city and in the country, will return TO
their home In Holden tomorrow. Mrs
had many friends here to welcome her
presence.
The following notice from Harper's
Bazaar refers to former friend and
roommate of Julia Castle Holmes, and
will be read with interest by friends who
know ger, in this city:
"a young American women, Miss Grill,
of Cleveland, vino is said to possess very
beautiful and dramatic voice, will make
her debut next season at La Scala, Milan,
in new opera by Samara, a Greek COM
poser
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The seventh birthday of little Miss
Anna, and the terth birthday of Master
Willie Wier, daughter anu son of Mr. Wm.
Wier. was pleasantly celebrated last Tues
day ate rnoon at the family residence Re
freshments were served, and the little folks
indul yed in many enjoyable games Among
those present were: MAY Ramsey, Minnie
Lueking, Lena Gross Anna Brill, Nellie
Ramsey, Emma Hickman, Gussie Warner,
Amelia Lueking. Harry Hickman, and
several theirs.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koock, of Park
Avenue, entertained tn "Thespians" very
handsomely last Monday evening. Re
freshments were served, Miss NJ Anetta
Jones sang very beautifully several selec-
lions, Miss Blanche Latour performed
some fine instrumental music and the
estire affair was much enjoyed. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Es4Our, Mr.. and Mrs Herb. Minis, Misses
Anns Allen, NJ. Anettd Jones, Blanche
Latour, Messrs. Gibbs, Gilbrealh, and
Kent.
AT MCALLiSTER.
A very enjoyable party was given al
McAllister springs Wednesday evening |
at which several Sedalians were present. |
Dancing was the chief feature of the |
amusement, but at midnight refreshments (
of ices, cakes, fruits, etc, were served. The /
ladies were in full evening dress and look
cd very beautiful indeed The party r.
manned until one o'clock a. M, and with
the exception of a slight accident TO one of |
the ladie", the pleasure of the occasion was
not married. The accident referred to was
the fact that as one Of the ladies was about
to get into one of the carriages preparatory
% her return home her foot slipp- d through
a broken place an the carriage platform.
The young lady tainted before assistance
arrived, but the foot was finally extricated
snd she again revived. After being
assisted to the carriage another fainting
attack WIS in order I'd it was some time
before all hands were started enroute to
their homes.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
III. :. Sluss, Miss Laura Land, Miss Jennie
Swaggard, Miss Emma Hart, Miss Jennie
Tuthili, Miss Katie Elliot, all of Browns
vile, Misses Lillian Wilkins, Lille Byler,
and Mr.. L. w. Byler, of Sedalia, and
number of others
society Elsewhere