The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-28

Mrs. Temple also for The evening scted as
ore of the ladies'.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
AT the home of her parents. a birthday
party was ndered Maggie Kelleher, cel.-
brating her ninth year yesterday.
Among her many lite friends
We're noticed the following: Daisy
Ford, Lily Brown, B. o. Connell,
Miss Dobels, Nellie Douuelev, Rosa Kelly,
Miss Quinns, Julia and Ella Murphy, Miss
Roach. Mamie Wilson, jessie Shipley,
Leila Berhap, Allie Seggerson, Annie Don
pelley, Lily Brown, Lily Avre, Master
Mark Fleck, Jce and Willie Glass, Alfred
Quinn, Joe and Eddie Moffett Eddie Den
nelley, yoe S. Conne'l, Verns Brown, Frank
Kiilitn, Mark Fi.bury, Willie Gaferey
and Others. Presents were numerous and
elegant.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs. d. J. Temple gave a very pretiily
arranged reception yesterday afternoon
from o'clock TO 4 in honor of her beauii-
full little diught.r Msry's fourth birthday
anniversary. The young guests had most
enjoyable t me, and with many games, mu-
sic and the partaking Of delicious and APP
prop late refr -shments had world of en-
joyment. Among other pleasant features
were dainty little souvenirs of affection
from q number of the guest. and in other
days these will .irger as plets mt memen-
os If very happy occasion. The guests
were:
Lucy Harris, Mrry Meriz, Ollie Witbers,
Mabel He ght, Bessie Ingram, Jennie Jas
rer Morey, and Masters John McLaughIir,
Dick Hnngerford, Arthur Richie, Roy
W. cd, Gsrin Gray, Henry Meriz, McNaire
Zig n ritz. Parker MaTean. Among the
ment of tie little f ks vert: is. Herbert
MaIeau, Mrs. Height Mrs. Cobine, Mrs.
Morey, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Richie end
d lighter, Miss Carrie, Mrs. Perry ard
others.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
An entertainment was given last Friday
night at the residence of r. H. Miller, on
Broadway, by the members of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church for the benefit of
The Foreign Missionary society. A very
excellent program W As given as follows:
Duet, March Miiitaire," Misses Emma
Crsndall and Hattie Miller.
Essay, Miss Katie Anies.
Vocal due, Prof. Oh nee and Miss Car
lie Crowley.
Recitation, Miss Lucy Reynolds.
Pian3 solo, "Swest Bye and Bye with
variations, Miss Katie Miller.
Reading, Mss Mary Flsvtn.
Piano solo, ale Redeml ticn," Miss No.ie
Nelson.
"The "Sem nary Oracln," edited by
M..eo- Goa Thon,, 81 r..
read by Hattie Miller, met with much APP
plsuse from the hear-rs.
Quartette, we'll have to mortgage the
farm" Mrs. St-ph'n-, Mrs. Wo d, MISS
Alice BIxby, Mes>rs. Mooe and Wood.
Essay, "ihe picture gallery" b. MSS
Lula Ev ms.
The performers all did exception ally
vel and mu,h satisfaction was the result.
AT the close of the programme refresh
men of cake and ices were furnished end
partial en- IF, and the comic ,bIy large
company present d~part d to thu, ir homes
we'll pleased vi b the entire sffair az the
fact of having materially contribu ed to a
good cause.
FASHIONS.
Tor o;se she'll pins are in high favor
Silver gallcors have JET stars worked
on them.
Plain and figured bi'ges a:e used IL
comb nation.
Bangs must be of the finest possible
curls OR creIe waves.
-Sho. dress will be worn at formal
dinners in summer.
high standing collars are covered
with beaded gslloon.
Painted percale, bstiste and linen
have pompadour designs.
Robes Of bison cloth have embroidery
in f osted gold and colors.
Little bags o. crochet d silk stached
to the belt are now much used for carving
change. They should harmonic with the
dress.
Sulphur matches IL ced in flower pots
the sui phur encs down have been found to
destroy tie wo:ms which are so + fatal TO
house plsnts.
-Yellow-green ard bright green straw
hsiS re the most am z!ng novelties 10 head
covering. They are intended as compsn-
ions for white suits, ar given pretty girl
to W ar them, they will be really ch ,rmint
Fan overjresses plated TO the belt at
the top, are the favorite styles for light
wooleLs or summer silks. These are in
different lengths, sometimes extending to
the bottom of the dress. Others are short
and edged with lace, while the uaderskir,
has lace fills hes ded with gal DON.
The back drapsries are full and straight.
The new piece goods for millinery uses
sra very desirable IS we'll az yaried in
style. Canvas cloths in ecru. with printed
middle age designs like the scarf and
hsndkerchiefs ere shown. Embroidered
surAhs, soft watered effects, embroidered
yelling ard pprgees expressly for millin-
cry aud ma ching dresses, are among the
latest i'm portsti n.
-Tnmmi- gs were never in greater va
riety than now. Lace, galloon, tinsel and
beads are used 10 every imaginable oombiu-
elton. In beads the entire gsmut is rep