The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
SEMINARY ENTERTAINMENT.

the direction of Mrs. K. T. Mile, gave a
musical and library entGrt inment at the
Cumberland Pr sbyierisu bali on Filth
street, last Friday evening.
The program was as fol Ows: Invocation,
| Lords PRAYER, by a number OF The pupils.
Essay, "Dreamlaud," Maude l.. DIgin.
Piano sol, V. rdi-Kunkle, III Trova-
tore" Miss Emma Grad al, was given |
with b. auty OF fin ,sh, a delic -cy OF u n
and an expression which won for Miss
Eum tn pl Its of the entire sudi-rc |
French Letter, Miss Lille Hsrris, was
pretty natural school girls er. supposed
10 have b. en- written In ParI nd ctu lily |
was written in French 10 the Origi1-l In
deed, this young lady, who has only been
studying FIR, nch one year, Is nakiog hne
progress.
Dream" pi no duo, by Miss Hattie Miller
and J. Nj. Chance, was an exquisite num-
Der, and was given as only those who are
lcapable OF tie tes; work can give.
Humorous lecture, Miss Emma Gran
dali, was full of amusement for The l'st'n
ers and MANY of its hsppy hits were greet
e 4 with applause.
At the clio of the programme most
chsrmipg Little opprttta emitted "The
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we're taken Nv the fol owing ramed young
misses: hat,ie Miller, Allie Blxby, Opal
Mcmillan mi Katie Mil r. The oper TIA
| is full of ID city airs ard the FRI sh young
voices Of the participants were nicely
adapted to l.. Little Miss Ka i. Miller
wss admiral In costume as "pO't boy"
ind her nging and acting was very p Is
ursbe The chorus was well taken slso,
; and ali In ali, tie operetta as we'll as the
entire entertainmsnt was grea' success.
A royel IL ature OF the eLteria mint VS.
the pr tiy young ushers, MISSES KaIe n
Dsnr, Cora y ok, Opal Mcmillan, Bessie
ShirA and KITE Antss. The music al part
of The er tertainmei WAS under the direc-
liou of Prof. Oh: nee, who is recognized as
che of The finest irstrums mt lists iu the
city, and q very able las ructOr.
FASHIONS.
4 -Cauvss woven linen etamine ribbons
shot with bars of 20 d thread rim some OF
the new Psris toanes and hats.
t Wide rins.l brsii put on il bands and
long Il o. ed c,tbsg bows are tn fayor:te
e Trimmings of spring hats
e Velvet CELLARS, ,urtei down or stand
4 | jig are very fashionable. Jab Is and g.l,t
i Of &c are worn with them.
. Spring velve:s come in all the new
8 sh ,des Of mastic tan, BRICK Ted, Russian
= green, and gray AMI brown shades.
"A great deal of velvet and velvet rib
II BON viii be used for trimming even the
e iightesi fabric both as 10 texture and color
New silk Jerseys are beau iiu'ly bead
ed ith Jet in various drs'gs S, and some
:, nm-s in p,itern covering The who:e gar
: Den'.
% Some of the new cashmere gloves have
lie long wrists embnidtr,d In chain stitch
on he c'o:ed tops, with Tx OF PsleI
, shade.
y Cashmere of The fines! twil.s will bc
p used for both house and str ct dresses In
/, the early spring months, and for C Jol day
- IN summer.
p, Sis hsndkerchi- Is Of bright colors ar,
D. mitch uss d net only for hat trimmin %
but for making Pretty sfternt on apr ms
y The handkerchief is not GU, but sewed I,
70 \ r bbon matching il In color, rs far il
il front IS re ded wi the erds turned e
n en- r.vsrs a. the sides. The ribbon is lice
D. It The SIDE IL fu 10 ps and bows.
D. HOW SPRING GOWNS ARE MADE.
is The Worth costumes which have b. er
TX see this spring are made without orspsry
IS or loopiag. TIE S. Its hang in Ids at tn
back over a very M; derate tturDure, which
5 is remov bic snd consists of small h III
is cushion or mat Tess" as II is sometime
i'll lied, for cloth, AT heavy silk, or a ligh
or spring 'imp over bu toned INFO TIE
III back of the fonnced ptticoat for lighte
n dress S.
n A combination costume in plain smok,
e and veive figured wool SHOWS a perfe, tly
DO IlaIu skirt, which hangs in large folds a
the b ok and has no or aDenttt ton excep
= sir light side panels of The figured mtteTial
20 nc osed in fives in str = of we've. The SAINT
p hade as the 6gu-,s The high waist and
r, siev,s are of the q .ured material, Sal
ir bodice of p ain velvet cJmpls ting the COS
tune.
10 A dr,ss If ecru vicuna is embroidered
"a all over with shsd d le YES in brown c. e
in nj :, soft fine elk plush In medium
O. shade of The brown.
The old fashion is reyiv, of sleeve. di!
feripg in material from he DIR IS. and ver,
stylish CO. TUNES are male of brocaded vel
veteen with POINTED bodice of plsi.,d SUI
a. rsh, a beaded plsstron a strip Of the Sural
&c ,vtred with the bsadiug LEI in as an IN
~ sertion into the sleeves of brocSded we've
ck Teen the length of the srm.
De The lie textures and designs In tn
is Noupareil are SO rich without being heav
nd a, have 50 much The appearance If sill
rs velvet q at they can be and are worn u
r': the most fsstidious, while the plain ere
nk pecialy des r,ble for making up as skirt
y, and with wool, b4causs more serviceIbl'
Rs. and les susceptible to the inf ueDce of III
r: weather than silk velvet.
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SPRING WRAPS.
There is nothing new in the small jet
and cloth wraps Imported or manufac' ure
=, II for spring wear. They are very DIR ssy-
r. either covered all over with jet or hrv
- jettsd sleeves, and haye drsperies f lac,
IL The lace Is not real even nnon WI. ns /.