The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-12

bonnet with ostrich tips, tea roses and car
nations al the left OF corsage.
Mrs Houston, black ottoman silk and
escurial lace, pink plush bonnet with
shaded pink plumes, pink carnations at the
left OF corsage, with point lace garniture
and Medici collar.
Mrs. A. r. Easton, dress of black velvet
with an entire front OF jetted velvet, V
Shaped, neck fitted with point cardinal vel
vet bonnet with red bird at the left side
Mrs. Henry Evans, dress o. shades brown
and ruby ottoman silk, with point lace
plasiron and full bouquet of natural scar
let tulips, elegant white plush hat with
long falling plumes and diamond bar at
the throat
Mrs. v L. Shaw, royal blue velvet cos
tune, with point lace tablier and diamond
bar, small royal blue velvet togue with
long smoke blue ostrich plumes.
Mrs. VIM. Moore, black ottoman silk
costume with old point lace garniture and
bouquet OF tea rose buds.
Mrs. Z. E Hoffman, ruby velvet and
silver gray ottoman silk, with pink plush
hat and shaded pink plumes, Duchesse lace
and diamonds.
Mrs. John Hall, black ottoman silk with
pun ct~Ai,
cred and tied in Turkish knot across the
font of the corsage, small bonnet of jet.
Mrs. Gould Sturgis, dress of black otto
man silk and black Spanish lace over a
cardinal plastron, corsage bouquet of tea
roses, black bonnet adorned with tea roses.
Miss Madge Sturgis, ruby silk costume
with point lace tablier, ruby velvet toque
with ostrich tips.
Mrs George Bsbcock, bronze green otto
man silk and velvet. pointed basque and
sleeves edged with bronze green Marabou
trimming, plush bonnet with plumes
Miss Minnie Potter, navy blue silk Co.'S
tune with tablier front OF point applique,
natural roses and carnations at the
left of corssge; small bonnet of navy blue
velvet.
Miss Deda Adams of Dowagiac, Mich,
dress of myrtle green velvet with
point lace gsrniture, small hat of myrtle
green velvet with plumes, ornaments OF
rubies.
Miss Eva Gentry, dress of sapphire blue
velvet, With long side dr4peries and sash
back, wide tablier of the velvet arranged
in folds, long falling ends and loops OF
sapphire velvet ribbon, lined with pale blue,
pearl gray bonnet, with long pearl shaded
plume; ornaments. large diamonds.
Mrs Parsons, back costume of ottoman
silk with small bonnet OF black trimmed
with plumes.
Mrs. B. b. Lyon, myrtle green brocade
velvet and silk with basque made of the
velvet, garniture of point lace, diamond
bar, suall hat of green velvet with bird of
paradise.
MSS Csmmie Thompson, pheasant brown
ottoman silk with full tablier of Duchesse
lace, and rolling collar OF pheasant brown
velvet, cors2ge bouquet OF white peoples,
cream velvet hat with bird of paradise
plumsge.
Mrs. F. Mcclure, black silk costume
with crepe lisse tablier and front, orna-
ments OF jet.
Mrs. +. Matthews, black satin de lyon
dress, with point lace and diamond, cor
sage bouquet of natural flowers.
Mrs. Marvin, black silk, with point lace
and pearl and jet ornaments.
Miss Varina Jackson, steel and wine
colored velvet and silk costume,
with carnations at the throat, point. lace,
wine colored velvet hat with long plumes
Mrs. Jackson, full costume o. black bro
cade and velvet, black velvet bonnet.
Among other ladies present were Mrs.
DR. Jackson. Mrs. j. A Lamy, Mrs. Chas.
Brown, Mrs. Lee Porter, and q MI -nber of
others.
The gentlemen were, of course, in en- regle
costumes, snd looked gallant and
debonaire, among the number being
Messss. ID. II. Smith, j. K. Barrett,
G. A. Beattie, I. K. Potter, Chas. Messerly,
V. Z. Shaw, DR.. Jackson, DR.. Scott, Rev.
Van Wagner, Rev A. III. Stephens, George
Cummings James Clute.F. Mcclure, j. NJ.
Offeld, T. w. Cloney, John Wamsley, Lee
Porter, c. c. Jackson, John Montgomery,
J C. Thompson. F. Houston and host OF
others.
Summing up, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Bar
neti's reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. III. Smith vas an immense success in
every particular and will be long remem-
bered by the participants.