The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16

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The Good Templars of this city, gave
pleasant social al the residence of Mr..
james Bottoms last Tuesday night, at
which a large number of persons enjoyed
! themselves 10 their hearts content: hr.
and Mrs. III. NJ. Wagner, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Fisher,
Misses Ida Hirsch, Hester Allen. Ida Gar
Der, Carrie Fucker, Nellie Stark, Gussie
Hell. Mollie O'Brieu, Messrs. c. Blandon,
G. H. Goodman, w. A. Birchfsld, ]. r.
Buchanan and a number of others.
Prairie Queen Lodge No. is, Brotherhood
Of Railway Brakeman have very tasteful in
| viiations out for their first annual ball and
banquet which will be given AT Sicher's
park Thursday envening, Dec. 18th. The
com mittee of arrangements are Messrs.
Paul Vermillion, Geo. E Lindsay, E. E.
Biglow, Frank O'Brien, Geo r. Metal
loch. Committee on invitation, VIM.
Young, E. J. Siubblefeld, Jno. z. Dorsey,
w. J. Condor, C. p Hale. Committee on
reception, o. II. Lawson, J. Thompson snd
w. A. Ferguson.
Year by year the novelties for Christ
mas grow more beautiful in finish, more
artistic in design. One sees exquisitely
beautiful creations in delicately tinted
plushes, the most noticeable of these per-
hsps being plush toilet cases lined with
shaded satin and the toilet articles finished
in the new amber Celluloid which is like
| CONCEALED sea spray or tinted frost. There
are also plush manicure sets. albums aDG
the prettiest things Imaginable in Christ
mas cards which Easton & Demuth. the
popular book sellers, display to lie adj
IN ring gaze Of all who call there.
WEDDINGS.
Miss Stella Harding vas married TO
Mr. Deacon on last Wednesday, ct Car
thage. Bishop Robertson oficiated.
Miss Alice Thomss, of California, Mo-,
young lady well known here, was mar
also Of California.
MIR. VIM. HI. Whimple, and Miss Mat
tie Davis were united In marriage last
Tuesday evening, al ST. Joe. Mr.. Whim-
pie is of the firm of Whimple e. Son, a
very popular young business man, and
Miss Davis is the accomplished daughter
of Senator r. T. Davis.
E-Mr Leo. S. c. Ladish, Of the Sporting
Globe, and Miss Josie A. Payne, daughter
of Col. NJ. J. Payne, were married at 5
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at 2OS West
Tenth street, Kansas City, in the presence
of immediate relatives, by Rev. J. Z. Rob-
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. Lsdish left Tuesday
evening for the east, expecting 10 be gone
some time.
Ca Wednesday morning, Dec. Sd, 1884,
al 10 O'Clock, Mr.. Clark Bower, of Holden,
Mo-, and Miss Birdie Edwards were united
In marriage at Mt, Hsrmon church In the
presence OF a l.rge audience, Mr.. j. g.
Edwards and Miss Ava Bower, being the
attendants. The sermon was pronounced
by the Rev. Alfred Z. Rodgers in one of
the most beautiful and impressive styles.
A Roman Catholic priest, formerly sta
toned at Havre, France, by name NJ. PAbbe
London to a MISS Loisel, daughter of
wealthy banker at Paris. The wedding
ceremony was performed by special license
by the Rev. p. Ahier, incumbent of the
French ANGLICAN church. 1t is the inten-
ton of the bridegroom TO work with Pere
Hyacinlh in his work of Catholic reform In
Paris.
COMING WEDDINGS.
MIR. Herman Smith and Mis-. Ella
Tennille, will be married Thursday even
ing, December 18th.
The wedding of Miss Annie Livingston,
daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. w. ]. Living
ston, of Windsor, will take place Tuesday
evening, December 10th.
Miss Rosa Rose, daughter OF Mr.. and
X J. Rose, will be united in marriage TO
Mr.. r. B. Donaldson, of this city, Wednes-
day afternoon, December 18th.
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stotts, |
will take place at their residence, No. 1928
Fourteenth and Kentucky, a: o'clock, in |
this CITY. The groom, Mr.. Nelson T. Bel |
las, is we'll known young business man
of this city.
LATE FASHION NOTES
ALL brown furs are in high favor.
The beef-ester hat is again worn in
England.
High full shoulders are the rule for
dressy wraps.
"A fashionable and beautiful rare fur is
the sea otter.
The long sealskin dolman is the mid.
winter wrap.
-POrphyry is new shade between brick
and garnet.
Chenille trimmings are in favor both
for bonnets and dresses.
Hudson bay sable tails form the Dor
ders of many fine fur wraps.
Very beautiful are the white felt hats
brought out for little children.
The fur lined circular remains in IA |
vor, but it is not fsshionabls cloak.
Persian lamb, Astrskhsn and gray
krimmer are all popular cheap furs.
i'm lieu of seslskin jackets short man.
ties of sealskin will be worn this season.
Among new lining furs comes long,
crinkled, white ieecy fur called Chinese.
-Muffs are sold to match capes, fchus,
collars and pelerines of seal or other furs.
-Necklets of velyst satin metal and ell