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

from visit with her relatives IN Warrens-
burg.
Mr.. James McRoberts, of Springfield,
H., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. {. +.
Messerly.
Mrs. Henry Meschke and handsome
little son are the guests of Mrs. Ben Hert,
IN California, No.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Young writes to
friends that they are much pleased with
their new home in California.
Miss Lucy Warmer, who was the
guest of her sitter, Miss Sam Ca>tle, has re-
turned to her home at Richmond, Mo.
Mrs. b. f. Nance, of Eureka, is expect
ed 10 arrive some time this week for a
visit among her many friends in this city.
-wiss Lomah Schackelford, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Richard Omstead,
returned TO her home at Marshfeld yester-
day.
Misses Alice Halenbeck, Jennie Bo-
hammer, Flora Knaus, returned last night
froma few days visit with friends at Otter
Vile.
A private german will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Minnie Scott next Friday
by the society people. Prof. MAILER will
lead il.
Miss Anna Richardson, who left here
some time ago for visit with Cincinnati,
Chic. relatives, is now the guest of an
aunt in Pit'sburg, Pa.
The Sunbeam society of the Congrega-
tonal church will hold meeting to-mor-
row evening al the residence of Miss Anna
Hahn, on Kentucky street.
Miss Sue NcCubbin will leave to-day
for GAINESVILLE, Texas, where she will re-
main the rest of the winter with the family
of her recently deceased brother.
Miss Minnie Crawford, who has been
spending part of the winter here study
ing art with Miss Josie Wright, left yester-
day tor her home in LongwOod, Mo.
Wendell Buehrle and Ernst Friemel
from their extended visit to Germany and
ether portions of continental Europe.
Miss Julia Cobine, who has been the
guest of friends and relatives in Illinois,
writes that she is having most enjoyable
eime and viii not rturn home yet for some
time.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave a tea vest .rday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. p. Mercy, and like all
Of the teas so fsr given by these Iadiee, it
was a success.
Mrs. Drake, wife of the assistant
superintendent Of the Missouri Pacific,
gave small card party at her residence
last Friday evening. The occasion was
Ruch enjoyed.
The ladies OF the First Baptist church
gave dinner and supper Thursday at 317
Ohio which was very successful. Many of
the business men patronized il and the sum
Of 500 was realized.
Mr.. Latour, manager of the "Thes-
plans" received letter yesterday from
Clinton, requesting the troupe to give a
performance in that city. This will prob
ably be done sometime in the near future.
Prof. and Mrs. Gregg entertained
number of their pupils and their friends at
their rooms near the corner of seventh and
Ohio last Monday evening. Dancing and
some fine music were the features of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure enter
tanned number of young people at their
cheerful home on East Boonville street last
week. Music, games, ETC., were INDUCED
ssde very happy both for hosts and guests.
Mrs. Louis Phillip, formerly Miss
Amelia Lyon, of this city, who has recent
ly been under the instruction of some of
che best vocal teachers which this country
affords, will take part in a concert given
by the Beethoven Conservatory of Music
IN st. Louis in about two weeks.
The wedding of MIR. G.. A. Stureis
sen of Mrs. Gould Sturgis, one of the most
enterprising of young business men, is Sci
Tor next month. The bride to be. is Miss
Hattie Perkins, beautiful young lady of
Troy, Mo-, who visited here last summer
and was much admired. Mir. Sturgis is at
present in business at Lexington, No.
The Married Mems club gave a very
pleasant party at the park last Friday
night. A supper of meats, salads, cakes.
fruits, etc, was served by the host, Mr..
Will feitler, and the occasion was much
enjoyed. Among the guests, however,
we're bat few of the club, nearly ali be,
ing the young society people.
A double quartette has been formed
under the auspices of the Y NJ. c. A, and
this afternoon at the usual Sunday meet
ing number Of choice selections will be |
gwen. lne quartette embraces the follow /
ing: Bert Leake and Bernie Wilcox first
tenors, r. Gray and E. Dugan second ten
ors, w. Moulton and B + Reese. first
bassos, Will ID. Fellows and Will Reynolds
second bassos.
Miss NJ. E. Clemmons returned We'd
nesday from st. Joseph, where she attend
ed the funeral of her sister-in-law, the wife
ct DR.. A. j. Oemmons, of Nettawaka,
Kas. The mission was very sad one, as
Miss Clemmons was devoted attached 10
her sister-in-law. DR.. Clemmons, who is a
gentleman of considerable property and
influence, has resolved hereafter to make
ms home with his sisters in this city and
With that end in view, w,n shortly COM
mence the erection of commodious resi-
aence here.
The wedding of Miss Matte Bard.