The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-12
SWEET SPRINGS
Latest News from this Fash
ionable Resort.
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ion-Notes-Personals.

Sweet Springs, August Especial
fore in the history of the Springs has such
large and brilliant compny assembled
here. Prominent people from all over the
country, the invalid, the Pleas
ure seeker, the retired man of business,
the aged, the youthful, all are here, and in
the various ways which best accord with
individual ideas OF enjoyment, find just
what they desire.
The grounds are green, fresh and beauti-
ful and just at present adds picturesque
ness TO their usual effective appearance in
the addition Of a camp composed OF the
Craig X hes, OF Kansas City, The white
tents against the vivid green of the lawn are
particularly charming and nothing now is
wanted in the way of adOrnment
the children.s ball held Friday evening
and the continuance of the same
is being given this evening. The
presented an appearance truly fairly like.
The dancing took place last night in the
amusement hall, this evening the dining
room is being utilized. The grand march
was particularly graceful and a large
encourage the youthful dancers. At the
close of the children's ball, a dancing
party In honor of the Craig Rifles will
take place, and as the participants are
are nearly all present brief
description CT some OF the most
notable toilets worn by the ladies is as fol-
lows:
Mrs. T. w. Cloney, Sedalis, dress of
/ 4 Il l.
mOnd ornaments.
Mrs. Campbell Mcfarland, Sedalia, dress
Of pink moire made with full skirt, waist
OF cream Spanish lace, boquet OF tea and
bon silene roses.
Miss Della Hardcastle, Sedalis, dress OF
rich green silk with Spanish lace and or
naments of pearl.
Miss Eva Gentry, Sedalia, dress of POM
padour lace and pompadour embroidery,
over cream organdis, ornaments of dia-
monds. This is very lovely dress.
Miss Isabel Daniel, Sedalia, dress of
white Irish point and oriental lace, tied
with broad white satin ribbons, ornament
of pearl and diamonds.
Miss Anna May Fox, OF Paris, Mo,
dress Of pale blue japanese crepe, boquet
of blush roses and buds.
Miss Lizzie Chiles, of Independence +,
dress of Swiss embroidery, over pale pink
satin?
Miss Lottie Willis, of Jefferson City,
dress of peacock blue silk, heavily trim
med with cream Spanish lace.
Miss Ruth McCune, of Columbia, dress
of white India linen, richly trimmed with
Irish point.
Miss - Todd, of Columbia, dress of
black and scarlet satin combined, sleeves
of black Spanish lace.
Miss Dixie Goodwin, of Marshall, white
satin and India MULE embroidered.
Miss Lula Hughes, pink satin and point
lace.
Miss Ida Bailey, Monroe City, dress of
ice blue silk, trimmed with oriental lace,
ornaments Of pearl.
Miss Emma Jsckson, Richmond, white
India linen and embroidery.
Miss Voss, indianapolis, white India
linen and oriental lace.
Miss Jennie Croysdale, white and peach
blossom satin.
Mrs. Babcock, st. Louis, pale blue nuns
yelling and oriental lace,
Mrs. Beekman, st. Joseph, cherry satin
and orientsl lace.
Mrs. Fl. s. Bate, of ST. Louis, dress Of
black brocade and velvet.
Miss Mamie Duke, of Kansas City, dress
of white Indian linen and Irish point lace.
Mrs. Pheme Hughes OF Richmond,
dress of white nunsveiling and crepe, with
Maris Stuart collar edged with pearls.
boquet of tea roses
There were large number OF handsome
costumes, but space will not permit their
description
| SPRINGS SPRAY.
C. NJ. Cox, of Springfield, is drinking
the water here.
Mrs. AL Smith, of St. Joseph, took in
the Springs last week.
Judge John Henry, of JEFF City, is
looking we'll and handsome here.
George NJ. Stewart and family, promi-
nent St Louis people, are at the Springs.
Miss Claire Steinweninder, of st. Louis,
is charming addition to the Springs.
Miss Adah Fellows, of Springfield, Mo-,
gave her pleasing presence here last week.
General John Marmaduke is prefacing
his nomination for governor at Jefferson
City.
The gay uniforms of the Craigs are a
pleasing feature among the citizens SOM
bre dress.
Judge John Lindley, of St. Louis,
wife and daughter, are occupants of a cot
tage here.
Among parties from Liberty, Mo, may
be mentioned Misses Susie, Mamie and
Lizzie Allen.
The 'Crsigs" have twenty-five men,
bers present, and are commanded by Capt.
Milton Moore.
Katie Cowgirl, of Kansas City, is a
very little girl, a very pretty little
dancer, indeed.
The hotel is fuller this year than ever
before in its history, and the receipts have
been much larger.
MIR. and Mrs. Kahn and daughter
Mrs. Axman, very fine elocutionist, of
Kansas City, are here.
Judge Jshn s. Thompson, banker,