The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-22

Charles West. John Ahrens, Will Ellis, E.
FArnham, E. Kent, Ernest Faulhaber.
RECEPTION.
Miss Minnie Scott gave q reception last
Monday evening in honor of her cousin,
Lieut.. Cole, of West Point, who is Der
guest. Owing to the illness Of several Of
the invited guests, only a comparative
number were present, bit to them the rs-
ception was most enjoyable, az Miss Min
ME is a cultured and graceful hostess.
Among the guests we've Mr.. and Mrs. J. III.
Boutwell,. Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. G,lbresth,
Misses. Ida Newkirk, May Belle Richsrd-
son, Helen Gsllie, Katie Fsulhsber, and
Messrs. c. c. Parker, John Jaynes. S. 4.
Billiard and others.
EUoHRE PARTY.
Miss Sadie Moses entertained a progrts-
sive euchre party last Friday evening in a
handsome manner at her fathers residence
in the southern part of the city. During
the evening the hostess favored her guess
with fine music, as did Mis- es Emma Gran
dali, Lille Byler and Ida M,s,n. All
together the occasion wss very successful
and the guests enjoyed il. Among these
we're Misses Ida Mason, Sue Smith, Emma
CrAndall, Anna Sredaker. Julia and Fan.
ME Stock, Grace Matthews, Lul. Stock,
Mesdames Paff and Whitney, and Messrs.
Dexter, Byler, Brown, Hare, Hughes,
West, Arnold, Townsley, Meyers, Eastey,
Heidlebourgh and Henry.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. NJ. Cummings celebrated
the fourteenth birthday of their daughter
Miss Dora, last Thursday evening very APP
propriately ana pleasantly. Very choice
refreshments were served of cakes. fruits,
etc, end smusements of games, dancing
and music made features. The ccssion
was altogether enjoyed. Among the guests
were: Misses Nellie Carr. Nettie aud
Florence Leveridge. May DePui, Hor euse
McVey, Lille o. Brien. Onie Smith, Annie
Ostrander and Chss. Costip, z. d. Jack
SON, Fl. Wheeler, Harry McNab, Wall
Whippreicht, James Neville and Patsy
Sullivan.
"PEARL" WEDDING.
One Of the events of last week was the
celebration of the "pesrp or ihirlieth an
niverssry OF the marriage of Mr.. aud Mrs
4. l.. Blair, st their home on Thirteenth
street. Invitations I'd been sent out and
at least seventy-fye guests responded to do
honor to the occasion. The house was
beautifully decorated with pyramids and
arches of flowers by Mrs. Al Blair aud Mrs
Moitsker, and everything was done 10
make the guests fully enjoy themselves.
The refreshment tables were decor ,tei with
flowers, and refreshments were served
of ice cream, a great variety of choice
cakes, grapes, oranges, bananas, etc, etc.
The host, hostess and their daughter Mis-
Msude, were uniring in their efforts to
make The sffair q succ IS, and it was uni.
versally conceded that they did so.
The list Of presents was unusually large
Among them: Crazy work bible cover,
Or lima Wright, glass preserve stand,
Mr.. and Mrs. John MeDif, e; set of glass
goblets and linen embroidered handkerchief,
Mrs. Sallie Dick; full china tea SET, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Blair; hand. painted toilet
set, Miss Lucy Burning of Quincy, Ill;
glass fruit stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Noitsker
rine wat.r Sc, Mr. and Mrs. K III Moses
china pitcher, Miss Alice Clark; silver
sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Movers; pair of
vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smitn; gold
thimble Mrs j. III. Cannon, of Uniouyi l.,
Mo-; gold eye glasses, Mr.. add Mrs. Dill
Blair; pair of vases. Mrs. Emmerson
Dubos; one dom linen napkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Schin:z r. Hannibal; Amborine
fruit stand AID sauce dishes, Mrs. Smith
table cloth and napkins and card of but
tons, the latter from the fact tn t 1t 5 the
pearl wedding, Mrs A. J. Blair; lsrse
berry bowl, handsomely finished, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Hahn; lsrge baquet of natural
flowers in the shape of fan, also, vase,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Y. Sweet; water sett, Mr..
and Mrs. w. McNulty; large crackle glass
pitcher, Mrs. David Ramsey; crsekle glass
creamer, Mrs. Kate Hughes; set OF sauce
dishes, Mrs. Robt. Ramsey; two envelops,
one containing silver dollar for Mr.. Blair,
the other gold dollar for Mrs. Blair, Mr..
Milo Blair. IN addition to the above list
of presents, Mr.. Milo Blair in a brief and
appropriate address presented Mr. Blair
with an elegant gold watch chain on behalf
of his children, Mrs. ]. H. Cannon, Mrs.
Otto Schnitzer, Chas. Bl,ir, and Dill Blair.
FASHIONS.
White wrappers are made sIogrthtr
OF embroid ~.
-Bedroom wrappers sre still M sde in
the Mother Hubbard style.
The prettiest and most delicite fans
are painted in soft iints and with much
daintiness of de>igu, upon cream coloIed
gauze.
Fine French cashmere Dire. ses of the
color of red, known as sang de bout, and
braided with black, are favored
by Eoglish girls for tennis use.
The favorite wooden laoe has become
more attractive by the addition of a velvet
pattern. This Jvers The thick lace knots
aud is sewn on 10 fine chain or stem stitch
lines.
Ladies of artistic accomplishments
will be interest, d to know that lsce paint
ing is now popular. The effect is bsauti-
fut. The flowers and leaves painted upon
the lace look as If hung in water.
Beds in fashionable houses have now