The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-12
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Made of tea tho isand piece
TIE Yourg Pc PIES S city o. the
F rst Presbyt. ri an chuich met al the rest
It ct st Thnr>day evening and had
m rable hostess always and upon IN &C.
R4fr shmeuts were served and with games
etc, The evening was r-pi,ly whilsd away.
TEA.
A pl-as,ut tea was given at the resi-
denoe of Mrs. Hsiu, lat FRIDAY evening, at
~h oh were present number of guest in
clEdug NJ siam S. Morey, Berry, Ross,
Staff I'd, SturteSant. Cotton, McNulty,
Land-s, McKetn, Hawkins, Guild, Byler,
| BeIler, Slurteyant, Stafford snI McFar-
lane.
| BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss kRcsa Hams tenth birthday was
pre- tilv Celebr ,,ed at her home | .st week.
r -freshmenrs w,re served end tn occasion
made geUerslly enjoyable. III. young
guest Wer- M bile Bieler, Della K.lfus,
Mani. aud Pinky NcNulty, Ne'tie Lamm,
Maud Ross, Ada Mex. en-, Lu lie Gotten,
Nettie and Alice Mertz, Lulu Withrrs,
jessie LSndes. Julia Fiber, Blanche
Blair, Ssllie Terry, Laura Morey, Sidney
Murphy, Dora Greenlese.
CLASS ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs Dr. Shepherd entertained her Sab
bath sch oil class last Friday even'ng ve'y
handsomely, chci refreshments bring
served and good time had. Arong tae
guests W re the members OF the class aid
their frien s as llaws:
Misses Jul Sto k, Flora Hath Len,
F ham, Nay Cummings. Emma Lyo :,
Ida Knit, Ella Mertz. Anna Hahn,
Miss Hi I, H ,tt,e McLllin, G rite Faul
haber, and Messrs. Geor aad FrarkW i
l-r, Joho Hill, - Gregge Charles Vest
Eve ct Farnhsm, En Faulh Der, Ed.
Kent, Ed. L.vers, E:nst Hen~y and
Othc s
Srme verv excellent music was furnished
bv Mr.. and Mrs Fred Vac Camp, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Gre. g. Mr.. and Mrs Berry, Mr.. IF
ford, Dr.. Snephsrd and little Mis- Gar
She pherd. Tne latter, a nj ough very you: G.
plays the violin admirably. On the whr:e
T. e Occ sion was +nlov-bie and Mrs. Shop
h-rd C d cDngra ulat hers If IN h n suoc 5,
es n hoSiesss.
FASHIONS.
-English m de sufah DIR sses show
yokes of shirr d COOS.
Prppy red jackets ere made TO wear
with chinZ DE Sc.
Upholstery crel es re handsome French
novel'i-s fur ishiug puIpO-es.
Old black silk dres,e. Can be brighten
ed into lac eff C by TIE u-e of colOre
silks.
A pretty fancy for b .ws On summer
dresses il tie combination of 'hree colors
Rid on collars, with a narroA
edge of ,mbro der. in dark blue. are am NJ
the la'est noyeiues.
Bison lace is seen on NANTES that are
STRIPED with vsIv ribbJn~. \ novelty is
p ,ppy red m -n:e OF tins la,e.
Lace nd embroidery It II ere us,d for
sleeve. For wash Dire ses cordei End
sh rred yokes are il vogue for chi dren and
yourg girls.
-Since tn. Primo SIS OF Wales has h d
the exquisite tact 10 wear green dresses ia
L. e aud dou ii, IS, now this color, the en-
eraid green sha lie, will be MORT shionaGle
than ever.
-Ecru { ste aprons have thu threads,
drawn 6rger's Width above the hem, al
| lowing for Ri b IN il sert o. s. Thes. ar,
trimm'd with parti colorei lows of garnet
blue aGd olive.
Aprons are favorite fancy TO- young
ladies, and come m ,de up in faocy silks.
For pur, oses OF carrying crertls and TN
bro derry silks AID the lIk-, they are cut >
quarter of yard Ioug-r than the tual
length r, quires. This extra depth is u'ned
up m an ,u'side facing. This is divid d
in o compar meuts by brisr stitch Of silk
in pretty contrasting color
"Tre fas 1io able styls 10 gloves changed
to Ger ain exltntevery sc ssoa," Iemsrkes
8 large imp rtsr and manufacture Of
gloves, IN Broadway, as lie stretched a
number five kid glove 10 fit a nuH Der
eight han d
"Whst causes the chsnges p
"Ihs style of dre-s 'ng has all to do with
it. For instsnca, this summer, the close
fittirg taiior-made suits ladi.s, from the
length of the sleeve and it, pattern, requii.
a FIVE tut on glove. The gl.ce kid i, tn
mos p pulsr Tor Ihes- sui:s Six ard eigh;
button d gloves were oflel cut dosn TO
five buttons 10 meet the demand As long
as these clos, q ting suits are worn the five
button gloves will b. In vogue Ii is The
rage 10 Paris, and New York does not long
remain b bird that city of fashion"
"What style of glove will be worn by the
ladies this simmar?"
The oil style Swede mousquet,ire viii
be worn, and in grea: treasure supp ana
II k gloves. For dress occasions the sweGe
glove 10 light tan shades will be worn al
m ST exclusively. 1t is rather strange that
in the de I'd OF summer kid should b. .. ef-
cradle to silk Well, the Swedish glove is
light and cool and more dressv than silk
The most popular color is subiued mouse
color.
Tee most expensive glove is the pink
red. Indeed, they sre 20 high priced that
very small d select siocE only, is kept
or, hand w., tLs e. x.a<.;..