The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-07

Holden Enterprise.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs. Will Harrah gave a party yester-
day afternoon in honor of the fourth birth.
day of her handsome little son Jack
Comes were played and delicate refresh.
ments were nicely served. The occasion
was most enjoyable ia all the guests present
among whom were Ethel Shaw, Irene
Temple, Noye Easton, Sue Reeves, Blanche
Morrow, Stoksie Temple, Hazel Easton
Arthur Richie, Bud Easton, Jim Snow,
Charlie johnson and Bert Morrow
PRESENTATION.
4 number Of the young frienGs OF Wal
ter Shirk assembled at the residence of s.
p. Johns Friday evening and there as a sur.
prise presented Walter with a solid gold
ring, as slight token oftthe regard in
which he is held. He is employed in the
Office of Mr.. c. V. Lewis and will accom-.
pany that gentleman to Kansas City. Wal
ter has been reared in this city and has
hosts OF friends who will wish him we'll in
his new home.
| ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stuart, of East
Jackson street, entained party of young
folks last thursday afternoon, compliment.
tary TO Georgia Douglass, of Windsor, who
is the guest Of their daughter NsItie.
Thoss.present were Misses LAURA Rhodes,
Mamie Hasters, Minnie Routt, Flora Ash
brook, Ella Stephens, Carrie Taylor, HUI
da AshbroOk, Rena Taylor, MeSsrs. Viii
Ii. Staurt, Ollie Stanley, Eugene johnson,
Charlie Harter, and Others. Ice cream and
cake was served at six o'clock, and the lit
a, fofl Il oh =
till a late hour, when ali retired expressing
themselves delighted with the hospitality
of the generous family.
RECEPTION.
Mrs. Peter Brandt gave an elegant recep-
ton last tuesday afternoon, in honor OF her
cousin, Mrs. John Spuck, of st. Louis
Quite a number of ladies were present and
had L most enjoyable time. The supper,
which was prepared by Miss Anna Brandt,
the refined and accomplished daughter of
/ Mr. and Mr.. Brandt, deserves great praise,
as everything was selected with taste and of
tie choicest kind. Mrs. Spuck, who be-
came favorite of number in this city,
left for her home Wednesday morning
She received many handsOm and valuable
presents while here which were but minute
tokens OF the love she won while here. All
hope 5. e may soon return again.
NEW ENGLISH FASHIONS.
Fur trimmed Tx costumes are quite
the most approved English style for the
autumn. Furs will be worn earlier this
season than usual.
The fashion OF wearing no Jewels Is, of
course, English. There, il is the fashion
to reserve the display of jewels for the
evening.
| -Slippe OF led morocco are an Eng
lIsh fashion which is only the outgrowth
of the English rage for royal red" this
season.
A bright red veil is the most stylish of
all the masks and Is worn with every sort
of colored head gear.
Olive and white will continue to be a
favorIte combination, and London street
costumes are shown in which these colOrs
are successfully combined.
A muller of marabout feathers in
some soft tint is the latest London wrap for
the shoulders; it is fitted to theshoulders
somewhat after the pattern OF a fur peler-
inc.
| Cinnamon brown and white were seen
in late London Importation, and very
stylish it was. The petticoat or as much as
was seen of ii IN the slashed de
beneath was of white ladies cloth, embroid-
cred in brown braid of the cinnamon shade,
the overdress being In cinnamon coloied
broadcloth. A tall hat of brown felt with
white ostrich plume was TO be worn with it.
| STYLES OF FALL B0SNETs.
White feathers and white pompons are
shown in the greatest abundance.
White wings will be very popular fer
young ladies on all sorts of walking and
driving hats, but not upon dressy bonnets.
There is but little change in the shapes
of the small bonnets, the close bound style
being given the preference over the peaked
shapes.
| Pretty and becoming hats for fall wear
are in two colors of straw braid, red being
always one of the colors. These are trim
med in two colors of velvet or ribbon, to
match the hat.
Many colored bows of ribbon for hat
trimmings is not very good taste and IL now
fashion of the past although combina-
tons of two colors are still seen on stylish
hats and bonnets.
The crowns are larger, which will per-
NIT the bonnets to sit further on the head.
An immense amount of trimming is placed
upon bonnets, some of them berg nearly
covered with various kinds of garniture.
Ostrich feathers, in fact feathers of all
kinds, are prominent Out of one lot of
thirty-six imported bonnets, there were
but two without feathers of some kind, and
more than three-fourths of these were os
trich feathers.
"A tall crowned hat with half dozen
large hat has proved itself immensely pop
ular this season and will not be put by
readily for any less becoming head gear.
Golden rod is q favorite flower for the
trimming of autumn hats and bonnets. A
whole bonnet compo ed of this gorgeous