The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-02


trimmed with birds, wings and made feath.
ers, and bands of grebe and pheasant feath
ers will be among the stylish trimmings
Many ostrich tips will be used. Plume.
from ten to eighteen inches in length an
used, but twelve-inch plumes trim with the
best effect. III
sseie&y Elsewhere.
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The skating season is drawing to Z
close.
Mr.. Kemper has left school for the
study of Law.
Miss ona Griffith spent Tuesday at
Kansas City.
Miss Lille Dufield has been visiting
friends at Holden.
Miss Gardner, Of Pleasant Hill, visited
friends here last week.
Miss Lena Rosenthal visited friends in
Kansas City last week.
| Miss Lou Leap left school for her home
in Odessa last Friday.
Miss Ona Griffith visited friends in
Kansas City last week.
Miss frankie Colbern, from Lee Sum-
NIT, has returned home.
-Supt. Coleman, from Jefferson City,
was visiting here last week.
Mrs. Pet Bale Drake, of Kansas City,
is the guest of friends here.
Miss Nellie Shockley has returned
from visiting friends at Holden.
Miss Nellie Shockey returned Friday
morning from visit to friends at Holden.
Mr.. A. III. Weber, of Kansas City, is
visiting his sister, Miss Edith, on west Gull
ton street.
Mrs. NJ. Stillweli, who has been visit.
ing relatives at Independence, has returned
home.
Mrs. s. T. Rogers and daughter, Mabel,
will return to their home in Kansas City
this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Hynes has returned from
her visit to Chicago, accompanied by q
friend, Airs Ship, who viii spend the
winter here.
Mrs. L. III. Campbell, at her rooms on
Holden street, entertained the Daughters
of Delmonico Wednesday evening; with a
''bean bag" social Cake and ices were
served.
Miss Lulie Pennington celebrated her
fourteenth birthday by party at the home
of her parents, on Grover street, last Satur-
day evening. She received many hand
some and valuable presents.
The Washington tea party, by the
ladies of the Christian church, last Mon
day night, w.s a very pleasant affair.
Quite a number of society young people
wore costumes of the times of Washington.
| The Literary Coterie" met Thursday
evening at the residence of Miss Rose Cork,
corner of Market and Warren streets, when
Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice" was
read and discussed. The musical part of
the programme was in the hands of Misses
Ida Christie her and Jennie Asbury.
Mrs. Col A. w. Rogers gave a recep-
ton Wednesday evening, in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. :. T. Rogers, of Kansas
City Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Campbell, Col. and Mrs. c. A. Shepa d,
Mrs. and Miss Nellie Coleman, Mrs. Hill
honse and Misses Hattie and Nellie Hill
house, and Ellma Campbell. Besides these
there were present little Miss Louise
Campbell, Mabel Rogers and Charlene
>hepard, who came in for their share of at
tention.
quarry City Dancing club gave grand
calico ball Friday night. All the ladies
dressed in calico costumes and gentlemen's
ties to match. Supper was served at eleven.
The music by the Sedalia musicians was
god. The guests consisted of Misses Jessie
"iddleton, Ella Aide, Nellie Shockley,
Lille Dufheld, Anna Rogers, Elma Camp
bell, Mamie Bedford, Laura Fry, Katie
Shockley, and F. w. Robinson, B. +. Ross,
Glen Faulkner, Sam Spies, James Thorn
ton, VIM. Ashton, Chad Rufin, VIM. Bea-
cell, o. H. Simpson, II. Clark, Eula Tracy
and Phena Houk, of Holden, and Others.
JOPLIN.
The rifle hop of Friday night was q
very EMO, able affair. ,
Mrs. Emma Shirley and baby are visit
ing the family of d. c. McConey.
Mrs. w. v. White entertained Pro-
gressive Euchre party Thursday evening.
The Chautauqua circle were very
pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. A. o. T. Pennington.
Miss Willie Sehunn entertained a
party of intimate friends Saturday evening
supplementary to Miss Primn, who left
Friday for her home at Lincoln, Ill.
INDEPENDENCE.
Miss Maud Tindall is home from d
visit to Highly. al
Wis. HI L. Sheridan is away on visit
to Fairfield, Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Wells celebrated
their tin wedding Monday evening.
Miss Anna Trotter, OF, Carrollton, is a
guest of Misses Annie and Minnie Hill. !
The Pleasant Hour. club was enter
tanned by Mrs. james W. Adams Monday
evening.
Miss Lou Eva Walker has returned
home to Sedalia after visiting Miss Aggie
Roberts.
= Miss Fannie Kidd, of Salem, 10 a guest
of her sister, Mrs. NJ. g. Jacobs, at Edge
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