The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-15
SPRINGS CALICO HOP.
A Party at the Sweet Springs
Noted for It's Ele-
gance.
The Toilets in Taste Arrayed
Second to None Ever Worn
at this Famous Resort.


Second to None Ever Worn
at this Famous Resort.
One of the most unique as we'll as truly
beautiful balls was that given at Swee
Springs last Friday night. 1t was termed
Calico ball" and no one who has never
seen an affair of this kind can form any
iGea of how very pretty and interesting i
may be made There is a great SCOPE fol
individual taste and dignity, which III.
best of people assume when in full dress,
for the nonce is forgotten. The ides
of appearing really pretty and attractive
without any particular effort is very at.
traetive, to the average female mind, and
this was exempli6ed in the ball of las,
Friday evening. The night was delight.
fully cool, the music enhancing, and those
present were lavish in their expressions oi
enjoyment. The affair passed off very
smoothly and evenly, and not one inhar.
monious incident marred the record
Among the toilets most noticeable and
worthy of mention were:
let OF white India linen with short full
apron Of pale blue chints, large neck
kerchief and small fancy cap. Small cor
sage ornaments and bouquet Of pale blue
corn flowers.
Mrs Senator G. F. Balingal, of Kansas
City, SKATE Greenwsy" dress OF pale green
calico, with design of snnAowers, Gala
lilies, etc. The under dress was of white
book muslin. A small fancy cap of the
calico, and large full scarlet calico sash
finished this very pretty and effective tot
let.
Miss Mamie Gentry, Madam Pompa-
dour black chintx dress, with high, looped
overdrapery. neck cut square, and filled
with lace corsage; bouquet of tea and
blush roses.
Mrs. Campbell McFarlane, "French
Grisette" toilet of white Paris muslin,
short, pointed apron, drapery of hyacinthe
blue calico, deep. crossed neckerchief,
and half-high white cap pinned to the
hair with large pearl pins.
Miss Cora Kinney, pale, pink calico
slip with overdress of white dotted Swiss;
large apron. front of pale, pink calico,
with design OF vines and leaves: small,
round nead-dress of calico, aud large sash
of Swiss; bouquet of pale, pink, crusu ed
roses and daisies.
Mrs. Charles Pratt, of Jefferson City,
Greek peasant costume, short white chintz
dress with full apron over drapery of ivy
leaf, green calico with Q lovely design of
lilies and moss rose buds. Large necker-
chief and small full cap of calico.
Miss Maggie Kinney, of Boonville, blue
and white Normandy peasant girls cos
tune with dancing length underdress and
large fancy apron Of pale blue and white
calico, small white cap and knotted neck
erchief.
Miss Eddie WiRs,r, Lexington, "Lotta"
aOstume Of pale pink calico, founced to the
waist, full over drapery cut in deep points
Of pale pink calico with design Of birds
and flowers, round cap and kerchief of pale
pink. Bouquet of daisies and field grasses.
Miss Fannie Bayliss, of Lexington,
Maude Muller costume with pale blue In
lila linen dress and over bodice kerchief
and full short apron of pale blue calico in
! design of flowers and fruits. Scarlet
cottage bonnet of calico, worn above pow
Tered hair Bouquet of scarlet holihocks.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney, Queen Anne cos
ume of white India linen with large
bodice, neck kerchief and apron over
lrapery of pale green chintz, with pat
ern of daisies, holihock, sunfowers, etc.
small fancy cap of the chintz.
Miss Myra Fielder. of Louisville, Ken
lucky, wore the happiest costume of the
evening, that of "a merry miIkmaid."
Over a white underdress was worn a large
ong-sleeved high-necked apron, buttoned
n the back, of pale pink calico. A neat
title pink sun-bonnet and tin pail carried
n the hand finished this pretty and unique
lress.
Miss Fannie King, of st. Louis, scarlet
hintz costume, representing "Mother
hubbard" Hair braided, white under
lress, large scarlet cap and full crossed
,eck kerchief. Bouquet of cherry bios
Oms.
Miss Annie May Fox, of Paris, Swiss
,easant costume of cameo-pink calico,
arge pointed apron at the side, looped
With cameo pink-ribbon. The underdress
vas of white muslin. Full deep hand.
,erchief of Breton lace. Corssge bouquet
# pale-pink peoples and small, round
cap.
Mrs. Thodore Shelton, of st. Louis, slack
hintz costume, with pale green calico over
lress, in q design of sunflower, daisies and
,rimroses. Large handkerchief and q
mall cap.
Miss Maude Gregory, of Kansas City,
title buttercup costume of white muslin
With calico apron overdrapery, in an
esthetic design. Large, full, plain, pink |
ash and small cap of calico, adorned with
link roses.
Miss Sallie Moses, of Paris, Mo-, Marie |
Antoinette costume of white India linen,
With deep pointed apron of calico. with .
|esign of fruit and leaves. Large neck
Ierchief and fancy cap.
Miss Fannie Waddell, of Lexington, Mo.
Mother Hubbard" costume, with scarlet
vaiste and sleeves with entire overdress |
# scarlet polksdot percale underdress of
'hist muslin, with full looped sash of
carlet.
Miss Eva Gentry, Grecian peasant