The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-01

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last night, and while not as many, perhaps,
were present as had been expected, vet
large number of guests assembled 10 DO
honor to the occasion.
The dancing was under the able direc-
ton of Prof. Shank, of Sedalia, and the
dance programme was tastefully gotten up
under his direction. The dances were all
of the newest and most fashionable In use
al eastern summer resorts and the young
people enjoyed them much.
The dining room was converted into
ball room for the occasion and as the music
was excellent q large number were soon In
graceful motion. After dancing until mid.
night, a supper was served, which did
great creeit to the managers, and consisted
of rolls, salads, cold sliced beef, tongue,
ham, lamb, sardines, cakes OF many varie-
ties, confectionery, fruit, nuts, Ice cream
and coffee.
Among the ladies present whose toilets
were worthy of special mention may be
psrticularized
Miss Claudia c. appel, Jefferson City,
dress of cameo pink ottoman sill, With Ell
tire front OF skirt and waist OF brocade
embroidered with sweet pea blossoms, point
lace filling at the square neck diamond
bar and ear rings.
Miss Mamie Meet, Sedalis, dress of white
embroidered MULE with scarlet satin
basque cut in slashes, large white hat, nat
natural dsisies and scarlet gersnium, Orna-
ments of pearl.
Miss Ella Ray, Jefferson City, cream
satin and oriental lace overdreSs,. natural
carnations, white hat and ornaments OF
diamonds.
Miss Cora Ray, Jefferson City, cream
satin and orientsl lace, natural Wild roses
and ferns, diamond.
Miss Cozette FagaI. Atchison Kansas
dress of white EN- proidrred nuns yelling,
! full pulled drapery, neck and sleeves OF
point lace, natural roses and torget-me-
nots, diamond earrings.
Mrs NJ. VeiIhs, st. Louis,
black ottoman gros grain richly
trimmed with jetted lace, bouquet OF
natural carnations at the throat, diamond
earrings.
Mrs. J. Strouss, Jefferson City, white EN-
broidered. India linen, trimmed with lace,
natural flowers, ornaments OF diamonds.
Miss Francis Green, ST. Louis, black sat-
in de lyon, with black Spanish lace over
dress, crushed pink roses at the throat, dia'
mond bar and earrings.
Miss Sadie Perkins, Springfield, white
bepgoIine cloth combined with white plush
deep falls of crystal lace, crystal lace
sleeves, natural daisies and forgetmenots
diamonds.
Mrs. c. E. Messerly, Sedalia. dress o.
black satin de lyon with full black Spanish
lace overdress, neck cut square and finished
with white and black tips, ornaments o.
diamonds.
| Mrs. NJ. V. Meet, Sedslia, dress OF white
Spanish MULE with full tucked skirt and
waist and corsage bouquet of natural dsi
sizes and ferns.
Miss Dora Hall, Sweet Springs, dress o
cameo pink glsce, hounces edged with or
namenial lace, pink satin wsist with squar
neck, finished with ornamental lace, hal
wreath of wild roses and forget-me-not
and diamond ornaments.
Miss Katie Rule, Brownsville, white EN-
broidered mule, with bouquet OF wild rose
and ferns, large hat OF white chip with o.
trich tips.
Miss Stella Vandyke, white embroidere'
and tucked Indian linen, large black ha
with black lace trimming, corsage bou
qnet of natural flowers.
Mrs. Geo. T. Hardcastle, dress OF biac
III
lei and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. ID. w. Marmaduke, Sweet Spring:
dress of black gros grain silk with jette'
trimmings, neck cut V-shsped and 6lle'
E with tulle, pearl bar and small jetted lac
, bonnet.
, Mrs. Harry Payne, Virginia, black nun
yelling with black thread lace at the thros
and sleeves. small black bonnet, corsag
| e
: Miss Birdie Hull, Sweet Springs, dres
, of white embroidered mule with orients
. lace at throat and sleeves, bouquet ct Da'
: ural ferns and daisies, pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Will Latour, SeGalia, dress of blsc
ottoman gros grain with an entire Jette
lace front. sleeves and vest of the same, IA
; of point lace at the throat held In piae
with a diamond bar, diamond earring
!, corsage bouquet OF natural ferns and Mar
{ chal Neil roses.
Mrs. George I. Brown, Sedalia, dress
: white Irish point over a front, sleeves an
d vest of pink satin, point lace billing at Il
? suuare neck. ornaments OF diamonds.
j Mn. :. Ii. KIM V, OF Kansas City, DIRE
: Il ruby ottoman silk with point ace garn
tur., natural fern leaves, daisies and Oh
L large iaponica at the throat.
5. Miss Della IaIucdSilt, VI Ccuaid uIc
J. of pale blue cashmere, cut en- princesse DIR
IS perry and hounces lined with sea shell pin
$ satin. Neck cut square, filled with orienti
lace and finished at the left side with
half wreath of natural, wild and jaquem
;. not roses and ferns, diamond earrings an
a lace pin.
Miss lola Harwood, of Sweet Spring
, wood tinted silk and velvet, natural fiowe
!, and ornaments of pearl.
- Mrs. III. l.. McElroy, of Kansas City,
Worth robe of valenciennes lace, emit
= sleeves and waist of valenciennes lace ar
re mproidery. Msrchul Neil ros
E at the left of corsage, necklac
n earrings and pin of pearls.
70 Mrs. L. Heavener, West Virginia: viii
ID India linen with oriental lace finish, lar
ID white hat and bouquet of wild roses.
Mrs. II. B. Green, Kansas City, dress
IN India linen with three hounces of embroi
Id cry, entire waist of embroidery, natur
e. flowers and diamond bar.