The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-04

Miss Agnes Ames. of Minneapolis
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Della Hardcastle, for the past six weeks
returned to her home last Wednesday
Miss CaIlie Clark. after pleasant
visit with friends and relatives i'm this CITY
returned to her home i'm Marshall FRIDAY
evening.
Mrs. Julia L. Hill arrived i'm this CITY
last "Wednesday and will again make her
home among those who have known and
loved her for so many years.
Mrs. =. r.. Pack of Calhoun. and her
young daughter, Miss May, visited their
son and brother, T. W. Pack, and other
friends i'm this city last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Prof Birchtield, whose violin solo was
one of the chief features at the mid-year
concert Thursday evening. was the recipient
Of an exceedingly lovely boquet from some
of his admiring friends.
Miss Emma q. Tunnel, of State Centre,
Iowa, and Miss T.. GrOssman, oil Rockport.
Mo-, who visited their cousins, Frank and
Ben Meyer, i'm this city last week, left for
BoonvilIe Friday evening.
Some of our society young ladies look
a. if they had wrapped the glory of the
sunset around their faces to protect them
from the wanton kisses of the wind, and
all because Dame Fashion promo unces i'm
favor of cardinal yelling"
As a slight token of esteem and as a
tribute TO her merits As one of the sweet
singers at the concert Thursday evening
Miss Maggie White was made the recipient
of handsome bOquet of natural flowers
Friday evening, by two of her masculine
| friends of this city.
l. Mrs. Robert Garrett. of Ieavenworth
Mrs. James III. I.umey, of Osceoia, Mrs
Salisbury, Miss Annie keil and Mrs J.
Sutphen, of Kansas CITY. and Mr.. VIM.
Stahi of Clinton, all attended the Woman's
Missionary society held i'm this city last
week.
ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT.
The elegant entertainment given by Mrs.
j. {. Thompson, last Thursday afternoon,
was one of the most elaborate and elegan:
in point of refreshments and general de-
tails OF any given upon a similar occasion
this season. The home of Mrs. Thompson
is beautiful one, and the hostess herself Is
noted for exquisite taste i'm all things per-
tanning to its arrangement. The rooms
last Thursday were beautifully decorated.
and beneath the rays of the lighted gas the
scene was indeed lovely. The refreshment
tables were adorned with natural flowers
and the cleaning silver and rare glass
made a fitting background. Many luxu-
riouslv prepared dishes were selected for
the guests. among which were oysters. raw
and i'm salad, cold tongue, sandwiches.
egg and chicken salad, hot rolls. chocolate
blanc mango, with nut and orange ices,
cakes of many varieties, fruits, chocolate
and coffee. There were present Mesdames
Sheldon, Walmsley, Cute, Sneed, Cam
Sneed, John Montgomery, W. j. Maltby,
DIR. Carr, Cyrus Newkirk, Joel Gentry,
Albert Parker, John Hall, DIR. MontgOm-
erv, Cliff Heard, James Montgomery, Frank
Houston, Judge Lacy and Misses Alice
Parker, Hattie Marvin, Sallie Potter, Lou
and Fannie Barnes, Mary, Bette and Nam
ME Gentry, Nicely Collins, Lutte Smith and
Belle Hall.
There were some most exquisite toilets
worn, those worthy of especial mention be-
ing:
Mrs. Clute, rich black brocaded satin
toilet adorned with point lace and tea
roses.
Mrs. Walmsley, dregs of wine velvet
with Roman gold jewelry
Mrs. DIR. Carr, black camel's hair, richly
trimmed with Spanish lace, an effective
toilet.
Mrs. Frank Houston, black velvet
aesthetic costume with garnIture of GRIM
son roses.
Mrs. Beiler, black brocaded silk, cream
colored roses at the throat and lovely
white evening bonnet.
Mrs. John Hall, rich toilet Of black
hrneadod SitL with conn hi ffnu nf
velvet. Corsage boquet of golden yellow
sunhowers.
Mrs. Cam Sneed. black satin marvilleaux
heavily trimmed with black plush
Mrs. w. J. Maltby, dregs OF wine vel |
vet combined with rich brocaded velvet of
the same shade
Mrs. James Montgomery, black bro |
caded silk and velvet, with corsage boquGt |
of scarlet locust blossoms.
Mrs. j. NJ. Offield, Lenten costume of |
black nuns yelling heavily trimmed with |
Spanish lace.
Mrs. John Montgomery, navy blue satin,
richly trimmed with puffs and shirring. (
Miss Cammie Thompson, mourning
toilet of black cameTs hair.
Miss Alice Parker, cream satin and bro
cade, with overdress and fichu of rich |
SICdH DfduUuu
Miss Bette Gentry, ivy green brocade
satin with richly pulled jupe and drapery
in Patti folds.
Miss Sallie Potter, ice blue brocade
satin with alternate founces of cream
duchesse lace Small bonnet of the same
lace adorned with pearls and pale pink
daisies.
Miss Hattie Marvin, pearl silk toilet,
with panelings and drapery of cardinal
satin. Coral ornaments.
Miss Mary Gentry, black satin surah,
with double scarf drapery ofbrocade. Dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Lou Barnes, black satin costume
richly trimmed with steel passementerie
Miss Mamie Gentry, black satin COM
bined with brocaded velvet. Diamond Or
naments.
Miss Fannie Barnes, aesthetic costume
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