The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-14

WHICH sneE Iii 90 10 Der nome IN texas.
In the report OF reception given this
week by a cote porary, OF this city, it is
a difficult matter 10 tell where q descrip-
ton o: the house leaves off and the Iecep-
ton begins.
Miss Hattie Guild will leave for Lock
port, y. Y, Tomorrow, where she will visit
her aunt and sister, Miss Mamie Guild.
She will be accompanied by her father as
far as St. Louis.
Miss Lee Meng, who was the guest of
her cousin, Mr.. James Montgomery, last
week, left here IT Nevada, where she is the
guest of her sister. She will return here
and make IN extended visit.
Knob Noster had a double wedding
last Thursday. The contracting parties
were Mrs. NJ. A. Thornton and Mr. VI.
A. Harter; Miss Sallie Leiby and Mr.. S.
Vaughn. The ceremony was performed
Rev. G w. Mathia-.
Mr.. VIM. Latour has just finished a
magnificent crayon portrait of the lament
ed Mrs Julia Castle Holmes, formerly of
the city The work is extremely fine and
t! Likeness admirable.
Mrs. j. Il. Barrett will leave this
week for visit with 81 Louis friends. She
will be ac accompanied by Miss Anna Bar
rett, who will attend school In company
with Miss Hattie Atwood of that city.
A surprise par was given a, the resi-
dence of Miss Mary Stafford last THURSDAY
evening, which was much enjoyed by the
participants Miss Mary is great favorite
and is also very graceful young hostess.
Mr. Sig Owens, formerly of this city.
and Miss Nettie jerks were married at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs Hough,
last Sunday evening in Omaha, Neb. Sig
has many friends here who will wish him
much happiness in his new relation
Miss Ida Allen, of this city attended
the wedding of Miss Annie Lewis and Mr..
y. b. Harris near Hou tonia last Tues lay
evening. One hundred invited guests were
present and the wedding was a very enjoy
able one in every detail.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
of Miss Cora Olive, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. WIN. Weller, to. John VI. Woods.
The ceremony will be performed at Nc
Gees chapel nine miles southwest of Sc
dalia at 1890 o'clock Wednesday morning,
September 22d.
The young ladies society of Calvary
church, will give an entertainment next
Tuesday evening at the residence of Miss
Hattie Marvin, No. DOB East Seventh. A
fine programme of music, recitations, ETC.,
will be given and light refreshments will
be served.
Mrs Elisha Barrett and family have
removed from their home on Broadway to
the residence formerly occupied by Mr..
Geo. bischsel, on West Fourth street, be-
tween Moniteau and Kentucky. Mr..
Campbell, of the Campbell Mercantile Co
has bought and will occupy the residence
from which Mrs Garrett removed.
Mrs. c. NJ. Jacobs served tea to few
of her friends Friday afternoon. Among
those present were Mrs. DR. Boyer, AIRS.
w. A. McNees, of Wichita, Kas.. Mrs J.
Jackson, of Lamar, Mo-, ;liss Lulu Fu!d,
Miss Belle Jackson, Miss Lena McNees,
and others. The occasion was very pleas
ant.
Miss Nelia Klein, daughter of the
well-knowu merchant tal or of this CITY,
was the recipient of a handsome gold
medal last week. Miss Nelia has practiced
the largest number of hours in a given
time among the pupils of Mrs. 5. Gregg,
and well deserved the honor she has won.
Miss Emma Groll, of Cincinnati, pupil
of Nine. Marchesif has signed an engage
ment with Sig Zonzonio to sing in Rome
during the next carnival season. She Is TO
create there the leading role in a new
opera by SperO camera, entitled "Floria
MIrabellis." At the time that this engage
ment was offered her Miss Groll had under
consideration one from Theodore homas
to sing in the United states. The American
engagement was by far the best financially;
but the temptation to create a new opera
and to sing in Italy proved too strong TO be
Musical Record.
Miss Groll was formerly the roommate
of Miss Julia Castle Holmes Of this city.
RECEPTION.
Miss Helen Gallie entertained a large
Of the society people last Thursday
evening at her handsome residence on
Broadway, with especial compliment TO her
guest, Miss May Bond, of Savannah, Ga.
The reception was very admirably planned
by the admirable hostess, and its enjoyable
seatur S will be long remembered by the
guests. The hostess and her guests were
very handsomely sttired; the reception
and refreshment rooms were brilliantly ill
animated, the refreshments were daintily
and prettily served, and the entire affair a
success. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Galbreath. Nr.
and Mrs. Frank Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Messerly,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Small, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Beck, Misses Kate Faulhabe Mag
gle Chappell, Mamie Deitzler, Madge Stur-
gis, Anna Barrett, Florence Hagar, Mel lie
ingram, Lizzie Garriott of Louis; Emma
Longan, Mary Mense, Of S. Louis; Ella
Quinn, of Vicksburg, Niss. Messrs. Kehoe,
Curran, Donohoe, Barrett, Bullsrd, Jaynes,
Chance, Courtney, Scott, Allison, Ilgin-
fritz, Gilbreath, Steele, Yeater, and others.
REUNIONS.
A reunion of the old and new pupils
and also celebration OF the re-opening OF
the University took place at that institu-
ton last Friday evening. A very fine
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