The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-03
PLEASANT PARTY.

| Ewing mansion were Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns of different designs. and
the elegant parlors were also brilliantly
lighted. The evening was one of genuine
pleasur. TO all the guests present, and will
long be remembered, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ewing
by their cordial welcome aud thorough
kncwledge of the art OF entertaining, max
ing every one feel at home. The evening
was spent promenading the grounds and in
social conversation. \ good band dis
coursed music from the veranda. At IL
o'clock splendid supper was served and
shortly afte: y the guests departed. 4
large number of guests were present.-Jef,
City Tribune.
society Elsewhere.
Ell DORADO.
-Chas Gee and wife, of Clinton, are
expected to visit our CT y next week.
Miss Minnie Schroeder, OF CDrder, Mo-,
arrived in the city last Tuesday for visit
of several weeks.
Mrs. c. S. Golden and daughters, Miss
May and Anna, of Nevada, are registered
at the Grand Central.
Mrs. Isaac Potter, OF Ottawa, Kansas,
arrived in the city Tuesday and is regis
tered at the Southern.
Miss Moody, of Kansas City, arrived
in the city Wednesday for a few days
visit to the Wonder City.
Mrs. j. F. Wall and. daughter, OF
Windsor, arrived in the city last Monday
and are registered at the Forest Grove.
Misses Hall and Woodruff, OF Stock
fn,, Krbn have haa, bara Tor
eral days, returned home last Monday.
Mis-. S. K. Williams, of Clinton,
mother of Mrs. W. A. Cooke, arrived in
the city Wednesday for an extended visit.
E. Allison and wife and Miss Belle
Avery, OF Clinton. arrived last Tuesday for
an indefinite stay in our city. They have
registered at the Grand Central.
Miss NJ title Nichols, of CheroNee,
Kan, arrived last Sunday, and will remain
several weeks the guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. III. Nichol, OF this city.
Oliver Whaley and wife, of Hannibal,
Nc, are here for months visit in the
Wonder City. Mr.. Whaler Is one of the
pop, lar clothing dealers o. that city.
Mr.. George Woodruff and his accom-
plished sister, Miss Martina, who has been
visiting our city for the past month. left
for their home in Illinois last Tuesday.
BOoNvILLE
Miss Cornelia Wright Is visiting
friends in Windsor, Mo.
Mrs. J. J. Gibson and Mrs. Dave Glib
son visited Mrs. Speed Stephens at Choteau
last week.
Miss Kittie 0'Bryan returned to Boon
vile Monday evening after attending the
temperance camp meeting al Upton
Mrs. PendIeton, of California, nee
Miss Ida Cunningham, is spending the
summer with her parents rear BOonville.
Mrs. Horace Woodbridge and chill
dren leave Monday to spend the remainder
of the summer with friends at Westpoint,
Kentucky.
Mrs. Fenton Revis, of Los Angeles,
Cal, is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. Dickson, who recently celebrated h r
SD birthday.
Mrs. Martin Eisele, of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, nee Miss Fannie Eppstein, OF
Boonville, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eeit Epppstein, at her old home in
this city.
Mr.. II. B. Benedict, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived in Boonville last Wednesday.
Mr.. Benedict was for many years a resi-
ent of Boonville, and his old friends are
all glad to see him back.
Mrs. A. A. Walker, Mrs. X. H. Walker
aud Miss Maggie Walker, of Pleasant
Green, Miss Tut, of Kirksville, and Mi $
Young, OF Columbia, were the guests
Wednesday of Mrs. j. r. Walker.
RICH HILL
Miss Anna Doolittle, of Grafton. Ont,
Canada, is visiting the family OF Mr..
Irish, of the Rich Hill Reriep.
Miss Annie Sickle, who hes been
visiting in this city for the past week or
two, left Tuesday morning for er home at
Aldrich, Mo.
w. S. Hawkins, of Versailles, Ky., az
rived in the city Monday. He is a nephew
of Col. Railey, aud will visit he family
of that gentleman during the heated term.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hedges, of St. Louis. who
has been visiting the families of c. A.
CLARK and II. NJ. Booth, this city, the past
few weeks, left TO: Wa rensburg Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. George Speaker and wife, OF
bingham, Ill, ia her and mother OF
Henry g. SPEAKER and Mrs. Isaac Harvey,
OF this city, arrived last Tuesday and will
visit their children for week or two.
Miss Lulu Brown, daughter of Col.
Ed. Brown, was married at the NJ. f.
church in Girard, Kansas, to Sam1. J. |
Beardsley, of Rich Hill, Wednt sday even
ing at s O'Clock. The ceremony was fol- |
lowed by an elegant reception at the resi- |
denee of Col. and Mrs. Brown. lasting
from nine TO eleven o'clock. Miss Brown |
was former pupil of Rich Hill female |