The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-24

mr. Of Moniieau and Sixth street last Mon
dav evening, which was complimentary 10
tn. ir daughter, Miss Minnie Scott, who h S
just returaed from school at Boston, and
her cousin, Mr.. H. Coles, OF West Point.
Everything was done to make the guests
feel at home. Music and refreshments were
the features of the evening, and those pres
ent spent most enjoyable evening.
MRS. 7. W. CLONEY's COMPANY.
The entertainment given at the residence
of Mrs. T. w. Cloney last Tuesday evening
was one of the largest and most complete
in regard to its arrangement of anything of
the kind which has been given this sum-
mer.
1t was in honor of Miss Fannie Harding
OF Carthage and large number OF the So
ciety people participated in Its pleasures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloney have large and well
appointed residence aud their hospitality is
unquestiOned. Dancing was INDUCED in
and refreshments suitable to the occasion
and season were partaken OF and it was q
late hour ere the company dispersed to
their several homes. The list of guests
vas large including most Of tine society
people Of the city.
The costumes were particularly hand
some the following being noteworthy:
Miss Minnie Scott. dress OF Lavender
mule with Spanish lace garniture.
Miss Lena Gallie, white satin costume
very richly trimmed, corsage garniture OF
scarlet gsidenias.
Miss Ida Newkirk, pale blue silk cOs-
tune, with cream MULE Oyerdress and
draperies.
Miss Lucy Newkirk, costume OF laven-
der cashmere.
Miss Ida Hardcastle, white India linen
richly trimmed with Irish point.
Miss Fannie Harding, black satin, with
spanish lace overdress and ganirture.
Miss Anna Simonds, pale pink cash
mere, richly adorned with pale pink rib
IONS and Spanish lace, corsage bouquet oi
natural flowers.
Miss Eva Gentry, pale blue satin dres
with Spanish lace overdress.
Miss Hattie Jaynes, blue satin costume
with garnilure Of point lace.
Miss Nellie LYMAN, cream brOcade with
cream mule overdrapery.
Mrs. j. Nj. Off. Id, black Ottoman silk
COSTUME with point lace garniture.
Mr.. j. d. Frey, white India linen rich
ly embroidered, with lovely corsage bouquet
OF scarlet passion flowers.
Mrs. T. w. ClOney, black brocade COS
tune with point lace and diamond Orna-
menis.
Mrs. S. L. Highleyman, white India
linen elegantly embroidered, corsage bou.
quel of natural flowers and ornaments OF
diamonds.
L, us~slofa e,lH
with garniture Of Spanish lace.
Mrs. w. d. Ilgenfritz, white India linen
heavily and richly trimmed with Irish
point embroidery,
Miss Lizzie Shelton, garnet silk costume
with full draperies, lOOped with garnet
ribbons.
Miss Eva johnson, white India linen,
with full, hOunces of embroidery, waist
tucked and trimmed with embroidery
Satin ribbons and bouquet Of natural
flowers.
Miss Belle Hall, white India linen, rich
" trimmed with Irish point embroidery.
Miss Minnie Barrett, costumes Of pink
sat,ern, with pink ribbons and lace garni
sure.
There were q number of other lovely
toilets in the room among the ladies
and it is proposed that as the gentlemen
also we're gotten up in gorgeous style, that
they shall not be slighted and herewith
behold:
Mr.. Il T. Gentry in his best society toilet,
with coat cut on the new bias plan and the
back orsperies long and iull neck tie OF
cucumber yellow and ornaments Of rhine
stone.
Mr. Thos. Kehoe, coat cut decolette, with
broad expanse Of shirt OosOm broken by q
pin which originated at the Crystal City
glass works, shoes pointed and hose OF zebra
s ripes.
Mr.. G. E. Messerly, toilet of plain all
wool mixed, with pan;alOons to match,
pointed shoes, pointed right forward, and
coat cut with long full draperies; button.
hole ornament of pansies and love-lles-
bleeding.
Mr.. Arthur Maltby, costume of pale
black brosdcluth, trimmed with machine
stitching, necktie of se-rsucker and button
hole ornament of "see" weed.
Mr.. George Galbreath, lovely coat, cut
so as to tit like kid.bultoned shoe, hair in
Lsng,ry fringe, striped hose and pointed
shoes.
Mr.. Frank Hardcastle, short round vest,
with place for q watch, Overdress OF Span
ish cloth, with falling draperies, and neck
tie Of pale blue India linen.
Major Dowland, costume made at the
establishment of NJ. De Black, in Paris, and
received just in time for the party. Neck
tie of scarlet, and hair perfumed with oil of
cinnamon.
There were a number of other lovely cos
TUNES given TO ire reporter. but the few
here presented will convey to the reader q
faint idea of their general effect.
Taken altogether the party was pro-
nounced grand success by all attending
and will long be remembered by It's par
Elephants.
PLEASANT PARTY.
A very pleasant social party was given
at the residence of Mr.. Stahl, near the
corner of Pettis and Moniteau streets, Fri.
dav evening. The large ward surroundino