The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-15

Miss Gene Rue, black ehintz dress
with black calico Overdress in a pattern oil
large blush roses. Small fancy cap and
large neckerchief Of white tulle.
Miss Claudia Chappell. of Jefferson City
pale pink "Netherland PEASANTS" costume
square corsege of pale pink chintz over
white tucked muslin slip; very full back
falling in loose folds.
| Mrs. w. Preston, Omaha, Nebraska
morning glory pink costume, with full
tucked skirt. Short blue house apron with
design of leaves, large white kerchief; full
white sash forming point in the front and
tied in large knot at the back; small cap
Miss Ida Bailey, in costume from the
opera of LA MascOtte." Short full skirted
underdress of black and white stripped
calico. short fancy apron, small cap and
sash tied in large loops of the black and
white calico. Large bouquet of chrisan-
themums and cardinal flowers.
Little Arthur Nelson, aged five years
and u. w. Marmaduke, jr., aged six years,
were attired as pages with calico trim
med suits and neck wear and looked very
pretty and attractive
Among the gentlemen who participated
in the evenings pleasure, and who were all
attired in fancy calico neckties and caps,
may be mentioned Robt. E. Woodson and
Samuel Woodson, of st. Louis; j. w.
Henry, Jefferson City; s. E. Edmunds, St.
Louis; X. L. Brackenburg, E. b. Sapping-
ton, Arrow Rock; c. L. Jackson, Sedalia
Robt. o. Osborne, st. Joseph; Joe Curd,
Jere Chamberlain, Kansas City; Walter
Waddell, J G. Kinney. John H. Reid and
many others.
The German" which is one of the
prettiest and most popular dances of the
day, was given last night at the Springs.
The figures were many and varied, con-
sisting OF scar" mirror" "glsss," "cush-
ion" May POLE" and . number of others,
and the fsvOrs we're Of such light charac-
ter ss flags. ribbons, cigars, and similar
pretty trifles. The leaders were Mrs. Bal
ingal and Mrs. j. G. Kinney. Many cost
y and beautiful toilets were worn, and the
German" was in every sense q success.
A number of adventurous and fun low
ing spirits made an excursion TO McAllis-
ter Springs yesterday, and had gala time.
Among the number were Misses Sallie
Moss, Mamie Gentry, Ida Bailey, Gene
Rue, Nellie Rue, Mrs Senator Balingal,
Messrs. Robert Osborne, j. w Henry, aud
several others.
Mrs. T. w. Clonev and Mrs. Theodore
Shelton return home this Sunday even
ing.
Miss Fannie Bayliss. of Lexington,
looked lovely in a dress of cream satin
and point lace, at the German, Friday eve.
The underdress was made with full hounce
edged with tiny corded puffs. The drs-
perry had a short corded front edged with
the lace drawn beneath full sash back.
Sleeveless bodice, pointed aud filled in with
point lace. Corsage bouquet OF camelias
and Glove pinks.
Henry Kahn, of Cincinnati, Mrs. DIR.
Maughs, St Louis, Chas. Bullen, sedalia,
II. +. Prisoner, Jefferson City.
siPPINGs.
Mrs. J. c. Kinney, as well as a number
of other ladies, is learning to be quite an
expert at swimming.
A very pleasant Phantom party was
given last Wednesday night at the Springs,
and the grotesque figures presented a
strange, though ludicious spectacle.
While it is impossible to absolutely
murder the race of gossips, yet social rules
should ostrscize them at least and especi-
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resort.
Among the latest arrivals are Sam and
Jim KING, Mrs. Charles E. Slayback, NJ.
w. NJ. Hughes, F. E. Osborne, St. Louis
George, Downs, Edna, Mo; o. s. Near,
John Stark, w. A. Birchield, Sedalia
Mrs. X. E. Wilson, Kansas City; w. NJ.
Groves, Lexington; A. r. Collins, Deni-
son, Texas; Chas. Gulhman, Chicago; X.
H Early, st. Louis; ]. w. Rankin, Gard
ner, Kansas.
Aagame of tenpins was played last Fri
day afternoon, which excited an unusual
degree Of interest. The game was 'Sedalia
against JEFF rson City," or, as it was terrified,
Capital against Capital" A large audi
ence witnessed the play and as the game
progressed there was considerable applause
we'll as excitement. Several
ties we're made, but the final
throw resulted in the defeat of the
Sedalians. Those participating were,
Mrs. T w. Cloney, Mrs Theo. Shelton,
Mr.. F. Fsrr on the side of Sedalia, Mrs.
L. A. Pratt and DR.. Stsndish on the
side of Jefferson City.