The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
sEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY. MARCH 4 1884

dress, with full Swiss overdress; wide hat
with blue satin ribbons.
| Mrs Nellie Ingram, white nuns yelling
with cream Spanish lace over pale bIue
satin.
Miss Emma Haynes, BOonville. pink
nuns yelling, trimmed with cascades OF
lace down the entire front white hat
trimmed with lace.
Mrs. &. +. Messsrly, pale blue nuns
yelling with a trimming OF many rows OF
pale blue satin ribbon. yoke and sleeves
! trimmed with blue satin ribbon, small cap
/ Of pale blue satin.
Mrs. ) l.. Hiehleyman, oriental tea
gown of salmon and rose embroidered BRO
cade over petticoK of pale blue satin,
/ hand painted in asrich design ol iacque-
| rninot roses the edge aud bottom If the
! gown were finished with fall OF pnmpa
dOur lace, with pOmpadour lace sleeves !;
tillet for The hair of cardinal satin, finished
with pompanour lace.
Miss Halle Reismeycr, scarle; nun 5
yelling with black lace fnish and small
black lsce cap.
Mrs. }. NJ Offield, pink japanese grena-
dine looped II the left side over skirt OF
pink satin; small pink bonnet
Mrs. Emmett Harris, smoke colored
nuns yelling with scarlet ribbon bands
across the skir;, woke and sleeves trimmed
with scarlet satin ribbon long Hoops and
ends.
Mrs. LYMAN Hall, white India linen
richly combined with French embroidery
and lace, yoke and sleeves of en-
broidery and lace; white hat with cream
tips.
Mis- Belle Hail, cream grenadine over
pale hlae satin, pale blue satin yoke with
shoulder knots oi pale blue satin, arms un
covered with bands of pale blue and cream
satin ribbon; small cream lace cap.
Mrs. J. ID. Russell, pink india linen
made fall and opened over pale blue satin,
lace finish at the throat and sleeves small
pale pink bonnet.
Miss Minnie O,cGtt, OF Iudianarolis,
dress Of Go;t-G swiss over pale pink MORE
slip. long fAilin. loops and ends II ribbon,
sleeves Of oriental lace, pink noire yoke
finished with knots aud long ends OF pale
pink ribbon
Mrs. G.. orge I Brown, dress of blue satin
with vatican back, unCerdress finished with
pompadour lace, pompadonr lace sleeves,
square neck filled with pompldOur lace. The
entire costume was finished with innumera |
bic bows and ends OF narrow pink and blue |
ribbon, while broad bands and loops OF the !
same were loosely knotled across the front /
and fell TO the bottom Of the skirt. This |!
dress was one CT the haEdsomtsl and most /
eff ctive IN the house
Mrs. Frank Houston, cream Grape greua- |
dine with pale blue satin scarf knotted !
about the throat, wide hat trimmed with /
pink tips and lined with pale blue satin.
Mrs. A. K Esston, white dotted swiss
over blue satin with wide bow and very
long ends of scarlet satin ribbon at the
front of the waist. wide hat with ruche Of
white lace and Ii ps of cardinal.
The gentlemen were also In Mother
some of them very gorgeous
indeed, aud some displaying consider able
-aste. In many instances II would have
been dificult To tell them from he ladies
lad moi their ungainIy walk, big feet and
loarse voices been dead give away
They all carried their characters well,
and not even their own wives knew them
until they had removed their Mosques.
Among the maskers may be mentioned
!. ID. Russell, DIR. Ed. Small, Arthur Malt
". Joe and ID. H Black, Arthur johnson,
A. Clarke, Ed. Ilgenfritz, :. l.. High
eyman, {. G.. Hardcastle, Leonard Robin
on, c. +. Messerly, John Barrett, s. Irwin,
4. Dcmuth, Homer Byler, Chas Guenther,
Harry Eales, S. X. Bullard, Chas. Rock ,
veil, Geo. Galbrea'h, Will Courtney, D. A.
amy, Louis Beck, Will Lalour, A. T. !
CASTOR, Will Better and many more.
There were 10 addition to those partici-
'atirg IN the pleasures of the evening.
one hundred and 6fty spectators
rom among the most prominent citizens 5
f the city, and to say the Mother ubbsrd :
arty, by way of conclusion, was an i'm
aense success, would be putting II about
S il should be. =