The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-30
SEDALIA.

an California, Mo.
Mrs. B. F. Drake is expecting guest
from New York this week.
Mrs. George Weller spent Thanksgiy-
ing with her relatives in Warrensbu'g'
M, and Mrs. Fred Guenther will
dine to-day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Hye.
1t said that hand ONE young lady
If this ci v, is conte mplsting the study OF
dentistry.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. r. Priest visited
relatives in Califoruis, Mo, the hrst OF !,
the week
Mrs. james Downing of Aspen COiora- |
do, is the guest OF her parents, Col. ana |
Mrs. Ritter.
The ladies Of the Ohio street Metho-
dist chuIch gave an elegant luncheon on
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. ]. Il Quarels is Spending few
weeks with her parents, Hon. aud Mrs.
Bunce of IOonv.lle.
Miss Sue Evans has been spending
the past ek with her sister, Mrs. W.
VI. Williams ct Boonyill.
Miss Ruth Stettar, who attends the
Sedalis University, has been spending the
week at her home In Upton.
Mrs Henry Meuschke will leave to-
,,ay for California, Mo, where she Will VS.
Il relatives for few weeks.
Miss Mary Myers, a charming young
LADY, of this city returned last Wecne day
from q five weeks visit thro Ugh the ga =
Mrs. F. NJ. Robb who xss the guest
,nt her sister. Miss Emma Kidd, in this
CITY, returned to her home in Kansas City
Friday evening.
Mis- Fannie Foote and Minnie Day,
TWO charming young ladies OF Moberly,
we've the guests of Mrs ID. A. Pratt In this
city, the first of last week.
-Messrs. T. Kehoe, r. Gentry, j. A.
and Ernest Lsmy, and several other
friends dined with Mr.. John Gentry about
seven miles north of this city Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mics Josie NJ. Wright has very love
Nv fruit piece exhibited in +. L. McClel-
iap's bookstore window, also the portr al
Of child.
r. very fine musical programme Under
1he management of Miss Maria Anette
Jones. has been arranged for the Ohio
street Methodist chuch to-day.
Minis Minnie Scott gave an informal
progressive euchre party at her residence
last Wedne sday evening which proved &c
be very enjoy able. Eight couples were
present
Mrs. Z. X. Marvin is expecting vlsI
fron, lrer sister, Mrs. E. III Rhenish, o
Texas. Mrs. Rhenish is at present thu
guest of her sister, Mrs. ID. L. Hartshorn
OF Kansas City.
,;sses Jennie and Ella Duncan
Moude Tannahill, Pearl Stafford and Sal
lie Pass all of Einsor, came up yeSterda
for the ,urpose of taking Lesson IN mus
&c from Miss Anaa Allen,
The ladies OF the Congregations
church had a pleasant meeting at the res
dence of NJ. and Mr.. Hardy Berry FINDS
evening. An excellent supper was serve
and the affair much enjoyed
The wedding of Mr. Charles Glass
cock, we'll known and popular youn
gentleman of this city, and Miss bat
Bennett, a handsome young lady Oh LIE
ington, is announced Tor the l4th oI NE
month.
Miss Meiicent Walmsley, who h
been the guest OF relatives In ibis CITY
sometime expects to leave lof IAN AID !.
week. She has made many trends Will
here and her visit has been much enloye
y. and Mrs. J. j. r. LEY return
~s.- from New York and 9th
Wedues.i asst In company with -S \
Ppd Mrs " Wstten Edr s"S FIeek.
Flick, ST., and sff; n Mr. aud NJ
and MIS-. Reilly dined VI. day.
Ohas. Fleck, Jr., ThanksgfTss> tbrop
Mrs. A. W. Waltarn passea "a
flfis'city this week from Estill, ue-;
county, W. ere she had beer. visiting al
VIII Estill, TO her home in Foft Scot!. 81
had expected to remain here and V1stt .
mother, Mrs. Joel Gentry bat was ear'
home.
AT the debate at the residence OF n
and AIRS. S Gregg last Monday nigh,
the question as TO whether cold maids
bachelors were the most useful members
socie v" it was unanimously decided tha
old maids were entitled TO wear the pain
A decision which WAS probably due 4
much to the gallantry of the gentlemen /
anything else.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank DonOhC
and Miss Resale Thomas will take plaC
at the residence of Mr.. S. n. HoliIda.
1905 Leonard street, Wednesday afteru %
Dec lst. at o'clock. Mrs In, mar rs
handsome young lady who mace M an
friends during her visit hree last suzanne
and Mr.. Donohoe who is N old and r
spected resident of this city is o br col
graduated on hiss approaching nupti~ls
The "Rose bud society,"" of the Bapti
Sunday School, was PLEASANTLY entertaine
at the residence of Mrs. p. u. Walker la
week. The society enterta ned the gu. S
present with the folio sing programme
Instrumental solo, Mabel Bieler; rait
ton, Della Kalfus; solo, "Schube, I
serenade," Matte Buckner; reading, WI
son Tucker; song, "For Goodness sax
don't say told you" Bessie Henry. Mr.
Walker served her guests with deliciol