The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-26
sEDkLIA.

visited friends hire last week.
Mr.. and Mrs {. A. Staten are rejoic-
ing over the arrival on the 9TH inst OF
lovely baby boy.
Mrs. James Brown, of st. Joseph, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. V. Buch-
saan. last week.
Rev. F. w. Graham, of St. Joseph, was
Tie guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Staten
during the past week.
Mrs Carrie /. Turner, of Girard, KS !,
arrived in this city last night and will be
che guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Vawter.
Mis- Mary Tatum, who has been the
saest OF Mrs. l.. +. Dawson, left for her
ksme in Glasgow, Mo, Thursday evening.
The Married Mems club will give
their second ball and banquet for the sea-
sen ut Sicher's park hotel next Friday
evening.
Miss Dora Cartwright, who has been
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Atchum, has returned to her home near
bsngwood.
Miss Addie Bon entertained party of
fxiends at her home on West Fourth street,
yesterday afternoon. An enjoyable time
wss had by all.
Mrs. Frank Shirley, who was the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Nc
esney for several eeks at Joplin, Mo-, re-
tsFned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Call,e Hardcastls en-
tsrtained few friends Monday evening in
honor of the formers birthday. The occs-
sien was very pleasant.
MIR. Phil. Chappell and family, who
are to remove here from Jefferson City,
will occupy a suite Of rooms at the resi-
sence of Mr. E. johnson on Broadway.
The bal masque given last Tuesday
night, by the Sedalia Silver Cornet band,
was very successfully carried out in detail
and the many guests present enjoyed the
occasion.
Mr.. /. MacDemuth, the well known
writer of this city, publishes very care
fally written and interesting original story
In this months issue of the Ralpoy EN-
sssses Journal
Miss Fannie McCutchen, one of Pilot
evening for Sedalia, where she will attend
<Ae private school of Mrs. Miller.-Plot
6rss Pepper.
Mrs. Drake, wife of the assistant su-
perintendent of the Missouri Pacific Z. r.,
has issued invitations ard will entertain
limited number of friends Wednesday
evening, January 18th. =
Prof. Rowe delivered very interest
ing lettur.-, entitled Sketches from the
History of Music" 10 an appreciative au-
dience at the First Presbyterian church
hast Tuesday evening.
Mis- Bette Heard, refined, beautiful
and intelligent young lady from Henry
county, near Clinton, who has been the
guest of friends in this city left for her
home Friday evening. Her many friends
here hope soon to see her again
Miss Belle Ripper, who has been max
Jag her home in Paris for some time, left
for Sedalia, last Saturday, where she will
remain the balance of the winter Miss
Belle has host of friends in Paris, who
will sadly miss her.-Rdris Appeal.
The Ladies' society of the Ohio Street
Methodist church held its regular meeting
last Thursday at the residence of Mrs
0as. Mclaughlin. Many ladies were
present, light refreshments were served
and the occasion made very pleasant.
The donation party held at the par
ssnage of the Montgomery street ". f.
church, last Monday evening, in honor of
the pastor and his family, was attended by
about eighty Oh the members, all well laden
With acceptable gifts. The occasion will
be long remembered by those present.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Chsrl.s III. Morrill,, of
St. Louis, formerly Of this city, where he
las many friends and Miss AIMS Forrest
CT, at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Forester, 1916 Hickory street,
st. Louis, Feb. 4th, 1886.
"A reception will be given at the resi-
Sence of MIR. and Mrs. b. G. Simonds. on
Broadway, next Thursday evening, by the
ladies of the Episcopal church, in honor of
Che new rector and his wife, Mr. and Nrs
]. J. Wilkins. The affair promis-s to be
very pleasant and will fttingly introduce
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins to our people
Mrs. Col. Sibley, wife of the popular
and well known railroad superintendent,
although late arrival in this city, has al
ready made many friends by her grac full
manners and intelligent conversation. Yes
serday afternoon she gave pleasant recep-
ton in their honor and entertained them
very handsomely About twenty ladies
and gentleme were present.
-"Prof. c. c. Parker, of Sedalia, who
assisted at Miss Pattersons recital, on Fri
day evening, returned home last night
Prof. Parker, in his recitations made a
favorable impression on the audience, and
fully sustained his reputation as an elocu-
zionist. His talents and recollections of
his FORMER success, will always insure him
an sppreciative hearing in Kansas City,
Kansas City Journal.
OYSTER SUPPER.
Miss May and Mamie Barnet: enter
tanned few of their friends last Tuesday
evening. Games, dancing and general
good lime was The evenings programme,
and at late hour oysters were served in |
The most approved style Among those
present were Misses Emma Beck, Maud, |
Lizzie and Mamie Rymell, Ella Peck, |
Iosie Kaiser Nznnie RIamker Mani