The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30

Is oadwSy. Inc entertainment was ia t1e /
run OF lawn party, and the large lawn
was very excel.ently utilized Tor the pur- |
p sc. Music, conversation, etc, mae up
me amusements, with the excep ion OF the
supper, which Was served on four long
| laoles, AT each of which Twelve ladies were
sealed. zach table was presided over by
gus, who acted as hostess pro TEN. The
supper consisted of al sbundarc- oil sslads,
coffee, slsws, meats, ETC., followed by d. inIy
cakes, wine souffies, ice, etc. The guests
were weited up N by Misses Emma Gran
dali. Hattie and Mamie Guild and Mary
Stafford, who also rendered valuEb.e assist
snce in making many OF the delicious
cakes. The emile affair was most success s.
full, and the hostess was much praised for
her skiliiui management of the affair.
Seventy invitations were sent out and near
ly ali responded as follows:
Mesd ines p. q, Staff I'd, ID. ]. Temple,
A. P. Morey, l. n. Gould, Fred Meyer, G.
L Eau haber, B. Ingr,m, 6. B. Cummings.
J. NJ. CIuie, B. G. Simonds, l. n. koss,
Warren Galbreath, II. Berry, J. q. Van
Dyne, Jno CnnDers, Levers, Jno. Wslu4s
ley. Ferguson, Chas. Mclaughlin, L. F.
Sheldon, Marvin, Gordon, DIR. Bruner, III.
III. Maresn, Geo. Mexican, Bixby, F. E.
Hoffman, Donohoe, Depp, A. Ii. Stephens,
CT A. Betty, Chss. Richardson, Hurry
Lamm, w. E. McNuty, S u tevant, T.
w. Cloney, ]. NJ. Ofield, DR.. Jones, I. K
Potter, Jno. Cattle, Kate Hawkins,
SIN tn, Cotton and many others.
WEDDING.
The wedding of Mis- Maggie Smith and
Mr.. Albert Hickey touk place last Wednes
day a, the residence of the br de's parents,
on Third STREE, IN the presence OF large
number OF the friends of the contracting
parIi S. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Wilkens of Boonville. The atten :
ants were Mr.. Charles West and Miss Mol
lie Dunevv, of Wyandottee.
The Bird 81 compile took their rl'cas in
front ard beneath IN elegant marriage bell
composed OF eve: or, en- and ros S.
The bride wore a dress of ere m Persian
silk and mule, richly trimmed with orien-
tai la e. The skirt was full with small
plating at the bottom, sash drspery
trimmed with the oriental lace, corsage cut
square filled with The lace and corssge
pouquet of Marchal Neil TO Is and orange
blossoms.
The bride slso has in her trcuseau many
other handsome dresses, including the trav-
cling dress CT be &c brown berbeer cloth
trimmed with plating and velvet OF the
same shade
The supper served was said 10 have
been the grandest and most elab n
ate ever set in The city, Including many
choice dishes. The tables were handsome
ly ornsmented with baske and pyramids
of flowers. The presents were most abund-
ant as well as rich aud appropriate, and
consisted in psrt of the foliowii g articles ::
| ol-
silver teaspoons. w. L. Wrsy, Oskalocsi !;
linen, Mr.. Charles Geuntber; toweIing,
d.. aud Mrs. King ice cream set. n. ID.
Powell silver KIN YES, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy,
OsksloJsa; silver cake sket, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Hall, Pittsburg dozen
Il, pkins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hake toll t
set and vases, ID. /. UOlcOmb; China tea
Sc; ind silver FORKS, W. L. L cy, Okla
looss, Iowa; sugar, c:eamer snd spoon
Roller, Bohemian glass and silver, father
and mother of the groom; vinegar cruet
ard salt with spoon, of Bohemian gl+ss.
4, sister of the groom hanging lamp, groom's
! sitter, Washington; sconce, with garnet
hangings, from friends in Germany $50
in gold, Mayor j. T. Lacy, 0skaloosa,
Iowa 6lsgree Sc, Nellie Lacy San Fran
cisco; white satin prasol, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. n. Morrow; white satin fan, G.
West; carvers. III. Taylor: Lemon
sde se., Mr. and Mrs. J. III. Barber /;
: I uit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Seible, Ham
nibsl silver knives, D. Price. There were
many other rich at valuable presents, but
time and space will not permit their publ
caiiol, suffice ii TO sy the young couple
were very handsomely remembered by their
very large circle OF friends. Friday morn
ing Mr.. aud MIS-. R'ckey it for their home
in Iowa.
FASHIONS.
: -Coiffnr grow higher and higher.
E Struggles bonnets are worn by youth
A ful women only.
The fine emhroiderios On fine bonnets
are msrve's of art site work.
-Cors,ge bouquets are very large and
worn in the cen.=r OF the bosom.
!. A diamond spur with ruby lash is ,
!, tavoriie design for lady's lace pin.
}, Embroidered null rs used for bonnets
to accompany light summer costume.
Printed gauzss with many tinis and
gilt ere very effective scarfs for children:
hats.
e The rage for color in ornaments is the
4 same as taat in every other direction this
s sesScn.
e -Fsns of lar and unique forms are the
= oulg ones that should b. used for wall dec
u orations.
-Chartreuse is color that embrace:
= many shades of greer, from old bottle t.
' pale cress green
e Large bows of white ribbon, or Of piec'
i goods, morally soft six, adorn m my sum
:, mer trucks.
: -Embroidery, flowers, feathers and tin
2 sci, are the combinations found In tn
/, summer bonnets.
! "A guitar, m andolin or banjo, to h,ns
y on the wall, takes the place OF the mucl
). Amused tamhouripe.