The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-02

I6IktSt anu uOot cOmplete duhifS Oi the
kind ever given in the city. The costumes
were beautiful and the characters we'll
taken.
Beautiful little cards of invitation
were sent out Friday by the pupils Of the
broadway seminary for an "Ev.ning with
Longfellow" last night, and in response,
many friends and relatives assembled at
the seminary and enjoyed a feast of essays,
recitstions etc., pertaining to the well
known and beloved port some fine mu-
sic was also rendered by Prof Chance and
pupils, and the whole affair was complete
and successful from beginning to end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shultz entertained
the young married peoples Whist club
very handsomely at their residence last
Thursday night. Whist was INDUCED in,
there was music and the partaking Of deli
cate refreshments served by the young
hostess. The guests were Mr.. and MrA G.
E. Messerly, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hatch,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Galbreath and Mr.. James McRob-
erts, of Springfield, I'LL.
ATHENIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
The fourth annual open session of the
Athenian Literary society was held at the
University class rooms last Friday evening.
The prog ramme was an extensive one and
was enjoyed by about sixty guests, OF thfs
city, irrespective of the faculty and pupils
of the University. The program was as
follows: Call 10 order by president; roll
call by secretary address of welcome, L.
T. Waller; instrumental solo, Lollie Moore !;
defamation, P. G. Walker; essay, Minnie
Wiley defamation, s. p. Johns; essay, p.
A. Melick; recitation, Lydia Kent instru-
mental solo, j. S. Richards d bate, affirm
alive, w. s. Pickerel; negative, A. V.
Deutsch subject, Resolved, That the War
rior deserves more honor than the States
man recess; call to order by president;
decision of judges; poem, Olive Johns;
Grafton, r. Il. Barrett; recitation, Lollie
Moore; reading of Journal, editors. The
following are the officers of the society /:
president, L. T. Waller; vice president, w.
S. Pickerel; secretary, Anna Barrett; treas
urer, Minnie Wiley; editors, Ceas. Clay
comb and May Tritt; reviewers, r. B Bar
rett and Lollfe Moore; librarians, A. NJ
Taylor and Laura Turley; sergeant-at-
arms, w. L. Hall.
AMONG THE SICK.
Little Lionel Latour, who was quite
sick, is now entirely convalescent.
The friends of..Mrs. F. ]. Mcclure will
regret to learn that she is still q1ite ill at
her residence on, Seventh street.
Miss May Montgomery,the bright little
daughter of Mr.. James Montgomery, is
quite sick at the residence Of her parents.
Mr.. Thomas Kehoe, who met with an
accident few nights age, while tryins to
turn handspring, is now much improved.
Little Howard Landes, the handsome
little son of Mr.. and Mrs John Landes, who
has been very iii at the residence of his
parents, is reported to be much better, and
there are now hopes that he will entirely
recover. -F -, --.
ENTERTAINMENT,
Miss Sadie Moses entertained a few
friends in honor of Miss Lula McCaughey
and sister last Tuesday night in q very
pleasant fashion. Music, games and the
partaking of choice cakes, ices, fruits, etc,
were the events. Among the guests were !:
Misses Lilly Bruner, MYRTLE Sturtevaut,
Julia Stock, Maude Moshier, and Messrs.
Frank; Easily Chas. West and others.
G. D. C..
A new cooking club has been organ
lied by q number of the young misses OF
the city which promises much pleasure
well as profit to the me mbers. The first
meeting took place yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mr.. T. L. Clifford. The
refreshments were very nice and were pre-
pared by the pretty young cooks, entirely.
Those present were Misses May Hawkins,
Myrtle .Sturtevant May and Jennie Jaynes,
Bessie and Viva Daniel, Opal Mcmillan.
Lou Deyo, Ollie Johns, Florence Lamy.
May Cummings, Mary Stafford and Katie
Nan Dyne.
Red satin rain umbrellas are the latest
Partisan novelty. ...,
Lace and jet, jetted grenadine and Jet
ted etamine will be prominent among the
seasons importations.
One of the special features of the COM
ing season will be the use of deep founc-
ings of, wool lace overski of colored
surah and faille Franchise.
Fine corduroy is among the desirable
materials for walking suits. It is made up
by itself, or in combination with cashmere,
hair serge or Irish poplin.
Costumes of blue, brown garnet and
black plain velvet trimmed profusely with
jet, are the first choice for this month for
dressy out door wear.
Ladies who like some fulness In the
backs of dresses and do not like the feeling
of the present tournure are, using skirts
with several Heavy ruffles at the back.
They are very stifiy starched and are left
without ironing, the cloth being smoothed
with the hands,
Red is shown in q clear dark ruby and
some medium shades of cardinal. A good
deal of scarlet is used in millinery, and full
dresses of bright red are'seen, many red
Jackets and few short wraps A new
caprice is short wrap of red broadcloth,
with tri".ming OF red and black or red and
olive chenille and braid fringe.
New lace founcings, forty inces deep,
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