The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08

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| ments.
Miss Bette Moore, of St. Louis, white
India muslin with deep founces and puffs
The drapery was of Spanish lace, beauti-
fully looped at the back and sides.
Miss Eva Gentry, of Sedalia, eglantins
pink Chambry costume, with full deeE
aounces and overdrapery. Infant waist
with deep yoke Of Irish point lace. Hail
in Grecian curls. Miss Eva looked very
lovely.
Miss Hattie Ballentine, of St. Louis
white Swiss toilet with dregs of wine plush
bodice cut decolette. Garlands of white
roses adnrnee the front of the skirt, and
trailed gracefully at the sides.
Miss Minnie Russell, of Independence
full white India linen skirt, with aesthetic
short round basque of scarlet satin. Fichu
OF white Spanish lace, with evening hat oil
white rice braids, adorned with plumes.
Miss Gussie Davidson, of Jefferson City
white India null, with deep, pointed
yoke, waist made of lace insertion, wrap
OF pale blue, natural flowers Tor cOrsage
bouquet.
Miss Emma Davidson, of Jefferson City,
pale pink, satin costume. made aesthetic
and short dancing length. She was one OF
the most graceful and beautiful dancers
in the room.
Mrs. g. G. Vest, wife of the senator OF
that name, Of Kansas City, black toilet OF
heavy moire and satin, point lace garn;-
ture and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney, of Sedalia, black
rhadame satin, with deep, plated hounces
and puts Of MORE. Her wrap, which she
wore thrown carelessly around her grace
full shoulders, was of scarlet crepe. Orna
ments of diamonds.
Miss Flora Hall, Of Marshall, Mo-,
moonlight blue satin, richly and effectual-
" trimmed with creamy Spanish lace.
Full garniture of Spanish lace with cor
sage bouquet of natural tea and Marshal
Neil roses. Ornaments of diamonds.
Miss Mollie Rue, OF Denison, Texas, In
dia null Overdress, with revered polonaise
Of cream brocade, richly finished with
Mechlin lace. Blonde hair worn high and
powdered.
Miss Teddie Sneed, of Kentucky, white
India null with flounces richly finished
with embroidery. Full broad checked
cream satin sash.
Miss Bette White, of Howard county,
white costume of Paris muslin richly
trimmed with Duchesse lace. Wild roses
and lilies OF the valley As a corsage bou-
quet.
Mrs. Lola Nelson, of st. Louis, costume
of white India null, richly trimmed
with cream duchesse lace.
Mrs. T. F. Willis. Kansas City, black
satin costume with side panels, puts and
AOunoes point lace garniture and natural
corsage bouquet of locust blossoms.
Miss Ida Bailey, OF Monroe City, white
costume of English linen, with deeply
tucked hounces, large loops Of white moire
ribbon on the left shoulder. Hair in long
Gretchen braids.
Mrs. Henry w. Ewing, white camels
hair cloth costume, with large white even
ing hat adorned with plumes. Orna-
ments of diamonds.
Mrs. George Nelson, of Kansas City,
white India null costume with alternate
aounces of embroidery. Evening hat of
leghOrn, trimmed with marabout feathers
and moss rose buds. Diamond ornaments.
Miss Mamie Gentry, of Sedalia, black
satin and MORE costume. Large white hat
trimmed with crushed roses and adorned
with plumes. White wrap of India
cancels hair, and diamond ornaments.
Miss Nellie Rue, ruby -colored satin and
MORE antique costume with full looped
sash. Hair worn high and powdered. Or
naments of diamonds.
Mrs. Senator Ballingal, of Kansas City,
black satin de Lyon costume with Spanish
lace hounces. The polonaise was of cameo
pink brocade with large vatican plat in
the back. High rolling collar of
the style OF Queen Elizabeth; gar
niture of old point lace with
of Roman gold. Mrs. Ballingal
is an exquisitely fair blonde, with hair
which would delight the heart of Rem
brandt to depict, and her Costume was ele-
CANT and becoming.
Miss Blanche O'Riley, of St Louis, wore
. costume of white embroidered Paris
muslin, and presented very lovely ap-
pearance.
Mrs. w. B Clark, of st Louis, was at
tired in costume of India null, beauti-
fully trimmed with rich merricourte lace.
A wrap of shrimp pink was worn above
this. and With q corsage bosquet of pale
pink peoples, made up an elegant though
quiet toilet. Her snowy hair was worn in
q French coil and was much admired.
Mrs. John /. Martin, st. Louis, whose
talented husband is here with her, he hav-
ing represented his district a number of
times in congress, was attired In q rich
black costume of satin de Lyon, richly and
trimmed with Spanish lace.
The following gentlemen were present,
rs was a large number of others:
Jesse w. Henry, Jefferson City; Kelly
R Chandler, st. Louis; John X. Reid,
Kansas City; Virgil Keen, st. Louis; A.
E. Douglass, Columbia; j. F. Richards,
Joe Curd, Kansas City;
Jere H. Chamberlain, Kansas City; Thos.
5. Ridge, Kansas City; L. L.
of Davenport, Iowa; Maj.
A. W. Ewing, Jefferson City;
r. D. Willis, E. B. Ewing, w. s. Brother
ton, Jefferson City 7. H. Kehoe, Walter
Kent, c. L. Jackson, James S. Mclean,
Sedalia Harry Robinson, Kansas City
Cliff Rogers, r. L. Greenlease, Boonville;
W. r. Estill, F. c. Farr, Jefferson City
]. r. Estill, Estill, Mo-; J. w. Fowler,
Sedalia John w. Lewis, Marshall.
SIPPINGS.