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

! bouquet OF one tea rose and Terms, small
bonnet of bronze green, with tips OF
shaded gray, ornaments OF pearl.
Miss Salie Potter, dress of cream bro
cade and ottoman silk, the skirt made with
I alternate flounces of the silk and oriental
| lace, the pointed basque OF the brocsde 6n-
ished with swans down and buttoned with
pearl buttons, neck cut square and filled
with oriental lace, held in pl ace with orna-
men,s Of pearl, hair worn high and adorned
with an antique comb OF amber thickly
studded with diamonds.
Miss Mollie Nichols, dress of ottoman
silk with tablisr and neck finish OF point
! lace, corsage bouquet of bonnie sIlene roses
and white carnations.
Miss Belle Hall, peach pink satin and
cashmere costume, with draperies and
sash back finished with heavy
/ falls of pink escurial lace, neck cut V
shaped and filled with point lace held 10
geIEer by one large solitaire diamond,
sleeves formed of bars of narrow peach pink
satin ribbon, hair worn high and long
gloves OF undressed kid.
Miss Matte Humphreys dress of dead
white gross grain silk heavily trimmed
with point lace, cOrsage with a gsrniture
of point lace, a full bouquet of natural tea
and Msrchsl Neil roses, large rolling
brimmed hat of white plush with long
falling piumes and ornaments OF diamonds
Miss Minnie Barrett, dress of maize col
ored cashmere with draperies finished with
falls of cream Spanish lace, neck cut V
shaped and very slightly filled with old
point corsage bouquet OF natural Marchal
Neil roses and white carnations.
| Miss Tedie Sneed, dress OF garnet velvet
and ottoman silk, lacce finished at the
throat of creamy point. natural bouquet of
tea roses and pearl comb in hair.
Mrs. VIM. Curran, dress of black brocade
and velvet, tablier of Duchess, lace and or
naments of diamonds.
Miss Sue Evans, a Greek dress composed
entirely of oriental lace over turquoise
blue satin, neck round, ornsmented with a
diamond bar ana a spray OF pink carna-
tons hair worn high.
Miss Matte Sneed, garnet ottoman silk
with print lace garniture, boquet OF natural
tea roses and agerations pearl comb.
Miss Jessie Smith dress Of tinted gray
and golden brown silk, with vest front and
cuffs of sapphire blue plush, lace gsrniture
and boquet of natural bonnie silene roses.
Miss Anna Barrett, dress of cardinal
cashmere with sash of cardinal and old gold
satin, Duchesse lace garniture and corsage
boquet of white and cardinal carnations.
There were also a nsmber OF magnificent
toilets worn by other guests and while II is
impossible to give all, yet the following
were among the most noteworthy.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney wore dress of black
Lyons velvet, with long, full dsapings fin
ished at the left side with long, falling
loops and ends of black gros grain ribbon.
Black thread lace finished the Mojeska
neck held in place by three magnificent
solitaire diamond ornaments, large solitaire
diamond ear rings, and hair worn high
with small jet toque.
Mrs. J, NJ. Ofield, dress of shaded gray
and gamet chine silk; the bottom OF the
skirt finished with plated loucne, above
which was deep sagging puff. Diamond
bar at the throat and finish OF pale pink
ostrich tips; small toque trimed with pink
tips.
Mrs. S. L. Highleyman, dress of cream
satin, cut with demi trained princesse In
the back; front half round and finished
with deep fall OF pearl embroidered lace,
neck cut square, edged with point lace, held
in place by a large diamond cross and
lace bar, hair worn high; and an elegant
wrap of cream satin, edged with swans
Mrs. A. j. Van Wagner, black MORE
and satin, with rich finish OF black
escurial lace, point lace tablier, with lace
pin Of diamonds, corsage boque. of tea
roses, small bonnet of crystal lace adorned
with cream ostrich tips.
Mrs. Chas. z. Messerly. the blonde and
winsome little bride of Sedalia's young
mayor, dress of garnet brocsdeG velvet, with
point lace garniture and an unique pin
formed of an alligator's tooth, richly SET In
gold, small hat OF garnet velvet with pale
pink tips.
Mrs. John Montgomery, dress of black
chine silk combined with Spanish lace,
point lace at the Moieska throat, small hat
of white plush, with long white falling
plumes.
Mrs Jas Clute, dress of back Ottoman
silk, with side panels OF brocade velvet,
point lace tablier fastened with diamond
bar, small toqne of peacock blue with white
bird long cream gloves.
Mrs. John Russell, dress of black Lyons
velvet with long falling draperies, plsstron
front with finish of old point lace, orna-
ments of rubies and male and cream shaded
tips.
Mrs. John Walmsley. ruby silk costume
with side panels of richly brocadeG plush,
DuChesse lace gsrniture, corsage bouquet OF
pond lilies and hat of ruby velvet with
shaded ruby and pink plume.
Mrs. DR.. Carr, dress of black ottoman
silk, richly made with deep full panels and
plaitings, cream crepe lisse lace scarf held
at the lett of the corsage with iacqueminot
rose buds.
Mrs. c. VI. X Sharpe, dress of black
poult de sol with point lace and jet tablier
hair pompadour and small lace cap.
Mrs. J. ID. Crawford, dress of black satin
de Lyon, with pink crepe lisse scarf, corsage
bouqet of carnations, Large black hat with
plumes.
Mrs. Harry Demuth, back brocade and
velvet with full point lace tablier and cor
sage boquet of pink carnations, white hat
with wide crepe lisse ties.
Mrs. Jas. Montgomery, dress of ruby
hrocaded velvet and ottoman SILK MoieS-