The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17

gros grain silk, combined with rose colored
velvet, fnish of oriental lace.
Miss Ada Orick, two shrdes OF bronze
brown gros grain snd brocsde.
The gentlemen present were: Messrs.
Callie Hsrdcastle, Geo. T. Brown, Will
Lstour, Fred Geuntber, 7. III. Kehre, d.
III. and Joe Black, E.Smsll, DIR. Ed. small,
]. H. Boutwell,, John Jaynes, Charles
Jackson, G. 81. Rockwell, c. Z. Parker,
E. w. and J. A. Lamy, C. E. Messeriy,
Geo. Galbreath, w. W. Bond, Louis Beck
and others.
The occasion altogether was enjoyable,
and will long be remembered by the parti-
cipsnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardcsstle will 'enain IN
this city for short visit with relatives and
then return to Indianapolis, where they
will in future reside.
BUBBLE PARTY.
Mrs. E. Lsmy gave q bubble party" in
honor of tbs "Band Of Willing Workers"
of the First Baptist church, yesterday af-
iernoon. Mrs. Lamy offered a prize for
the largest bubble blown, snd a very lively
contest was insugursted among the little
ones. Miss Gertie Fleischmsn was the lucky
winner and it proved to be very beautiful
jewel case. Elegant refreshments were
then served and after enjoying every
thing to the utmost, the young peo-
pile went TO their homes well pleased with
the efforts their kindly hostess had made
for their entertainment.
FASHIONS.
-Etamine, coarse or fine, is canvas
woven wool.
The sleeves of all babies dresses for ali
Occasions are de riguer long.
Aurora pink, a warm, golden roe. is
the latest shade of this fashionable c-lor.
A moderate sized toruure gives style
TO The costume, but a big hustle is hidcous.
-Heliotrope, which is as fashionable for
a color ss for perfume, comes in seven
different shades.
-High.shouldered fichu NANTES. and
plain, old fashioned long sca-fs will be
worn for spring wraps.
Ball dresses are extremely dscDlie e,
and have no sleeves 10 speak 81 !; some
times only shoulder strap.
The dogs collar around the neck must
match the color of the sigrette and pouf,
or feathers Of the coiffure.
Stars, creseDts and RIVERS of diamonds
are worn in the snowy high coiffur,s gen.
orally adopted for ball toilets this seaeon.
The Skin; laid in alternate clusters Of
kilt plaits and panels decorated with braid.
is the style for tailor made spring suits oil
cloth, serge, diagonal and flannel.
Small pufis Of black velvet, MORE or
satin ribbon, with a small aig.eI are very
fashionable for the hair at the opera, and
are placed little TO the left side. In front.
"A suggestion for fancy ball costumes is
that each lady is 20 be dressed IS flower
-violets, lilies, roses, bluebellS. fuchsits,
marygolds, tOuch-uie- nots, and forget me.
nois Whist a lovely bouquet for debu-
tants' ball
-Petticosts are OF light blue. rink,
white or mauve surah, trimmed with lace.
The newest article in this line is skirt OF
light quality of sur h. with two gathered
founces surmounted by a putting. Skirts
have also fine plaits, alternating with lace
rufiies.
Among the "revivsls" of fashion for
evening toilets, is the low silk or satin cor.
sage under a second one OF lace. The low
corssge has short sleeves and is round on
;hdshoulders, as an ;under-bodice, cut in a
square In the neck, would have an un-
graceful effect under the transparent lace,
the low bodice matches In color with the
underskirt.
-Crinolines are not yet worn, although
some French dressmskers have tried 10 re-
vive the fashion. Busiles consist of a
horse hair cushion, about six inches
square. The petticost wcrn with this ar
licle has two springs which serve 10 keep
the cushion in place. The hustle may b.
covered with silk or any other goods.