The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-17

-"Belva lockwood" whose name was
unintentionally overlooked 10 the report OF
the pic mic al Flat creek, was one of the
prominent guests.
{ The "chop stick" contest which the Ia
dies of the Episcopal church have in pre-
paration for next Monday evening prom
! ises much amusement Tor those who at
| tend.
Miss Helen Gallie, should the health
OF Mrs. Ga lie permit, will give a recep-
ton in honor of her cousin, Miss May
Bond, of Savannah, Ga, during the COM
ing week.
Miss Grace Matthews, returned yester-
day from Brownsville, where che has been
visiting for some we ks and was accomp-
anied by her friend Miss Lizzie Rembert.
OF that place.
Mrs. NJ McCubbin, of St. Louis, who
has been visiting her son III. Il. McCubbin,
of HugheSville, is now in this city, and is
Prospect street.
Miss Anna McNeese, who has been the
guest of her brother, Mr.. Will McNeese,
will not return until Sept. 1st. she will
b. accompanied by Mrs McNeese, aud Miss
Lena McNeeSe.
Miss Carrie jenkins, from near Long
wood, who was pupil at the Broadway
semiDNty last year, was in the city vest. r
day preparatory TO going 70 the Christian
College at Columbia.
Miss Effie Farnham left Yesterday for
Windsor, where she will be the guest of
relatives. Miss Josie Virgin, who was TO
houa III har Al rot
but will go Tomorrow.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney, who was at Lake
Minnetonka with her sister, Mrs. John
Skinner, and who was Obliged to return
home, owing to a severe illness, was said
to be yesterday but very slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs Geo. A Beattie, wife Of Rev.
Beattie, who has heen spending the sum-
mer in Ohio, is now at Chstauqua, y. Y.
She is much improved in health bat will
not return home before October.
Misses Ora McClung; Lizzie Curran,
Minnie Norton, Kate Fleming and Messrs.
Fred Ward, L. r. Fleming, Chas. w. Nor
ton. w. n. Rector of this county will
spend Sunday at McAllister Springs.
Miss Virgie Shirley, who is sister of
Mrs. A. B. Dempsey, of this city, and is
well known here. is at present entertaining
Misses Matte Hornsby, of Bunker Hill,
H., Miss Hornsby, of st. Louis, and Miss
Amelia Dorsey, of Gillespie, Ill.
Mr.. John Cantwell and family: of ST.
Louis, also Mrs. Lotto Hutchinson and
daughter Lille, of Houstonia, were the
guess of Mrs. NJ. Demuth and family last
week. They were en- route to the homes
from sojourn at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. L. W. WEIGH, better known to the
reading public by her nom de plume of
"Dot," will 60 to Chicago this week where
she will remain a week or Ten days. After
her return from Chicago, she will go to
Council Groves, Kansas, where she will
make visit.
Under the able leadership of Prof.
Chance, of this city, the cantata entitled
"Under the Palms" was given at the
School opera hall in Sa EN-, Illinois, last
Thursday and Friday evenings: The
characters comprised eighty ladies, gentle
men and children, all of Salem, III.
Mrs. Frank Shultz will 60 to Clinton
tomorrow " here she viii attend the we'd |
ding of her friend, Miss Lura Owen. |
The wedding will take place Tuesday eve
ming and after the ceremony, the briue and
groom will accompany Mrs. Shultz to this |
city and be her guests until Wednesday |
when they will go to their future |
home in Kirksville.
-Mesdames 4. III. Marvin, J. VI. Byler, |
]. B. Pauley, Misses Hattie Marvin, Jennie |
Batterton, Lille Byler, Emma Lyon, -
wilkins also little Angie and Earle Pauley |
are occupying a cottage at McAllister
Springs. They are having a most pleasur- |
able time and will be joined later on by
Mesdames wilkins, Hawkins, Lyon and |
Pratt.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Blanche Latour was ag eeably J
at her home Friday evening by a |
party of sixteen OF her young friends,
who came to pay their compliments in
honor of her sixteenth birthday. The &C.
casion was made a very merry one and all
enjoyed il to The utmost. Mrs Latour
provided delicate and season.
able refreshments. Among the many
present were: Misses May Hawkins,
Myrtle Stlrtevant, Lou Deyo, Gertie Faul-
naber, Maude Lyon, Messrs Geo. Mackey,
Ernest Faulhaber, Clarence Phipps of New
York City, Walter Brown and several
others.
PICAIC.
A number of happy-hearted young peo-
Die went picnicking on the banks of Flat
,reek Friday and h d a very enjoyable
ime. A nice luncheon was served and
1artaken of and the party came home by
Moonlight. The following were present:
Misses Herrold, Jane and May Cobine,
Ma tie Kennedy, Hattie Belle Trader,
swan Clark, from Langwood, Dove Barley,
dessrs. Frank Hughes, Fred Jones, John
Ahren, VIII Powell. Geo. McVey, Charles
Dexter, Geo. Arnold and number of
'thers.
society Elsewhere.
BOoNVILLE.