The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-25
SEDALIA.

SEDALIA.
Padding at top Of sleeves is now
omitted.
PLAIN velvet, elyeteeD, and rich corded
silk is Tor dressy toilets.
Miss Lizzie Hughes, OF Georgetown,
spent Monday in lhls CITY.
MIR. X. L. Gentry Was the guest of rela-
tives In ClarksvIlle last week.
Handsome costumes are made OF gros
grain combined with stamped yeIvet.
"A large number OF family Ihanksgiv-
ing dinners will be served In this city.
Miss Katie Tritt reiuaned from visit
with trienGs IN Warrensburg Thursday.
Mrs. Col. Eddy MS he guest OF Mrs.
Geo. L. Brown ion lew days last week.
Mir. CGarIee RLinehart. of New York,
is tie guest Of MIR. r. L. hoiman's family.
MIR. sLd Mrs. Ed. Stevens returned
IRON an extended bridal trip last Wednes.
day.
Miss Josie Webb, OF Coyington, Indi-
ana, Is The guesi OF her brother, Mr. Dave
Webb.
The i. y. V. I. contemplate giving al
amateur theatrical performance la the near
future.
The young peoples society OF the East
SedalIa BaptIst church will SOON lie reor-
gained.
Mis-. Al. Daily left Thursday for Iii.
pois where she will spend The winter with
relatives.
Mrs. Z. Rockwell lef; Friday morning
for mOnth's visit with friends In BLOOM
iDgton, Iii.
Miss Libbie Sneaker Left last Thurs
day ior Denver, Colorado, where she viii
spend the winter.
Black velvet bornets are embroidered
in relief IN gold AID steel, and trimmed
with pink feathers.
MIR. Augustss Floyd and Miss Lula j.
Smiuh, OF MoIsan county, VIII be married
during lie Coming week.
Mrs. w. A. McNees aud sister lett
last Tuesday for san Antonio, texas, where
they will spend the winter.
-Astrakan fur, ana a pretty imitation
OF the same, likewise woolen lace are used
as trimmings on wooden costumes.
"A musical entertainment will be given
by The University pupils under the direc-
tion OF Prof Rowe Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. +. Z. Hoffman as we'll
as many others from This city, expect to
visit The Worlds fair at New Orleans.
-The.contests for The prizes of $50 in gold
will take place under The auspices of the
University on the evening of Dec. 18th.
-Prune velvet, combined with pale IL
lac, trimmed with appliques of velvet
flowers, forms beautiful reception toilette.
Close fitting jackets are worn opening
over a NARROW waIstcoat OF either a fine
brOche WOODEN or dark silk dotted with
color.
Evening bonnets are made of white
yelvei OF while Sicilenne, trimmed with
COLO lace and pretty tuft of short
feathers.
Mrs. Maggie Owen, of Hillsgrove, IIli-
nois, arrived in this city Friday evening
and is the guest Of her brother, Conductor
b, F. Nance.
-Mufis are carried the size worn some
twenty-five years ago. One recently pur-
chased by a Detroit lady has diameter of
eighteen inches.
"A pleasant tsfiy party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. w. Ii Wallace on Yer
mont street, last Friday evening. About
fifteen guests were present.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give tea at The residence of Mrs.
Callie Hardcastle, l106 Lamine, next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Jennie Grimes, of ST. Louis, was
the guest OF Miss Ella Beck LAST week. She
left Friday afternoon for Lexington where
she will be the guest of cid school mates.
For trimming WOODEN costumes, there
is thick guipure called "Ksrtoum," which
Is made with mOhair braid, and arranged
without fullness upon both skirt and bod.
ice.
Miss Maude Miller returned last week
from visit with friends in Malta Bend.
She was accompanied by Misses Hattie
Blosser and Nina Meier who are still her
guests.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Boutwell, re.
turned from bridal trip of some weeks
duration through Illinois and points in the
east last Friday. They will soon com.
mence housekeeping.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church met last Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. Paff, on Seventh street.
This society will hold its meetings for one
month with Mrs. Paff
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Wilson and Mrs.
Adams, mother of Mrs. Wilson, of Steu-
benville, Ohio, are guests of their rela-
tivee, Mrs. G. Demuth and Mrs. Lottie
Hutchinson, of Hughesville.