The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-21


A programme of recitations and music was
given, and very handsome gold headed
cane was presented to Prof. j. NJ. Chance
for his uniform kindness TO the members
of the Y. NJ. c. A. senior quartette. This
friends in Illinois.
Mrs. Russell Jennings gave reception
last Tuesday after DON to a number OF her
LADY friends, which was carefully and hand
SO nelly arranged as to refreshments, etc,
and at which she gave evidence of being a
most admirable hostess, The entire affair
was much enjoyed by the guests, who were
all handsomely attired Tor the occasion.
Among these were Mrs. JAS. Story Mrs J..
Coaine, Mrs. Chas, Roll, Mrs. c c. Ruther-
iorl, Mrs. Abe Myer, Mrs. Gledhill, Mrs.
E. K Mt, Mrs. Wm. Inch, and a number of
others.
Mrs L. n. Guild, who is spending
the winter in Richmond, Mo-, with her
husband is having a most enjoyable time
aud s1ys that she has met "SurSum," the
we'll known poetical writer of The Rich
m0Rd CdnserCdtO., his mother, a handsome
and polished lady and many other pleas
ant and intelligent people. She also says
that there are many very pretty girls in
Richmond and many large and fine look
ing gentlemen. Misses Mamie id Hattie
Iinild who are both with relatives In New
York are making fine progress in their
musical and other stufies and are also en-
| loving themselves finely.
Nj. u. F. Bailey, formerly editor of
the Record, and his family hive gone Ia
Sedelia to side. Ii is not necessary for
US to sav that in Mr.. Eailey and his amia-
ble anG excellent wife and little Johnson.
Lamonte loses some OF their most valuable
citizens and most useful members of So
ciety They have been known long in
cur town and have reen identified with
every movement that contributed 10 the
welfare and growth of Lamonte. Always
upon the side of treth, justice and human
ity. they came to occupy place in our
hearts that no others can NIL. We shall
miss them. In the sunday school. in the
lodge, la the social circle-in all that
makes tie pleasant and desirable, We shall
realize that we have met with great Ioss.
The people of Sedalia may congratulate
themselves upon gaining Judge Bailey and
vile. We hope To hear OF their Success
and rosperity.-Lamonte Record.
THE BEST IN THE CITY.
One of the best, if not the best place to
purchase Christmas novelties is ut f. T.
McCiellan's book store, No 400, Ohio
| street. He has the most beautiful brasseS
and bronzes, quaint and dainty card case
stationary, ,re and exquisitely illustrated
volumes, lovely manicure sets, paintings
| and bric-a-brac OF every conceivable kline
| Even ii one doesn't care to purchase il il =
4 IN
McCellan's stock of goods and the BAZoo
trusts everyone will await themselves OF it,
IMPERIAL CLUE.
The Imperial club gave its first recep-
ton under its new management in Jeffer-
son City last Friday night, and it was said
TO he the most enjoyable entertainment
ever given in that city. Among the large
number of guests present were Misses Hei-
en- Galie and Mary Chappell. of his cit,
and Wis May Bond, of Georgia, Miss
| Cables cousin. The Jefferson City TIfJ-
uae saws of them:
Miss Helen Gallie, of Sedalia, was
stri ingly handsome in rose faille fran
caise made dancing length, with full back
| draperieS OF pale rose gauZe, front of ores.
cent shape pleatings, waist made decollele
and sleeveless, of the pale failie, hair with
short Russian back, with rose pompon
| flowers of fern leaves and rOsebuds no Or
| naments.
'Miss May Bond, of Savannah, Ga.
| woee a white Nalenciennes lace dress
| draped over corded silk, waist with V
shape back and front, sleeveless and laced
| b .cls and front. CANT de suede gloves reach
ing to the shoulders, hair piled hi.h on
head, with Russian band aigrette of feath-
ers pearl ornaments Her pleasing man
nPrs and graceful presence were much ali
mired.
Miss Mary Chappell, of Sedalia, wore a
becoming and tasty at ire of whi'e China
crepe combined with Moire antique silk
| ValencieDneS lace trimmings, neck and
sleeves natural flowers, diamonds worn in
hair"
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Franklin school pupils gave IN
entertainment for the benefit of the poor
Tart Friday night which was most enjoy
able and very largely attended. The fol-
lowing was the prog anime:
Opeuing chorus Greeting song" by
pupils OF No. 4 welcome song" pupils
of No. "TwO little Welcomes" by two
very little pupils of No. ], August Hack
enfOst AID Mamie Lakewood, was very
we'll given; "Bresd on the Waters, song,
by Miss Belle SINNERS was beautifully
rendered The Gossips," dialogue by four
girls of No. was much enjoyed; recita-
ton, "Our Baby Bow" Anna
Pope; "The Charleston Earthquake"
by three boys and three girls; song and
chorus, by pupils of No. 2; "The Wooden
DOLL" Ma gle Sweeney; Little joe"
Mary Hoberecht; German recitation, Edna
Lipsis; Motion song, "When we Are Men"
by pupils of No. 8. excellently given; reci-
tatiOn, "How Betty and Killed the Bar"
Eva OBrien this was very amusing and
Miss Eva was much complimented on her
skill in giving it; Dialogue, Willie Often,
Chas. Wilson; recitation, Nellie GaskelI
solo, "Nobody's Child" by Jennie Wet
"orrh, was given very prettily recitation,
"The City Girl" Ella Sheets; "The Dead
Doll" Mamie Steel; recitation, Phil. Hol-