The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
SOCIAL PARTY
At the Park Last NiGht-A Goodly
Company and q Good Time.

honor of Misses Mary Mense, Lizzie Gar
riott and Mildred Adams, of St. Louis, also
Miss Rosa Gilbert, of Chicago.
The ball room was beautifully and bril-
1iantly lighted and it was a goodly COM
pany who assembled within its walls. The
programmes we're made up of many of the
latest and most fashionable dances, ard vet
it was short enough to be thoroughly en-
joyable.
The refresbment tables were tastefulIy
laid and carefully served under the super
vision of Mr. and Mrs. Will BETTER, the
genial host and hostess. The refreshments
consisted of chicken salad, potato croquels,
an abundance of fruits, ices, creams, COT
fee, etc.
The music was furnished by Freimel's
well known fine band and was most excel.
lent.
The costumes were the most beautiful
and appropriate woen this season and were
OF follows:
COSTUMES.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ofield wore dress of cream
satin entirely covered with cream pompa
dour lace, small bonnet with jacquminot
and Mare chal Neil roses as an adOrDmeni,
and cCrsage bouquet of the same beautiful
flowers.
Mrs. J. J. Frey, dress of black silk and
thread lace, with scarlet carnations as a
corsage bouquet, small white hat, dia-
monds.
Mrs. Will Latour, dress of black silk
and black thread lace, with knots of ca
nary colored ribbon tastefully ard effect
lively placed, diamond ornaments.
Miss Mary Mense, of st. Louis, imported
dress of French brocade with drsperies of
point lace, Catherine mernot roses at The
left OF corsage, ornaments of diamonds.
Miss Lizzie Gsrriott, cream satin with
founces, waist and sleeves of point lace,
corsage bouquet of pale pink and cream
carnations.
Miss Mildred Adams, dress of pink
nuns yelling, with large hat and plumes
Miss Rosa Gilbert of Chicago, dress of
dotted cream japanese crepe over black
velvet, small bonnet OF black velvet and
lace.
Miss Ida Newkirk, dress of scarlet silk
with court trsin and an entire overdress of
black thread lace.
Mrs. Warren Gslbreatb, dress of white
lace founced to the waistwith Marie Stuart
Train of pale blue satin.
Mrs. George Galbreath, lilac shaded
costume of satin and faille, richly trimmed
with point Ice.
Miss Eva johnson, dress of cream and
pink silk with front and waist of CT am
oriental lace, scarlet and cream honey
suckles as cors age ornament.
Mrs. Fred Phipps, dress of cream satin
with entire front vi pearl lace, court train
with balsyense of lace.
Miss Katie Faulhaber, dress of cameo
pink surah, with train, scarlet chrysan-
thumms and hydlangias as q corsage
bouquet.
Mrs. c. E. Messerly, dress of cameo pink |
satin with entire point lace overdress, sieve |
less corss ge with tube lilies at the lett side,
ornaments of diamonds.
Mrs. Campbell McFarlane, dress of pale |
blue nuns yelling with hand embroidery |
of Virginia creepers.
Mrs. q. I. Brown, dress of white Irish /
point and oriental lace with front of pale
pink under oriental lace, waist and sleeves
of pale pink under oriental lace.
Mrs. c. c. Hardcastle, dress of black lace
over silk, square neck and large full
corsage bouquet of natural nasturtiums.
Mrs. Col. Eddy, dress of cream nuns
yelling with long falling loops and knots
of cream satin ribbon.
Mrs. Irs Hinsdale, dress of black and
white pongee with entire front trimmed
with concades of black and white lace.
Miss Eva Gentry, dress of cream brocade,
cream satin and point lace with court train,
. most magnificent costume, which excited
much admiration.
Miss Sue Evans, dress of pale pink,
under hounces of cream oriental lace, scar
let satin sash.
SIMS. s. K. Irwin, dress made entirely of
black lace with corssge bouquet of snow.
balls.
Miss May Foster. Carthage, pale blue
cashmere and blue satin with tea roses.
Miss Helen Goodwin, cream cashmere
ing and satin with cOrssge bouquet of |
golden rod.
Miss Lou Eva Walker, dress of pale blue
satin, with court train of the satin and an !
entire front of point lace founces, medici {
collar finished with white satin and lace, s
diamonds.
Miss Belle Hall, white India crepe, with
full founces of lace, scarlet and pink car
nations, corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Rufus EastOn, white India linen
and Irish point lace, white hat with
plumes.
Miss Mabelle Richardson, dress of cream
nuns yelling with train edged with lace, 3
square necked, sleeveless corssge; wild rose ,
corsage bouquet.
Among the gentlemen were, F. w.
Phipps, VIM. Latour, Rufus Easton, c. E.
Geo. L. Brown, j. j. Frey, ]. NJ.
Ofield, e. c. Hsrdcsstle, III. III. Allen, :
Geo. Galbresth, E A. Lamy, F. Gu4nther,
Arthur Maltby, Frank Richardson, Frank
Donohue, Thos Kehoe, r. L. Gentry, S. K.
Billiard, Will Courtney, Louis Beck, L. {
Robinson and many others.
Altogether, owing to the cool weather,
good music, fine supper and a good!y
company of congenial spirits the affair was
q grand success.
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