The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-19
Mr.G. w. Wartier. of Kansas City-a


velvet cloak and knee breeches, elegantly
trimmed with gold lace.
Frank Hardcastle, OF Sedalia, in the
costume Of Marquis du Kelley, in the Two
Orphans. Il very pretty suit worn with
all ease and grace, was unsurpassed. Blue
velvet doublet trimmed handsomely, and
blue velvet knee breeches.
EVENING TOILETS.
Mrs. Governor Crittenden was elegant in
satin and lace, with diamond ornaments.
NrsJ. 4. Barrett OF Sedalia in white
Paris muslin and laCe-natural flowers.
Mrs. Stevens Of San Antonio, Texas,
wore az evening Costume OF rich BLACK
silk. decorated with white Spanish lace.
Diamond lace barbe and bracelets were 81:
so worn.
Mrs. Frank Perrin. Kansas City, wore
white Paris mull adorned with valienCi-
ennes, lace and natura,tiowers. Jewelty,
diamonds.
Miss Nella Maxon, OF st. Louis, a roy
allv lovely brunette, wore cream coioie.t
null en- train, drapeL with cream lace AMI
garniture of natural flowers. Diamond
jewelrv.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nave, Kansas City, lavender
underdress, elegantly brocaded; Overdre,>,
with handsome lace garniture, Diamonds.
Mrs ID. W. Marmaduke, black brocade
satin he LYON en- train. corsage decorated
with pink roses and white lace. Pearls.
Mrs. Lon V. Stephens, OF BOonvii!e,
who was one Of the most beautiful Ladies
present, wore Il Costume Of white suran
silk with side panels adorned with hand
painted, pale pink peoples. Her over
dress was Of rich duchesse lace and her
jewelry, diamonds.
! + Mrs. Clarence Jones OF st. Louis,
styiish blonde, wore white brocaded mu>-
lin skirt and white brOcaded satin over
dre,, profusely trimmed with creamy
noint lace. Magnificent diamonds Conf
nlete this elegant and recherche costume.
Miss Mamie Reilly, st. Louis, in white
Paris muslin, prOiusely trimmed with lace,
pale-b!ue satin sash and natural flowers.
Miss Mamie Walker Of Fayette, was
elegantly attired in pale-blue null, Win
decorations vi Spanish lace, blue SIX
bodice and pearl jewelrv.
| Miss Maggie Kinney, in paie-biue casn-
mere, pulled with pink satin, SATIN saSn
and pearl jewelry.
Miss Ida Nelson, Of BOonville, pretty
and fair Ida wore an elegant cream CO.
ored satin AMI illusion costume. when
was becoming and appropriate: Her ear
rings and bracelets were pearls and dia-
mOnGs.
Mrs. C.E. Leonard, of Boonville, was
attired in an exquisite dress Of India null
Of rich. creamy tint, adorned with ex.
ouisite lace and satin ribbons. BoIuet OF
violets and primroses. Pearls.
Miss.Mittie Stephens, Of BOOnville, was
regal in lovely cream white satin under
skirt. rich point lace Overdress, trimmed
and caught BY lilies OF the valley and
diamond jewelry.
. Mrs. Sears, OF Jefferson City, wore white
Paris muslin. handsomely embroidered
and edged with misty mechlin lace. Jew
elry. bandeau and bracelets Of pearls
4 great number of distinguished guests
1 were present, among them Col. Philips, y.
: W. B. Winston. Jefferson City, joe T.
Gates. Jefferson City, W. S. Brotherton, 4
, NJ. Hough c. f. LEONARD and many Others
I BALL NOTES.
The children were nearly all lovely
!, dancers.
-Mr.T. Kehoe, led the grand march.
h Mis-, Ida Nelson surpassed herself in
$ lOveliness OF attire.
Miss Cora Kinney was one OF the
1 most graceful dancers in the room.
Mrs. Lon. v. Stephens has the happy
\ faculty OF enjoying herself where eer she
: goes,
Everybody voted the ball grand
d success.
Horseback riding is one Of the earl!
= morning amuscments here.
-"Duke" HARDWOOD has commenced u
is take anti-fat. In that he holds his OWL
~ rsm,rka ably we'll
<, The salt baths are delightful to al
n who indulge, and are voted by the ladie
'e perfectly splendid"
"a Some delightful music was given o.
Miss Cora KINNEY and others, IN the PaE'o
Of the hotel yesterday.
A pretty feature Of an early mornln
i ramble is the quantity OF nurse maids an
X their lovely little charges.
% The loyeliest hats adOrn the iadie
:, here. seen this season, lace and feather
a being the principal garniture.
W. IN. BrothertOn, c. A. Jordan and
is. Miss Claudio Chapel, Of Jefferson City
nj arrived tonight and are at the pail:
m bob Greenlease and Miss Maggie Aln
he nev. of Boonville, arrived tonight an
as tool part in the grand fancy dress bali.
ID. w. Marmaduke is thorough
~ Ihappy. The saltwater pump, engine an
;ts Mines work to charm. " course ne n
81 Mrs. T. T. Crittenden, Of Jei!erso
rs. CITY. and Miss Nellie Maxon, OF 81. LouI
most charming young lady, occupy COZ
ed taee with the Sedalia party. a,
IS, y. w. Robertson, manaee. u :"
nd Sweet Springs omnibus ilne, ' AZ s.e' !
care Of his patrons, and he has the pest
ras horses and carriages to accomOoa'e '"e'
of with. ,,.h;,
~. the counter at the grand hotel, stands hr
and Gives guests cool rooms near Il
~ Ground All the time. His urbanity max
it'll him favOrite. ~
The salt baths will be formally oPe
- WI-..1.,, uovt With cOnSlderab