The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-04

for the past week.
Mrs. L. NJ. TrumbuIl returned last
week from st. Louis.
YAK laces are very popu ar trimmings
for light wooden dresses OF young girls.
Mrs. r. 81. Moss entertained party
of friends at pleasant tea Friday evening.
Hens high silk hats are higher and
less b,ll-shsped in the crown than last
year.
"A large number OF ladies took advan-
tage of the pleasant weather yesterday 10
pay calls.
Mics Clara Hickman, of Co 'umbia,
has been the gust of Mrs. G. p. Brown,
during the past week.
Rev. Tullous and wife, of Ohio, are in
the city, the guests of Rev Let's and fam
lily in Southeast Sedalis.
1t is rumored thst a well known
couple in this city will, by The aid of the
law, soon become as twain.
Miss Jennie Smith, superintendent of
national Z. r. work w. &. L. u. is the
guest OF Mrs. DIR. Jones on Ohio st,ee..
The Sunbeam Soci ty" of the Congre-
Of Miss Csrrie Young tomorrow evening.
Miss Ida Asbury, who has been visit
ing her sui, Mrs. 1om joins son, for several
weeks, left yes erd y Dorning for her nome
at Lawson, Mo.
Loose princesee dresses, yoke waist with
belt and full skirt and the round smooth
waists worn with a guimpe will he worn
IL i'm, oil
goods by girls OF ten years.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave a pleasant social last Thurs.
day evening in the Latour block. The
supper was fine, the attendance 60 d and
handsome sam was realized.
Mrs. Hunt whose liable lecture given
last Thursday evening at the Congrega-
tionsl church was SO interesting, wrs the
guest, during her stay here, of Mrs. cotton
and MIS-. Smith on Broadway.
Little girls of all ages wear felt and
beaver hats with high, slipping crowns and
wide brins. The favorite colors are brown,
beige, fawn, and some shades of red, trim
med with fancy feathers and velvet.
A black ottoman satin bonnet has the
crown closely shirrrd and caught down
with large jet balls. A large row OF JET
passes across the crown, and a cluster Uf
black feathers with ribbon bows orDaneLt
the left side.
The lace-clocked silk stockings for
bridts' wear embrace numerous varieties OF
ACE medallIcns, lace vandykes, and lace
stripes on the instep running up a high as
the top boot line, where embroidery makes
the decoration sill more effective.
Mrs. B. G. WiIkerson, who left her.
| st summer 10 visit relatives in Ohio huI
who vas taken seriously Ill md obliged IL
put hers If under medical treatment In
Cleveland has recovered sufficis nifty 10 he
able to return hone ard 5 expected here
to-day or tomorrow.
Tie attest fancy in cloth costumes is
to trim them with a wide band OF astracL an
plush around the bottom Of the skirt,
beaded with a geometric braid atlern, the
same trimming APP airing in appropriate
fern on the sleeves ard cJrssge, but not Oh
the plain Topped oyerskirt.
Misses May md June Cobine returrei
FRIDAY, from Holuen where they bad teen
in stttndance st the wedding of Miss
Mande Kipp, formerly of this city, and
MT. JOc vi
was moi large one, but very pleasant, ard
a number of presents were tend red the
happy young couple.
Miss Mia Lester, VIII fl fer visit
last week with friends in Canada was ten
der d sfsrewell parry at her residence,
ccraer of Fifth and + ;giae,r streets the
ev ming preceding her departure. The oc
cssion YVES one of pleasure and enjoyment,
notwithstanding the fact of its being a
fareHel and will long b. remembered.
The lsdies society the Congregation
al chmci held a pleasant meeting at the
residence of Mrs. John Burkhart, Friday
afternoon. A number Of ladies' Was pr sent
and a.tefully arranged tea was served.
The next meeting Of this society will take
plsce al tie sidence of Mrs. +. L. Blair,
On Thirteenth street.
The yourg people of the Ohio Street
Methodist church held pleas mt meeting
at the residence of Mrs, B. F. Nance, last
Friday evening. Music. games, light re-
freshmPnts, etc., whiled the time very rap
idly. There were probably fifty guests
present The next me; tin. will take place
IN fortnight at the residence of Miss
Maude Tritt.
"A number of the most prominent
lsdies of he city met It the residence of
Mrs. Dean on Lamine street last Wednes-
day 10 discuss ways and means for estab-
fishing a home for friendless women and
Children in this city. Committees were
appointed aid another meeting will take
place next Wednesday at the Congrega-
tiensl church.
A pleasant reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. r. Harris, last Tuesday eve, al
The residence of the eroon's parents on
Kentucky street, on their return trip from
sn extended bridsl tour through Ohio and
other points east. Vocal and instrumental
music, together with an excellent supper
rendered the occasion pleasant one to all
present. The happy couple were the re-
cipients of many and warm congratula-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. FITZGERALD return
al far, o. 80 N Sap L.,