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


able affairs of the kind ever given in the
city. The psrlors were moet beautifully
adorned with e1quisitely fashioned roses in
baskets snd other designs, the work OF
Misses Ssllie and Minnie Potter and Mrs.
Campbell Mcfarland. These roses were
afterwards sold and realized a handsome
sum. The refreshments were abundsnt,
the oysters especially being little larger
and little more numerous than church
social laws usually allow, and 10 conse'
quepce were more enjoyable. A very
large number of guests were present
| LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Chss. Mclaughlin gave lunch
con party at her residence last Tuesday
sftsruoon from two o'clock until FIVE.
Thirty-fvs invitstion were sent out, and
as most Of these responded, the occasion
was a very pleasant one. The lunch was
very carefully prepared and most daintily
served.
| SOCIAL PARTA.
A very delightful social party was
given at the residence of Mr.. q. II. Coe on
Pacific street LAST Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Msttie Curd, who left with
her parents for Kentucky on Thursday
night Refreshments we're served, and with
music, etc., the time was rapidly whiled
away. The large number of guests present
wished Miss Msttie "a safe and pleasant
Journey" and babe her goodbye with re-
greet, as she was favorite among them.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McKeen celebrated
the birthday of the former by inviting a
large number of guests to their residence on
| Lamine street, last Monday evening and
serving a most magnificent dinner. The
tables, three in number, we're beautifully
decorated with flowers, ard the dinner EN-
| braced everything choice In the way Of
oysters, meats. cakes, fruits, ices, ETC., etc.
The evening Was spent with appropriate
games and pleasant converse, and the Occe-
sion throughout was most enjoyable.
Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs. A.
V. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Morey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferd Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. j. O..
White, Mr.. snd Naylor Newkirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Faulhai er, Mr.. aud Mrs. P. g. Stafford,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McNuIty, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. J. Temple, DR. and Mrs. B. f. Nance,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Withers, Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. B. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Sturteyant,
Mr.. and Mrs Hahn and others.
LUNCHEON.
| An elegant luncheon was given yester-
day afternoon by Mesdsmes { ton and
Smith, al their residence on Broadway, 10
a large number Of their friends. The
luncheon embraced the most delicate viands
| aud the serving was dainty and tasteful.
! Among the guests were Mesdames j. l..
Hall, l. A. Ross, Jas. Cute, S. Beiler, Kate
Hawkins, J. r. Barrett, G. b. Simonds,
John Walmsley, Geo. Jackson, A. W.
Ne,bilt. o. NJ. Harris, w. V. GGlbreath,
A. w. Perry Gee. Cummings, l.. C. Gless-
ner Geo. Babccck, Albert Parker, and
others.
RECEPTION.
The reception rendered Mr.. Frank Hard
castle and his bride las: FRIDAY evening at
the Park hotel, by a lsr.e number of the
society people, OF this city, was enc of the
most eDjoysbl sffairs of the season.
A fLe dance program was given and the
music was furnished by Prof. FreimaPs full
orchestra. AT a little alter midnight a
supper was served of oysters, meats, salads.
| fruits, cakes, ices etc.
Alter rtis dancing was again resumed
and il was almost morning before the tired
bat pleased jewellers departed for their
| homes.
The bride wore magnificent dress OF
cream MORE and grOs grain, cut
princtsse with long princesse
train. The entire front was
composed OF the grosgrain on overlapping
| founces. Esch founce was finished with
an In ch wide b, IN, above which was a band
of rich silk and silver hand embroidery.
The corsage was V shaped and filled with
point ducbesse, and was 1t altogether most
exquisite toilet. As fact worth mention
ing in connection with this costume, the
brides sister, Miss Julia Brown, designed
and executed the entire embroidery, work
ing for period of ten months TO accom-
piish it.
Miss julia Brown wore dress of white
drap etst richly trimmed with oriental
| lace.
| Miss Della Hardeastle wore a dress ST.
most entirely composed OF Irish point lace
The neck wss cut square, filled with lace,
and finished with ostrich tips
Mrs George L. Brown. garnet velvet and
smoke gray velvet combination costume.
Mrs. Cailie Hardcastie, black gros grain,
with entire lace sleeves, corssge finished
with white ostrich tips.
Mrs. Will Latour, black gros grin Jet
ted costume, with long loo!s of cardinal
ribbon from the lace filled neck, long loops,
and ends Of cardinal sash ribbon from the
left side.
Ms. c. Z. Mes-erly, garnet velvet and
brCcaGe costume.
Mrs. VIII BETTER. black brocsde over
black gros grain.
Mrs. \. X. E,ston, black velvet with
over dress OF pare blue silk, with heavy
tialsh oi OrieBt.i lace.
Mrs. Geo. Galbreath, velvet and white
silk, large white hat.
Mrs. J. H. Boutwell,, pale blue bro
cade and velvet, with an entire front of
pale, blue satin and elegant court traio.
Mrs. {. ". Lyon, gros grain and bro
cadsd wine brown silk, finished with
duchesse lace.
Mrs Louis Deutsch black eros grain