The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-24

mo. DiOauNdy sCHOOl aes u Ncty iu-
teresting literary society in two branches,
one called the Aurora and the other the
Busy Bs. Mr. Charles little is.the able
president, Miss Stella Montgomery the
| bright secretary. An interesting meeting
of The Aurora branch vas held Friday
fternoon, and that of the Buy b will lake
pl ce next Friday.
The Lsdirs' Aid society OF the Ohio
stree, Methodist church met last Thursday
IT the residence Of Mrs Van Antwerp, on
Seventh street. About twenty ladies were
present, and the occasion was profitable as
we'll ss enjoyable. This society have ar
ranged for a social To be given next Thurs
day evening al the residence of Mrs. L. A.
| Ross.
Prof. q ford had a most eni able
meeting of his class yesterday afternoon al
his rooms 10 The Story builling. Each
pupil was requested 10 play a selection,
and all acquitted themselves admirably.
Prof Clifford expects give these meetings
monthly and semi-mon,hly, and at the
next ore which takes place in two weeks,
the parents and friends of the pupils will
be invited TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Messerly had q
christening party" at their residence on
Kentucky street, Fridsy sf;erroon, Rev.
Van. Wagner performing the ceremony.
The christening" was that of q. Il. Mes
serIy, jurnior, who is just ten weeks old
and beautiful and winning child. he
bore the ordeal with baby nonchlsnce
which won sdmiripg compliments from the
relatives and friends who were present.
After the rite, fine supper was served.
| Cards have been received 10 this city
by friends and relatives r, ad ng as follows:
Mrs. Z. Meng requests your presence at
the marriage of her dan. h'er to James +
VIM, Tuesday, February 4. 1885, 8
o'clock p. M, az the Christian church,
Dover, Missouri Mis- Meug is q sister of
Miss Lee Menr, and IS well known in this
city, having frequently been the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. James Montgomery. She
is handsome, Intelligent and rfned, and
has many friends 10 wish her we'll.
The wedding Of Miss Jessie Wright
and Mr.. w. Fl. Messerly took place at the
residence Of the brides parents ON Seventh
street last Wednesday evening. A large
NUM- er of The friends and relatives of 10th
parties were present and the secession was
most enjoyable Rev. Van Wagner per
formed the C remony. Mr.. and Mrs. Mes
sefly are now "at home" at 705 West
Fourth street. Thew expect to 60 to Cali
fornia, Mo-, this week, Tor the purpose of
attending the tin weddidg of Mrs. Fred
Hert, a sister of Mr.. Messerly. In few
weeks they will 60 to Chicago aud other
points in Illinois.
ENTERTAINMENT.
MIR. and Mrs. c. C. Hardcsstle gave a
little entertainment last "Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mr.. Frank Hardcastle ard
bride. The evening wos delightfully."-
spent with music aud dancing. and at
eleven o'clook carefully prepared supper
was served of meats, cakes, fruits, coffee,
etc. Among the guests we're Messes Katie
Faulhsber, Aggie Stewart, Emms Russell,
of Cleveland. Ohio, julia Brown, OF
indianapolis, Della Hsrdcastle. Messrs
T. Kehoe, Ernts AID Gus I.amy, Dow Van
Dyne, Frank D5nohoe and Svd Hayward.
Mrs Geo T. Hardcas lie and Miss Lille
were also pres.nt.
COMPANY.
Mr.. ard Ms. F, ri Never er iertained
quite rye company at supper Friday
evening at their residence On Third street.
The hoLIs were from 6 o'clock until ii,
and the supper and the occasion were mos,
| enjoysble. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. u. White, Mrs Baker, mother of Nrs.
White; Rev. aud Mrs 0esttie, Mrs. Shaw
of Michigan. Mrs. A. w. Perry, Mr.. p. g
StaffDrd, Mr. and Mrs. Johns, Mr. and Mrs.
ABB Meyer, Mrs SiocE, Col. and Mrs Dean
and Master Elliott Stafford.
| TEA.
! MIR. and Mrs J. @. Willie gave tea
lsst Thursday evening. which VS. most
carefully and deliciously prepared. The
guests were, R-y. aud Mrs. Beat.ie, Mr..
ard Mrs. :. p. Johns, Mrs. Shsw, OF Mich
igan the guest of MRS. Beattie, Mrs. Smith,
Nr. and Mrs. Herbert Marean, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Cute.
FASHION POINTS.
The hair is fashionable and de rig
ueur dressed high.
Tie tea-coIored kid glove stiE hc lbs lie
own in the world of fashion.
Short velvet and b.oche NANTES, in
doHmsn style, wall be worn in the early
spring.
Silver and gilt threads in the brsids
worn on cashmere suits make tn IN STYLISH
and dressy.
Strips OF all widths will again he
worn, but not so fashionsbly as pl lis
and checks.
Green twilied wOolens make up well
with vest Of ecru cloth, that may further
be enriched by many rows of braid.
The indefinite, shadowy broche dss. gns
produced by the Jacquard loom are seen in
many of the new spring goods.
New satteens In all the new shades of
color for grounds and in new flower aud
leaf designs show the ideas of the incoming
season.
The wooden basque has pleated vest
of the silk, aud the silk shows in the posi-
ton Of each founce, and also used on the
10y Tea aprons Of muslin and lace
and oFTurkish towels embroidered in tin
sci and color are affected by fashionable
hostesses at 5 O'clock teas, or for afternoons
at home