The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-09


leave next Wednesday evening for Califor-
MIA She will be accompanied by Mrs.
Huy McCabe and her little daughter
Nettie.
The Central w G. T. u. held a meet
ing last Wednesday at the residence Of
hrs. j. ID. Cobine. The meeting was well
attended and very interesting The next
meeting will take place next Wednesday
at the same place.
Mrs. Matilda Cullen and her daugh-
ter, are visiting friends in Sedalia, the
former being the guest of Yrs. Elizabeth
Moore, in East Sedalia, and the latter the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. E. b. Burrowes,
on West SIKH street.
Prof George Rowe and pupils gave a
concert t1he First Presbyterian church,
last Thursday evening. Owing to the
weather it was not SO largely attended as it
would have otherwise been, but il was pro-
nOunced very enjoyable.
Oh lite pleasant social party was had
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Grimshaw
on t1igh street last eve, In honor OF their
guests Miss &c trude Faulhaber and Miss
Nellie Ingram, of Sedalia, and Miss Isabel
Grimshaw, OF Leeds, England. -Jefersos
City Tribune.
Miss Anna Hahn displays some very
well executed figure pieces In on, In the
window OF McLellan's book store. M ISIS
Libbie Snidaker aSo has very beautiful
landscape in the window OF Quarrefs
book store. Both young ladies have much
skill IN the artistic line.
The young ladies cooking club composed
OF Misses May and JENNIE Jaynes, Opal
Nc Millen, May Stafford, Viva and Bessie
Daniel, Florence Lamy, Katie Van Dyne,
Myrtle Sturtevant anu May Hawkins, will
hold meeting this week at the residence
OF Mrs. A. L.. Jaynes.
Rev. B. F. Boiler, of the Congregation
al church, will soon take unto himself a
wife In the shape of Miss Emma Philips,
a niece of Mr.. j. III. Merit, of this city,
and who on her visit here last summer won
much admiration on account of her beauty
and very beautiful voice. The pastor is TO
be congratulated.
Among those at the Alice Harrison
matinee yesterday, were Mrs. e. E. M.sser-
ly, Mrs. e. McFarlane, hB. s. X. Irwin,
Mrs. NJ. Donahoe, Mrs Will Ilsenfrilz,
Mrs. ]. E. johnson, Mrs. Will Harrah,
hrs. Charles Flick, as. l. Wright, Mns.
L. Jacobs, Misses Sadie Moses, Alice Lixby,
Minnie Barrett, Sue Evans, Maggie Davis,
of Fort Scott, Jessie Smith and many
others.
Miss. Anna Aliens pupils gave piano
recital at her rooms on Lamine street, last
Wednesday evening, ~hich was very enjoy
able to the many in attendance, and which
embraced a programme of careful selec-
! lions. The pupils. showed much ability in
their work, and In some instances rare
progress. Miss Anna and her pupils have
won a deserved reputation for the general
excellence of their public recitals.
-1he fashion of q great spread on the
table for any afternoon entertainment has
long gone out of high fashion. With a
proper lunch before starting out, no one
with true regard for their own digestion
and dread of dyspepsia, wants substantial
things in the middle of the afternoon, and
vpicures and conscientious hvers do not
trihe with sweets just before dinner time.
The sensible English fashion of a cup OF
tea toward 5 o'clock is now generally
adopted, and the Iea-table is regular in
stitution. A center piece of flowers, waters, |
small cakes and sandwiches, and OCCASION |
ally pretty crystal dishes OF candies, a.e all
that are seen on the large taOles. The |
silver, the porcelain, the cut-glass and the
fine danask make a pretty picture, and to
( decorative is also the great mission of
the tea-table.
Golden Eagle lodge No. rs, L. of L. |
+. will give Its fourth grand annual ball |
and banquet at Sicher's park Wednesday, |
March 18th. The committees are as iol- |
lows: On arrangements-Messrs. John |
Holland, John t. Farris, Don Richie, w. |
Ii. Hulcroft, +. +. Parish, w A. Clark, |
Jones Wallace. On invitations-Tom |
Meyers, George Mcconnell, John Dillon,
ID. Riley, b. -. Ruck r, Mike Doland, w. |
Ross, Jim Valentine, w. III. Buzzell, VIM |
Snider, Mike Maroney, Charles Joy, ] hn
Hanley, Mike Morton, jim Morrisey, Jade
Tongate. On transportation-B. ID. Ruck-
er, John Holland, ID. Richie. On decor
ation-Jim Farris, John Holland, Pat
Blake, Tom Meyers, John Murphy, E. B.
Parrish, ID. Richie, Mike Doland Ounce
Nelson and M. Turnham. As the various
committees are working industriously tn
affair is an assured success
RECEPTIONS.
The large receptions of last week were
given by Mrs. c. E. Messerly and Mrs. A.
p Morey, but as both were fully written
up in Saturday mornings issue of this pa
per, it is only necessary to say that both
ladies entertained very handsomely, the
refreshments being delicate and appropri-
ate, e tables prettily arranged, the guests
carefully attired, Notwithstanding the
weather, and everything passing off sue
cessfully. One hundred guests were ION
Mrs. norey's invitation list, $50 on that of
Mrs. Messerly. l.
-Mn. Frank Drake, wife of the assist
ant superintendent of the Missouri Pacific,
gave pleasant little reception in honor of
Miss Pinkney, of Dixon, ILL.,, and also Mrs.
Fred Wann, ofSt Louis, Thursday after
noon. Delicate and prettily served refresh
ments of ices and cakes and
fruits was one of the features,
to the guests. Among the