The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-19

Minnie Shoemaker, Tillie and Emma
Loewer, Dora Pbeling, Jennie Shumway,
Mrs. John Shoemaker and Messrs. Willie
Benrsth, Albert Locwer, Will Lower
Louis Jacket, Henry Pheling, David Bard
Edward Harper and others.
LApIIs' SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the Ladies So
ciety of the Congregational church was
held ut the residence Of Mrs. j. N. Merit
last Friday afternoon. The reports of the
secretary and treasurer showed that this
society had accomplished a great deal OF
work during the past year, and was in 8
hourishing condition. The officers elected
for the ensuing year were as follows
President Mrs. III. /. Berry, vice presi-
dents, rs. Paf and rs. Mertz; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Minnie Fenwiok. The
latter lady has been elected TO this posi-
ton for the sixth time and il is probably
due her to say that il Is in great measure
her untiring zeal and energy which has
made the society SO successful.
RECEPTIONS.
The very popular cooking club composed
of many well known Young ladies gave lis
closing reception for the season, last Tues
"
Hart, on Seventh street. The refreshments,
consisting of sandwiches, pickles, a number
of varieties of fine cakes, coffee and chOco-
late were carefully served by the young la
dies and were much enjoyed. The evening
was spent with games, refreshments, music,
both vocal and instrumental, recitatiOns,
etc. Among the many guests were
sisses Hattie Belle Trader, Mamie Jones,
May Cobine, Belle Herrold Matte Ken
nedy, Dovie Barley, Gus Shy, Miss Young,
Texas, Virgie hirley, Addie West,
Katie, Cammie and Hattie Hughes, Hat
tie Mcdonald, Lypia Kent, Lena Farm
ham, and Messrs. Charles Dexter, George
Arnold, Charles West Frank Easily, Rol-
and Hughes, Frank Hughes, Ed Kent,
Will Ramsey, Leroy Jones, Ernest Hen
ney, John Hill, Frank Waller, Harry
Smith, Frank Kennedy, Lee Byler,
Will Powell, Will Sprecher,
John Hartshorn, Will Guenther,
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The sixth birthday of Miss Rachel
kingsbaker was handsomely and apprO-
priately celebrated al the residence of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kingsbaker, at
2l5 East Fifth street yesterday afternoon.
The children were tastefully attir. d and
looked very pretty as they engaged In
games, etc. REGULATIONS and music added
TO the interest of the occasion and the
young guests much enjoyed the elaborate
ly served and carefully prepared refresh
ments These consisted OF cakes, fruits,
con ectionery and other delicacies. Miss
Rachel was made the recipient of many
pretty presents, and altogether she will
have cause to long remember
the day. Among the young
guests were: Nellie Ramsey. Matte
and Elsie Townsley, Flora Goldstein,
Florence and Maude Ramsey, Pet Laup-
heimer, Minnie Wolf, Lena Henoch, May
Ramsey, Gertrude Maltby. Flora Antes,
Carrie and Eva David, Mabel and Clara
Vile, Fannie Kingsbaker, Gussie LOveng-
er, and Masters Morrie Lewis, Aaron
Kingsbaker, Ralph and eammie Cohn,
Jimmie Leake and oil -ers.
FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL
The "Peake FIRMLY" were handsomely
entertained by Miss = ma Hahn at her res
ideEce on Sixth street last FRIDAY ia honor
OF Miss Carrie Young, zone of the family"
Mss Carrie left for California with he;
mother and brothers "Wednesday, and her
many friends desiring to have her remem-
Der them pleasantly presented her nth a
very handsome volume fttingly inscribed
The present was quite unexpected by Miss
Carrie and she was much surprised and
pleased Although the last evening that
she and her friends could hope TO pass to-
eether, for some time at least, still the &C.
casion proved most pleasant in its details
REGULATIONS were given by Misses Lydia
Kent and Mamie Jones and there was
music and refreshments The "Peakes"
present were: Misses Rosa Hart, Meta
Clifford, Maude and Oracle MOshier, Lula
NcCaughey, Ella Mertz, Anna Hahn,
Grace Shepherd, Sylris Sheldon, Hattie
AshwOrth and Mr.. Curry. Others present
were Misses Kent, Jones and Messrs viii
IOnng and Frank Waller.