The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-14
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In accordance with the iryitation EuW-
Der O, the most promir ent .Cciety ladies a.
S NIB ed md were served with a hagni6-
ce luI cheOD in ven coursss. The tsbles
were iorn ID with @ raj designs I'd in he
cen re of each plate was a tasteful little
souvenir made of shaded bhon urder
covering of 6lOselle p mt in daisrs
roses. ,tc., ach d. On being differ .nt. In
closed in he Iibbon acre pretty cards EN-
bi z ned with an app opriaie text The
souVen rs were mu h admired.
Misses K chardsOn and Faulhab were
very graceful in their E, L. OF tOst ss's, 81 d
tb ir guests joyed The erti'e aft ir very
much. Many of the 'Oi cts wore were
V. r. elegant
Among The guests were:
Mrs. J III Both sell, Miss Isatel Din'el
Mrs. V. Z. ShaN, Mis- Agg'e >t-wart
Mrs. X C. Sneed. Miss Fir nee Hager,
Mrs. Reed Quarrel=, Miss Minnie Barrett,
| Mrs. Earne-t Small, Miss Eliza Johu son,
Mr.. {. G.. III ,rdcastle, Miss Eva JOINS,
Mr.. Frank Hatch, Miss Sue Eyars,
Miss Minnie Sc tt,
Miss Ida N,wkirk,
Mis- Della Hardcas'le,
Mis- Lou Eva Walker,
Miss Eva Johnso :,
Miss BARLEY, ~. Louis,
Miss Le- Ming, Dover.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
One OF the pet iest Kin ! OF celebra
tiOns took place US erday afternoon al The
residence Of Mr.. md Mrs. A. X. Eastop,
Nc. SOB East Fifth ret, the occasion be
ing the nth birthday of Miss Noye
f 'ston. Many rovel features were intro
duced 10 keep The children anus, d, among
them an address BY "Uncle Ru-
mus" in char cter dress-persopated by
Mr.. MacDemut dancing, gsmes and
The paitakins of very choice refreshments.
There were also numbsr of very we'll
rend rcd recitations one by Nj IS ZIppie Nc.
Do"gal, who gave Gambler Ack," one BY
Miss Irene Tempe and one by Hattie
Lyon. A very large number OF beautiful
Dir hdsy cards, pref y swinging miniature
water pitcher and mug, vases, cups and
saucers, bouquet holders, were received by
Miss Noye and he ut ful little "birth-
day greeting" in poetry in an envelcp
adcrned with sprays of natural English
v.olets, etc, presented by Beth McLaugh
n. The guests as we'll as the young
bos:ess, enjoy The tire sffa and went
home happy, if not tired. A number OF
grown folks we're present. Among them
Mrs Lsmy, Mrs. a.nry Evans, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Harry Demurh, Miss Cora Oemutb.
Among the young guests were:
Irene Temple, Blanche Anderson, Ross
Anderson, Msuee Ross, Mau'e Nelly,
Beth McLaugh in, r, bbi- Morr ii; Lucy
Harris, Helea DeMuh h, McNaire Ilgen-
fritz. Hazel and Alton Eaton, Critic
Fleischman, Edith Faulhaber, Alice Mertz,
Fanny Bard, Lens Dunn Louise Mont
gomery. May Ready, Nav Vince er, Jessie
Landes, Lucy III iris, Will Evans, Bertha
aud Mnbl Townsley, Dol and Ssllie
Deutsch, Mabel and Fore &c Clute, Sue
Lacey, Rosa, Lille, Halle and Willie
Houston and several otheIs.
FASHIONS.
Silver jewe' ry grows more fashionable
every day.
Black chenille friDges are finished
wi h tiny gilt halls.
-Guillotine scarf. are the latest in ladies'
neckwear.
Needle painting is new name for art
embroidery.
In ia corahs, foul 'rd silks and PONCE
will be vers p pal.r Tor summer dresses.
Large creeks are seen in NV suit
goods, plain col forming the body of
the dress.
A large cluster of gilt bultercnps is
one of the prettiest of spring garnitures
for hats.
An eagles foot, with gold claws hold
ing ball, is new syle for "a umbrella
handle.