The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-23

rectlon OF teacher In vocal music, returned
to her home in Crystal City. last week.
En- route she stopped aud took her niece,
Miss Blanche Latour, who is at school In
ST. Louis, TO hear the Mexican band.
Miss Allie Ritter and Mr.. James
Downing, of Aspen, Colorado, were united
in marriage by Rev. Beat lie, last Tuesday
morning, at the residence of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. Downing is a prominent attor.
ney of Aspen, and is the partner OF Mr..
Cbas. franklin, q young man who is wei
known to many friends in this city. TIE
bridal party left for their home in Aspen
Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Hatch, Miss
Annie Richardson, Mrs. Al. Daily, Miss
Opal McMil!en and Miss Della Bardcastle,
early on yesterday morning, started for a
morning ramble in the forests east of the
city. Mr.. Hatch, armed with q Spencer
rifle, led the gay party, prepared TO defend
the ladies ag ,ihst any attacks OF wolves,
rabbits or snakes. They returned later in
the day entirely unharmed, with appstites
that surprised the other invalids at the
Grand Central and somewhat annoyed the
cook.-E Dorado Uncle Sam
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs. Milo Blair celebrated her birthday
very appropriately last Thursday evening
by entertaining a number of her friends
from o'clock until 10. An elegant sup
per was served, consisting of sandwiches,
coffee, a variety Of fine cakes, ice-cresm,
strawberries, etc. Mrs. Blair was made
the recipient of a number of tasteful and
CO .tly presents, and the entire occasion
proved pleasurable. The guests we're: Mr..
and Mrs. e. III. Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
clair, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lsmm, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Desne, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Stephens. ME-.
and Mrs. J. B. Gsllie, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A.
Sturtevant, Mrs. Gladhill, Mr. aud Mrs.
McVey, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. s. F. Buchan-
an, Mrs ii. III. Hill, Rev. Boiler and
others.
SOCIAL PARTIES.
A large and handsomely appointed party
took place last Thursday evening at the
residenc. of Hermie Scott, son of DR.. Scott,
corner Sixth and Monit-au. Dancing and
other amusement made up the evenings
pleasure, and all enjoyed it thoroughly.
The guests were: Misses Anna Barrett,
Geriie Fsulhsber, Myrtle Sturtevani, Hal
lie Jackson, Lydia Kent, Alice Blxby,
Ella Mertz, Jessie Smith, Bessie Shirk,
Alice Newkirk, May Hawkins, May Cum
mings, May Jsynes, Jennie Jaynes, Lillian
Norton, and Messrs Mint Johns, Walter
Shirk, Ernest Faulhaber, Harry Hawkins,
Fred morrill,, Walter Brown, Lee Byler,
Sollie Wolf, Frank Hawkins, George
Mackey, George Cummings, Bunch Waller.
Willis Norton.
Last Thursday evening George and Lee
Montgomery, assisted by Fred Hoffman,
gave a delightful party at the residence of
Mr.. John Montgomery on Broadway, which
proved to be very enjoyable to the partici-
pants. Refreshments were served, there
we're games, etc. The guests were, Misses
Smith. H. rndon and Thompson of Howard
county, May Gully, Floy Jackson, Cammie
and Hattie Hughes, Bessie Henry, Hattie
Elliott. Gusta Cation and Messrs. Bert
Hart, V. Bumgartner, Jim Harris, Dick
Morey, I'D Evans, John Hartshorn, Hart
Harris, Stockton Cation, Elisha Barrett,
Mart Ingram, c. E. Fletcher and several
others.
Miss Alice Bixby gave large party
last Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss
Hattie Jackson, of st. Louis. The house
was prettily decorated with floral designs,
there was excellent music, dancing and the
psrtakiDg of fine refreshments.
The guests we're: Misses Hattie Guild,
Gertie Faulhaber, Anna Barrett, Lydia
Kent, May Cummings, Emma Lyon, En-
ma Crandall, Mary Stafford, Myrtle Sturte-
want, Nav Hawkins, Grace Ma news and
Fred Morrill,, Walter Shirk, Walter Brown,
Oscar Brown, Mint Johns, Ernest Faulha-
Der, Dick and John Barrett, Leonard Rob-
inson, Chas. West, George Mackey, Harry
Hawkins, George Cummings and others.
Miss May Cummings gave a delight
full party al her residence on Seventh street
last Tuesday night which was attended by
a large number of her friends. Among
them were Misses Halle Jackson, Allie
Jackson, Hattie Guild, Mary Stafford,
Alice Newkirk, May Jaynes, Lydia Kent.
Gertie Faulhsber, Hattie Belle Trader,
Minnie Franklin and Messrs. Walter
Brown, George Msckey, Mint Johns, Willis
Norton, Walter Shirk, Arthur Baldwin,
Jack Perry and others.
FASHIONS.
Blue flannel and red fiaunel dresses are
made fer girls country and travelling suits.
Fans of large and unique forms are
the only ones that should be used for wall
decorations.
Large bows of wide ribbon or of piece
goods, generally softs silk, adorn many
summer frocks.
Egyptian and Arabisn fancies in fur
nishipg and decorating rooms are the cs-
price of the moment.
Velvet bonnet strings are being laid
aside for those of lace and gauzy stufs, es-
pecislly gauze ribbons.
Bead embroidery on the collsrs, cuffs
and waistcoa,s of dressy jackets are among
other decorative fsncics.
Red silk jerseys are pret,ily worn over
skirts of printed ssteen or percale figured
with red for house dresses.
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