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

Mis- Belle Herold Is the guest OF
friends Ia E.smonte.
Miss Carrie Jacobs visited friends in
HoUstonia last week.
-Mr and Mrs. A. W. walbum were in
this city last week.
-Mrs. Campbell McFarlane is visiting
friends in Boonville.
DIR. and Mrs. Ferguson, OF Houstonia,
were in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. II. +. Depp was the guest of
Boonville friends last week.
Miss Rosa Hart is spending Sunday
with friends in California, Mo.
Miss Bette Waddell is the guest of
Miss Fannie Shanklin at CarrolltOn.
Miss Sne Evans returned Tuesday
from a visit with her sister at Boonville.
Miss Eva Gentry left yesterday for
Kansas City. She will visit friends and
attend the Craig's ball this week.
Prof Mailer, of this city, will be ma =
ter Of ceremonies 1T the Craig's Rifles ball
10 be given in Kansas City this week.
Mrs. J. E. Barrett and several other
l-dies, who intended giving luncheors last
week, were prevented from doing 50 by the
very lncIement weather.
-Nrs l. F. Sheldon, who is always one
oi the most graceful hostesses in the city,
gave pleasant and enjoyable tea in honor
OF few friends yesterday evening.
Mrs Clara Hoffman, president OF the
w. c. T. L. of this state and well known
here, will lecture at the Warsaw Christian
church CD the evenings of January 20 and
81.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will give one of their enjoyable luncheon;
next Wednesday. The souvenirs will con-
sist of dainty and pretty china teacups and
saHcers.
Miss Nellie Ingram will be assisted at
the entertainment for the benz fit OF the
Episcopal church by the choir composed
of Prof. and Mrs. Lucy, Mrs- Frank Hous-
tn, Miss Hattie Marvin and Others.
Miss z. L. Br, wn, Miss Clemmons, OF
Sedalia: and miss Georgia Cooper, of Meta
waka' Kansas, will accompany DIR. Glenn
mons to his desolate home, and will be alb
sent about a week.-!S. Joseph Gazette.
Miss Minnie Barrett who has been the
guest of friends in Fort Scott, has been
having most enjoyable time. She was
rendered very handsome luncheon party
at the residence of Mrs. q. ) Ware last
Tuesday.
The ladiec OF the Exchange very gen.
erously donated s. towards the poor fund
last week Considering the fact that these
ladies have had quite struggle on behalf
of the exchange, the act seems very COM
mendable.
Mr.. &. &. Parker, the noted Sedalia
eLocutionist, was a passenger for Lexing-
ton Tuesday evening. He gave reading
in that city Wednesday evening, and gives
another in Kansas City to-night.-BrOr,ns-
rilh Herald.
The Ladies society Of the Ohio street
NJ. E. church held its annual meeting last
Thursday and elected as its officers: Nrs
J. ". Mills, president; Mrs. S. Gallagher,
vice president; Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin,
secretary; Mrs. II. Hulland, secretary. The
society has done good work in the past
year. The next meeting will take phase at
the residence of the secretary
The Thespians will give "The CHM
ney Corner" at the opera house next Fri
DAY evening, with the following named in
the caste: VIM. Latour as Peter Probity ;
-. T. CLANCY as Solomon Probity; ID.
Van Dyne as John Probity; J. d. Gibbs
as Charles Chiefly VIM. Courtney as Sitter;
Mrs. Lstour as Patty; Miss Anna NJ. AL
len as Grace Emery. The well-known
merit of the Thespians and the worthy
cause in which they appear will undoubt-
edly insure large audience.
Mr.. E.. G. Parker, who has, BY indom-
liable energy, worked himself 10 the front
rank Of elocutionists. gave a successful en-
ut lot To-
also assisted Miss Louise Hutchinson at
Kansas City, in an entertainment at Music
hall FRIDAY night, which is favorably COM
mented ON by the press Mr. Parker has
Also succeeded in forming classes for in
struction in his art in the Wentworth Male
academy at Lexington, and will, in addi-
ton, probably 60 to Richmond.
The Peake family gave an entertain
nent last Monday evening at the Congr-
gational church to large and apprecia-
tive audience. There are eleven old
maids and one dead brother" in the family,
and the "Polly AIMS" "Semanthas," Elmi-
ras, etc, with their band boxes, 'necker-
chiefs and spectscles, were excruciatingly
funny. Mr.. Curry, who personated the
part Of Dutchman, also the dead brother,
did so with great success. The whole en-
tertainment was well arranged, and the
family" having been invited to give the |
entertainment in several other places, will |
probably still continue TO add to their |
lsArels.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The seventh birthday of pretty little
Fannie Smith was celebrated at the resi-
dence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
j. Smith, yesterday afternoon. The time
was pleasantly whiled with games suitable /
for such young children, and the paItak-
ing of delicious refreshments. Among the |
saesss were: Maude Ross, Florence
Cute, Mabel Cute, Alice Walmsley, OpsI
SteHart, John Hall and Louis Glcssner.
FOR THE CHURCH.