The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21
PLEASANT PARTY.

| Mrs. w. II. HATrah gave a Dsrtv IL
boz or of her Ii tie neice, Mis- Mamie Tur
ner, OF ~ Louis, last THURSDAY evening
The evening was light!ully ,peEt with
games, music, tic. R-freshmt nts were also
served. The guests pre- cot were: D.isy
Shy, kna Eppst-in, st. Louis; Hattie Van
Au:werp, Ste la Cranhall Minnie Kings
baker, Ida B4r!ey, Bertha and Matel
Towuslev, Lizzie Kennedy. Belle Kings,
b .ker, Lena David, Minnie David ami
Arthur Merrill, Seymour Mayer, Joe Gold
stein. Harry Grant, Ar, hur Crandall, Har-
~ Mayer, CbaS. Van Antwerp. Hugo
Muir, Frank Kennedy, Jimmie Snow and
JACK Hsrrah.
VALUABLE GIFT.
While Prof. @. II Rowe w S on h-s la'e
visit 10 the east he mer Rev. =. F. Smith,
the venerable author of our nat, onal hymn,
''AGerics," at supper and s2oiahle given
at MeiODian hall. Boston, June 18th, by
the Baptist 5 cal Union. Prof. Rowe has
just received from that G. ntlema a pho o
graph of himself, accompanied by the
words o! the entire hymp, in his own hand
writ NJ. MIR Smith composed this hymn
in 1882, bring al III It time about - years
Of age. Prof.. r. fees quite proud of the
gift.
| PICNIC PARTY.
A picnic party went to Browns Springs
yeste. Day and had a gay time beneath the
sta te Cf the trees in that beautiful spot,
fishing and partaking of a fac drnner
Among tue guests were /: Mr. and Mrs.
d. LiItls6eld, Mrs. Will Wallace. Misses
Mag Wallace, Rera Pilkingtou, Laura
Goodrich, DIR. Hunlock, MessrS. Geo Nc
Ney, ID. Fatheriagham, Fred Osens and
Others.
SOCIAL PARTY.
"A large party was given at the resi-
dence of FIed Morrill, last Thursd,y even
ing. Miss Helen Jack on assis'eI in
entertaining the CUES aud The occ tsiCn
was most delightful spent as it WIS, with
n uSic, games, refreshments, &C.
Tie guests wtre:-Misses Alice Newkirk,
Hattie Meyer, Nellie Ingram. Nav Haw
kius, b Isle Da lei, Viva Daniel, Ruth
H,nry, Myrtle Surt want, Grace Mathews,
Ell, Mertz Mau4e Lyon, Blsnch Latour,
Mamie Macksy, Al,c= Bixby, and Joe
By'er, Ernest Faulhaler. Oscar Brown
Hawkins End several others.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A very pleasan; surpr Sc party was given
It The residence OF Miss Mary 5 afford las
Monday eyeping. There WIS music
games, etc. ana all er joyed the occasion.
The guests wee: Missts He en- Jack
SOP, Emm. Lyon, May Cummings, Alice
Newkirk, NJ Hawkins, Mabei S;urre, AIT,
Alice Bixhy, K, tie Van Dyne, Mamie
Gully, CIR ce Mathews ami Mes,rs. Water
| Brown, Joe MAYER. Ernast Fau,haber,
Fred Merrill, Frank Hawkins, Harrs
Hawkins, George Cummings, Oscar Brown,
Lee Byler and Ed kent.
GUILD MEETING.
The ladies' of the Epis copal guild met
the residence OF Mrs. o, +. Parsors, last
Thursday evening ard spent social hour
with their pleasant and agreeable ht stess
Those pr sent were Mrs. ID. III. Smith,
Mrs. A. p. Morey, Mrs. NJ. Marvin, Miss
Hattie Marvin. Mrs. Kate Hawkins, Mrs
II. HOlcroft. Mrs. James CostiD, and sew r
| ii Others. The Guild made an arrange
ment TO give l.wn social a. TIE residence
OF Mrs. Benton ingram next Friday even
ing.
LADIES SOCIETY.
TIE ladies s,ciety held a meeting It ihs
residence If Mrs. Hardy Berry last Friday.
This society has accompl shed much WORK
in tie past, AID are now engaged with
quilts, c-rpets, etc. The ladies prlssnt
were Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs
Moses, Mrs. NJ. Blair, Mrs +. l.. Blair,
Mrs. Sweet and others. The next me- citing
of the society viii take place at The resi-
nee of Mrs: John Burkhart.
FASHIONS.
Small nantes are very pretty, bet they
are also very heavy, being covered with
beds.
| &C quettish little cutaway ,ckets are
revived displaying far ciful vest, covered
with embroidery or plain, according to
last.
| In buying the canvas goods now so
popular, care should be taken TO choose
III Sc which are all wool, as m xed cOnvss
will! shrink by exposure to dsmpness.
Double bress ed waists are highly fav-
ored for travelling or sses, which it is not
desirable to load with Trimmings. Costly
buttons are hen in order.
For the seaside are shown dresses of
grenadipe striped with velvet, which are
worn with Jersey. fittITg bodiCes CT velvet
matching the shade of the velvet sri;e.
"A very rich satin and velvet tailst
m 9de in Paris for beaut ful tloI d., is of
delicate sea green saiin br caded with
sm' II gold figures, and ccmbn ned with the
pslest viole; velve'.
TIE Spanish jacket now so ia hionable
is rounded on he fronts snd i not To- r
than the waist OF The DIRE S. When maize
of canvss goods CT lace it is ususlly lined
with gay-colored silk.
-Mantles of velvet figured grsnadire
have short 81. ewes OF jet embroidered lulle
They iii snugly TO the figure and have long
pointed ends in front and full plated backs
below tie waist line.
Crepe imperial is a new mat rial for
mourning thai bears Il cloe Resemblance
10 Grape, although it is made of wool. 1t