The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-12
SEDALIA.


Hoastouia last week.
Miss Emma Longan will visit friends
in Kansas City this week.
Mrs. John Colt, of Boonville, is the
ssest of Mrs. Henry Levens.
Miss Cora Watkins left Thursday for
visit with her sister at Versailles, No.
Mrs. j. E. Flemming entertained a
small party of friends Monday evening.
Mrs. keid QuarreIs, who has been the
ssest of friends in Boonville, has returned
ksms
DR. and Mrs. Willis z. King visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Hoss at Nevada last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallet, of this
city, were guest of relatives at Herman
lsst week.
Mrs. r. +. Marshall, of Salem, H., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. w. Van
Antwerp.
Miss Mary Tatum, handsome blonde
OF Glasgow, Mo-, is the guest of Mrs. l.. K.
Davidson.
Miss Ida Walker, who was the guest
Cd friends he,e, has returned to her home
IN st Louis.
Miss Mamie Jones gave a pleasant
Chocolate" at her residence on Fourth
street last week
Mrs. ID. p. Blair, who has been the
sHsst of friends in St. Louis, is expected
home TO- morrow.
-Mrs.,Ju Hill and little niece, Miss
Mabel Beiler, left last week for visit with
d. Louis friends.
Mis- Cora Herndon, of Carrollton,
No. who has been the guest OF friends here
kss returned home.
Miss Emma Hauk, of this county, has
returned from visit with Ms. III. NJ.
Wllisms at Warrensburg, Mo.
Mrs. Claudia Leonard, formerly Miss
claudia Chapel, of Jefferson City, was
the guest Of friends here last week
Miss Lotto SmslIey, of this city,
played the wedding march at the recent
Nsmming- Wheeler wedding in Lamonte.
Mrs. Campbell McFarlane, of this ty,
assisted the ladies of the city hotel in
Eoonville TO entertain on New Years day
Miss Sue Evans, who had expected TO
90 TO Bonneville for a visit last week, did
Hst get away until last Thursday morning
Miss Bettie Waddeli, who has been the
guest of Miss Lou Eva Walker and Mrs.
I. w. Cloney, left Tor her home in Lexing-
te0 Thursday.
Miss Eva Gentry will go to Kansas
City on the 18th inst, where she will at
tend the Craig Rifles ball. The bali is ex-
Peeted TO be of unusual msgni6cence.
George w. Ferrell, who has written
many beautiful poems, has one In the
RoonFille Topic of last week emitted "What
Land" which may truly be called gem.
Mrs. j. Il. Cannon, who was the guest
al Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Blair, left for Han
Kibai. Wednesday morning, where she will
be the guest Of Mr.. and 81 rs. Otto Schnitzer.
The Misses Hickman, of Independ-
eoce, who were here for the purpose of at
lending the wedding of their brother, Prof
B. F. Hickman, last Wednesday. returned
home Thursday.
Among those who will leave for Cali
fornia next Wednesday will be Mrs. Nj.
Young, Miss Carrie Young, Messrs. Will
and Milton Young. They expect 10 locate
there, and their friends here will wish
them much success in their new home
--Mn. T W. doney entertained few
friends at dinner Monday evening In honor
Of Miss Bette Wsddell. The dinner was
served in six courses and was very care
fsily arranged. Among the guests were
Misses Mary Tatum, Eva Gentry, Lou Eva
Walker aud others.
The wedding of Prof. i. r. Hickman
and Miss Lucie V. Reynolds took lace
last Wednesday at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church. A reception was given at
The family residence in South Sedalia.
Mr.. and Mrs Hickman are at home at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Baker,
on Second.
Miss Clifhe Estill, OF Howard county,
who is wellknown in this city, attended
brilliant reception last Friday night In ST.
Louis, the occasion being the debut of
Miss Mimi Flanagan, of that city Miss
Cliffie wore dress of Nile silk, made dane
ing length and trimmed with duchesse
lace, the corsage decolette and sleeveless
with boquet of Catharine Mermot roses
Mr.. C. C. Parker, the accomplished
elocutionist, gave one of his excellent read
ings at the city hall last Saturday night,
and those of our citizens ihat did not bear
him missed a treat. 1t was unquestionably
enc of the best entertainments Upton has
had for many day. His programme en-
braced the sentimental, humorous, descrip-
rive and trsgical, and il is hard to say in
which line he excelled. His rendition of
EZRA Giacomo" was equal to ANYTHING of
the kind we have ever SEEM Tgpton Times.
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walmsley enter
tanned their friends in a very handsome
manner last Monday evening, the occasion
being the tenth anniversary Of their mar
Hage The house was brilliantly lighted,