The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-30

the right side Win rosettes, the lroni ".au
shoulders finished with deep sagging puts,
irricescent buttons. i
Miss Isabel Daniels, black satin and
brocadr costume The underskirt was OF
The satin with polOnaise OF the brocade,
the back plated and falling i'm fnil hang
ings TO t bottom of the underskirt; cut,
steel buttons ard neck and sleeves finished
with rich lace.
Miss Mary Hampton, ruby velvet COS /
tune, the underdress cut in deep points
falling over a narrow plated tlOunce, sash !
drapery looped high at one side, with |
straight full back, basque cut IN deep /
points with sash ends caught al one side.
After the congratulations, the company /
adirurned to the dining room, where upon
a tanie extending the length OF the room,
was laid d magnificent success OF the cui-
linary's art The center Of the table was
adorned with he brid s cske. structure
ia fur layers, surrounded 10y bouquet oil
orange blossoms Al either end were pyra-
mids IF fruit, and in the intervals were
tastefully arranged bouquets Of an oval
form. The menu embraced Geld meals,
salads. number.ess cakes, jeiileS, ices, etc.
As on effective addition worthy Of mention,
the cold tongue was arranged with beet root
CT; in various forms, willie the turkey was
embe!lished with carrits. both were edged
with green and the blending of colors was a
memory.
The presents were unusually elegant
comprising:
Richly chased solid silver tea set, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Parker.
One dozen gold.linedaiter coffee spoons, III
case, Miss Sue Parberry
| Silver bouquet holder, Miss Minnie
Shaw.
Silver and Bob. milan glass grape bowl,
! Eraest and May Small.
Silver cake knife in case, Ms. ). u
Shaw.
One dozen silver table spoons, DIR. and
| Mrs VIM. Parberry.
Silver butter dish, Robinson Crane.
Silver tea spoons in case, DR. and Mrs. A.
V. Small
Silver butter knife, Miss Alice Shaw.
+ Pair of large reception chairs, upho.ster-
I'd i'm scarlet cut velvet, Messrs. George
! Galbrearh and Will Estill
Willow rocking chair, VIM. Courtney
Large parIor lamp, beautifully hand
painted, Miss Mamie Gentry.
Gold and silver after dinner coffee spoons
In case. Miss Anna Simonds.
One dozen silver after dinner coffee
Spoons. Col and Mrs. A. ID. Jaynes.
Pair of pearl mounted opera glesses IN
case, Messrs. Frank Donohoe and James
Mclean.
Maiolica ware bouquet holder, Mabel
Beiler
Silver butter knife. +. w. Sneed. Silver
cake basket. {. L. Jackson. Pair OF gold
lined spoon-bolders and houiton point,
Miss Mary BuDce.
Cneval mirror with plush frame, Mayor
c. Il. Messerly. Silver nut or cake dish,
Hon George LoDgan
Silver sugar bowl, with gold ard silver
teaspoons Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rnnce.
Glass fruit dish, with silver stand, +. W.
Shuliz.
Case of silver nut picks, Charles Crane,
OF Illinois. 80.
Hand-mirror, framed in silver, Miss
Mary V. Gentry.
Silver and crackle glass celery stand,
Judge and Mrs. William Shirk.
Pair of cut glass perfume bottles set IN
silver stand, d. III. Smith ard daughters
Plush perfume casket. Ernest Lamy.
Large Malachite vase, with design Of
tea and Jacqueminot roses, Miss Hattie
Jaynes.
Pair of napkin rings and volume o.
Hoods poems, handsomely bound, Z. Z
Parker. -,
, Students lamp, elegantly finished with
silver, w. F. Galbreath and +. 5. Hay
ward.
Large silver salver, Misses Isabel Dan
iels. Eva Johnson and Ella Hall.
, Ch.val mirrors three in number, framed
In gilt, Miss Eva Gentry.
Bracket ornament with hand-palntec
= scene, Miss Anna Snedaker.
Bisque groupe, Mrs. S. Beiler.
Large plush PLAGUE embroidered III
chenille with a design OF wild roses, Mis-
Cora Liggett, OF st. Louis.
Two sets of damask table linen, Mr.. an'
! Mrs. NsyIor Newkirk.
Boouet of tube roses, Mrs. Abel Leonard
One dozen after dinner cofiees, }. ID
= Dowland
lock. finished with bronze and pair o
bronze statues. DIR. Ed. Small, d. Ii. Black
{ A. Maltby and j. Black.
The groom presented the bride and eacl
\ of the bride maids with fine hot nous
bouquets. The brides was one large came
!. liza surrounded by tube roses; the hrs
IL bridesmaids, Miss Mary Bunce, one larg
I, cape laSSamine, suIIouhueu W
\ neil roses; the second bridesmaids, Mis-
u Hattie Jaynes, one large cape jassemin
e surrounded by blush rose buds; the thir
'e bridesmaids Miss Mamie Gentry one larg
u cape iassemine surrounded by forget-m'
nots. All were lovely.
;, After a pleasant evening the birds
III couple took the east bound train for 5
Louis, where they will he rendered a recel
!! . ton and theatre party at the residence I
=, Miss Cora Liggett. From thence they wi
Z proceed to Chicago and other cities turtle
=, ~ east, remaining about ten days.
=. The BAZOo in company with their man
=, "a friends, tender Mr.. and Mrs. shaw congra
=. ulations and trusts that peace and prospe
=, ity may attend them, and love and hapP
NC ness ever be their portion through al! Il
% journey which tends to the VALLEY OF Il