The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

Went 10 the cupboard Standing near
To get her dog bone.
Whist garh he wore they do not saw.
But ii IL was he gown
Thai beans her name TODAY. we think
Ii wei has earned renown.
For all the maids and ruatronS fair
Last night who in II danced.
Deciarevl they neer had fell 80 free
Since they as children pranced.
AND cen the men who roamed ahout
Like mgmHies swarheG ami swaddleG,
Decided that Tor slender Sh. nSs
The dress was kindly modelled.
For he past two weeks. society ever
seeking for notoriety with which To satiate
its desires. has been discussing a
party winch should Outshine and distance
anything al the kind ever before attempted
as Mother Hubbard" and last night
was selected for the time and the park the
place. Al comparatively early hour the
large array Of Mother HubbardS all en-
masque began 10 make their appearance
and ii is probable before the close of the
evening seyenty-five ladies and gentlemen
were taking part in the dance.
Never before in /; e history of the city
has so MANY beautiful as we'll as motley
and grottsque Mother Hubbord dresses
been seen together under one roof, and ihe
spectators were moved to laughter and ad-
miration by turns. Had she, of clog re-
nown," looked upon the manv who bore
her colors. surely then had she ccncudsd
that the little jingling rhyme which gave
her notor!ety WAS the work OF inspir alton
Let lis hope. however. that some of the
toilets In which the. gentleman appeared
were not exactly IN accordance with their
idea of what the ancient dame wore but
because they had the liberty for once 10
wear.skirts and they were going TO do it If it
took an arm.
The supper tables were gotten up beauti-
fully, aid upon them WAS served q menu
which was away ahead of the ''bone" which
"Mother Hubbard" expected TO find in her
cupboard, for everything seasonable was
served as Sichers only know how to serve,
and everyone partaking gave them the
palm OF yict0rS in this respect.
Friemel's band furnished the music. The
programmes were neatly gotten up, and,
in fact, everything connected with the
party was complete
The ladies all wore Mother Hubbards. |
among them being some rarely beautiful |
ones; particularly worthy of mention those /
OF the following named:
Mr.. G. ". Lyon, electric blue cashmere 1
Mother Hubbard, with velvet yoke cameo |
pink ribbons
Miss Kate Faulhaber. pale blue dotted |
India linen, with, yoke and sleeves OF
Irish point broad white bat lined with |
pale b!ne
Mrs. X VI. Patterson, dress OF scarlet /
nuns yelling with black lace yoke and |
sleeves, scarlet satin loops at the throat |
and waist
Mrs S Irwin, pale blue dotted percale
with large scarlet bow at the throat broad
japanese hat With pink tips.
Miss Ida Smith, Detroit, Michigan, light
percale dotted with black, deep mourning
ruche edged with black feather trimming,
lace fchue trimmed with satin bows.
Mrs. D. A. Clarke, black nuns yelling
with scarlet trimmings and ribbons; black
lace cap.
Miss Alice Sullins, cream nuns yelling
with scarlet trimmings.
Miss Eva Gentry, cream grenadine over
blue satin, brocaded blue satin yoke and
sleeves, large bow of satin ribbon in front
of yoke; small cap OF blue satin and ribbon.
Mrs. L. wv. Cloney, pale blue granadine
over scarlet satin skirt, yoke and sleeves of
scarlet satin; small bonnet of ribbon and
pearl lace.
Mrs. Will Latour. scarlet grenadine,
with IrisH point finish small scarlet cap,
with ornaments of silver
Miss Mary Buchwalter, pink nuns veil
ing, with white yoke and sleeves pink
satin shoulder knots pink bonnet, finished
with cream lace.
Miss Ollie Black, dress IF pink cashmere,
with pale blue mans yelling gown opened 1
up the front and trimmed with lace.
Miss Mary Hampton, pale blue un's
yelling and Spanish lace. :
Mrs Callie HardcaStle w hite nun'e vel |
ing, with white satin yoke and sleeves,
scarlet satin ribbons small lace cap. l
Mrs. Ira Hinsdsle, black lace dress, with !
black lace yoke and sleeves, with large
bunch of white daisies at the throat small
black bonnet. {
Miss Julia Brown, black nuns yelling, D
hand embroidered in scarlet roses with
foliage. j
Mrs. Al. Daily, white nuns yelling, with a
Spar ISL lace at the throat.
Mrs. Will Better, dress of pale blue /
grenadine, with pink scarf, high pulled '
sleeves
Mrs Frank Houston, dress of cream
grenadine, with pale blue satin handker- /
CHIEF, puffed sleeves; long blue gloves; n
wide hat, with blue satin facirgs.
Miss Eliza johnson, dress of cream nuns
yelling over pink, pink scarf of satin i,
knotted about the throat.
Misses Eva johnson and Isabel Daniel '
were attired exactly alike in dresses of
figured shrimp pink and salmon shaded
sateeu, with long loops and ends of ribbon .
smsli caps made of the material of the h
dresses, with full lace ruchings. h
Miss Della LyCn, cream nuns yelling,
with scarlet satin yoke and sleeves bonnet
of lace with full tips OF scarlet and h
cream. 4
Mrs. Harry Demuth, pale blue percale d
with white lace handkerchief and small b
Frilled lace cap d
Miss Mamie Demuth, pale pink percale "
with long loops and ends of pink satin n
ribbon; neck finished with lace. n