The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02

clude only the lmmed1 tte 1aml1y tnu
friends of tie parties and imms disteiy
after the wedding br akfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Blythe will leave for tour In Colorado.
CHURCH SOCIAL
The ladies' of the Epi copal church,
who exre ted to give a social at the resi-
deBce of Mrs. Kate Hawkins, on Broadw y,
have postponed il until sometime during
this week.
The ladies' OF the Southern Me.hcd dist
churh hid pleasant social at the resi-
deuce of Mrs. Morris, On Third stree, last
Thursday evening
The ladies of the First Baptist church
gave an ENJOYABLE social in the Porter
building las: Thursday evening.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
TIL fist we K in Jrre will be one OF
mus Ial inter-st TO The students and pa
irons O. the Sedalia University, PERHAPS
shrp IS NJ ell Ter commencement occi.
sions in the history of the school pro-
.ra3.m'.
Baccalaurea'e sermon by the president,
Sur y, May 3lst.
Prize reci;a,.oas, Mo day eve; log, June
LIST.
Add ess before the college societies, Tues
day evening, June End.
ABnu 4 IN ct ne o the board OF trus ees,
Wednesday even n, June Bird.
University m.sioal concert, under the
direction f Prof Geo. Ii. Rowe and STU
deuts or the university June Bird.
Prize essays, prize or t o S. etc, co.'s l.
tEti g conmencem ut exsrc ses, Tnursd y,
June Atm.
FASHIONS.
ALI shades o: green are in favor.
| Skirts no iorger m de narrow 1t
the TOP.
F ncy mock Jewels are more worn
han eve:.
Wa stcoate, real or simulated, are
very narrow
Ii is fashionable no Ead ,ys TO be uu-
fashionable.
Byzantine models are sough; for in
fancy welry
-ManteIe and shor vi,it:s are equally
fashionable at the moment.
-Brocaied stuffs grow more and more
in vogue as the season advances.
-Braids, gallons and stri' gs Of bead'
are the f.yorite dIess trimmin.s.
Skirts, tur ic; end pol 'nsises are al
msde with plaits or CALLERS at tie wa.s'
line.
Two fsbrics are generally used la the
small mant ,letes nd v ST Is now SO much
wo n.
-Fan-formed bows of etamire canvas oil
scarfs OF gold SHIT s:uffs trim most hats
and bonnets.
Peasant waists with la"i"gs in frcn
,ver full, whit mu,lin va s.cca's, ar,
worn by it'll. girls under sven.
Long travelling dust cloaks of ethel
m hair or pongee will Be the favOrite over
alls OF lady tourists tbs SIMMER.
Polonaises rem in In vogue in spite o
all the forts % Introduce more fancifu
novelties in the forms OF basqass AID tun-
c..
-Wooden, glass, porcelain and lead, Oh
imitstion d, beads Of lirg. siZ: are tn,
latest ,veltit in dress trim Eings sent on
I'm Paris
Simple mu.lin dress have V-tucket
piece back and front on the full waists spC
: full gath red skirts falling below the bel
at the waist line.
-Cors is and petticoats at present com
bloc to set off The slenderaess of the wais
to the greatest advantage by exaggs ratin,
, the sig of the hips.
-Manteiets are smaller than ev r, snC
have very high shoulders and such shore
MSS of sleeves tn they are little NOR
than shoulder capes with long tabs in front
-Chsntilly, the most beautiful OF al
back lace, is fashionable again for scarfs
. 4 ~. II
be worn over silk dresses, bllck or CO.
, ord.
-Enropean and American manufsctu
rers of DIRE s fabrics are learning the vain,
of gold introduced 10 SIN Ill qusntiii,s il
broche and all fancy stoffs, whether OF sill
wool, linen, Cosmos, or cotton.
Among new fancy m terisls sre fou ac
, bengaIIres, glace, m)hairs, crsp, ve;lings
brocsded and grain de pcudre Examines anC
. silks embroidered in broder;e de Perssne
: in which small quantity of & Id is ,tro
duced.
The of jute (c osmos) in textiles in
J tended FIR upholstery and house drap ~ j.
ere ting a revolution in this clsss of manu-
| featured goods, The jute velours fabric
are NOR. attractive than silk or wool, a:
durable or more s }, and far less c,stly.
Long c"ubtry walks, garden ard lawr
parties, and seaside rsmbies will soon bt
The order of the day, and for these pretty
and sui able suits and toilets ars in couis4
of preparation in all the l'rge and small
dress and millinery stores all over the city
The height 10 which hats and bonrets
have attained is astounding Every wsek
new shapes are brought OUT, and Excelsior
seems TO be the motto OF the manufacturer:
and milliners; for, no m alter bow high the
crowns, the trimmings tower sti higher.
The pouf at the back of the skirt i:
going out of fashion, but slowly. 1t is re.
tsined on dressy silk aad e.amine costumes
but for light, and especially wash fabrics
it is discarded en- irely, the skirts of such
frocks Icing Simply gathered % pleated
round the waist and falling loose over the