The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-18

where she will be the guest. for a time, Of
Mr.. Henry McCubbin and family.
| "A party of Chicago gentlemen who
witnessed the Mikado last Tuesday nigh,
we've very profuse i'm their praises, saying
that they had "seen it a number of times
by some of the best Mikado companies on
the road and thought Sedslia's ameteurs
fully up to them in every respect"
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Herrick, of Schell
City, Mo-, have issued cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Dol
lie, to Harry L. Swan, of Ell Dorado. The
happy event will take place next Tuesday.
The nuptials will be celebrated at els a.
M, at the Presbyterian church of Schell
City.
Prof. g. III. Rowe, of this city, has
been engaged as solo violinist for the sew
enth annual festival of the Western Musi-
cal association, which will be held at Clear
Lake Park, Iowa, in August next. A
large number of soloists will engage with
the chorus. A stringed qusrtette will
ALSO assist being composed of Aessrs. Chas.
Rolls A. Bohlenger and G. Lerochringer,
with Prof. Rowe as first violin. The whole
will be under the direction of Prof. III.
S. Perkins, of Chicago.
The announcement is made for a con-
cert to be given by Mrs Louis Phillippi, OF
Crystal City, Mo-, at the opera house,
May 18th; Mrs. PhilliPpi was formerly
Miss Amelia Lyon, of this city, and has
hosts of friends here who will remember
with what self-sacri6cing spirit she was
accustomed to give her services as vocal
list to all public entertainments in the in
terests of churches, etc. She returns TO
Sedalia with her voice improved by a
training under Barilli, lately deceased, of
Philadelphis, formerly PATHS teacher and
is sure to give satisfaction to all who may
patronize her. She will be assisted by
Prof. Kunkle, pianist, Prof. Spiering, the
well-known violinist, and Tom Doan, the
celebrated tenor, all of st. Louis.
WELL KNOWN ST. LOUIS PEOPLE.
The following handsomely attired st.
Louis people, who are we'll known in Sc
dalia, attended the performance of "Lohen-
grin" Thursday evening given by the
American Opera company at Exposition
music hall, st. Leuis:
Mrs. DIR. McCandless wore a carriage
dress of shaded brown silk, corsage mon
tant, low couture.
Miss Fannie Samuels wore pale pink
China silk, foriated design, with corsage
square cut, and filled with lace; low
couture.
Miss Rebecca Lewis wore a pale blue
brocade, decollete and sleeveless, with
garniture OF duchess lace
Mrs. J. F. Aglar wore black satin de
Lyon, trimmed with Jet, and thread lace,
small bonnet with heliotrope tips.
Miss lone Aglar wore pale blue satin
duchess, with square cut corsage filled with
duchess Lace, demi-sleeves, TO bonnet.
Miss Idele Nichols, who belonged TO
the party, arrived late, having served as
bridesmaid at the Brooks -Prewitt we'd
ding: She wore her quaint, pretty brides
maid toilet, a Greenway gown of India
null and lace, with square neck and high
pulled sleeves, with sash tied high under
the arms.
FRESH FASHION NOTES.
India silks, China grapes and pongees
are shown in great variety, including al
most every imaginable fsral pattern in
moderate-sized and small figures.
Red tulle capotes are very much WON
and when they have the stamp of Ia bonnie
faiseuse upon them they are all very pretty,
but when they are Enthusiastically made at
home the effect is anything but happy
one.
The popular trimming for all kinds of
visites, dresses and little capes is of jet in
which small pastilles, round and fat like
sequius, play the most prominent part
they are usually cut and bright, but for
mourning purposes they are to be found in
dull or dead black.
In Paris Just now the ladies indulge in
sporting brooches with such subjects as
tiny gold horse and cavalier jumping a
fve-barred gate, cord de chase and hunt
ing knife supporting an enamelled fox or
hounds head, ajockey with whip up, going
at mad speed, the cap and jacket powdered
with diamonds.
The prettiest hats are decidedly the
Louis XIII, trimmed with bows of black
ylrban, Jets and yellow bird i'm front. Some
times the whole of the crown and trim
ming is lightly yelled i'm white point
Fespri tulle, and others with black In
bo.h cases they are very becoming. The
Spanish hat is now covered, brim and
crown, with pdsnpiies of jet. On Tie left
side is placed large bow of exceedingly
fine Chant;lly lace, in the midst of which
are placed pale pink and tea crush roses.
Striped and figured gauzes over colored
MORE or satin are to be adopted for ladies'
summer dresses, profusely trimmed with
delicate lace. A charming dress of this
kind IS prepared of mauve talie fTraoIise,
covered in beige-colored, finely striped
gauze. The unique is draped slightly in
small plaits, and caught mp here aud there
with purple velvet bows in the shape
known as windmill. Around the gauze
skirt is placed rather deep founce of
biege lace. The waist is secured By
pointed band of purple velvet, the collar
and turn-back of the eeves being of the
same material. A biege open-work straw
hat is to be worn with this delicate toilet,
of the mOHsquetaire shape, lined with pu--
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