The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-28

The wedding Of Miss Ollie Rose an,
VIZ. T. B. Murphy took place at the rel
depce of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. 7. Rose, last Wednesday evening, Rev
Pugh, of the NJ. E. church, South, per
forming the cermony. Many present
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
They Will be AT home at l01l Crane
avenue, Kansas City.
The First Presbyterian church folks haC
a very pleasant time last night at tb'
chur On Lamine street, in honor of SAINT
Claus and a "snow house." which "a
b autifui in the extreme. The present
were distributed from this house, and the
little folks made especially happy. Som,
good music added to the pleasure OF thost
present.
Mrs. Fred Liphard yesterday. present
ed the little daughter Of Mrs E NJ. Wal
lace, with one of the most beautiful dolls
ever s-en in the city. 1t was rObed com,
pletely in fine India linen richly embroid
cred, fine hannels trimmed with rich lace
and in fact had the comple,e outfit oil
wealt y babe. As finishing touch it had
q lovely Mother Hubbard cloak of scarlet
satin frilled with oriental lace and pink
satin bonnet.
A pleasant wedding took place Wed
nesday aft rnoen at the residence OF ]. o.
Edwards, in Sc nth SedsIia. The contract
ing parties we're Miss Libbie F. Edwards
and Mr.. James X. p Letter snd only a
few intimate frields were present A
number of handsome presents were receiv-
| ed. Rev. DIR. Edmonson officiated and
after the ceremony was performed the hap
py couple took the train for clinton 20
visit relatives of the groom. They will
make their home here.
| -Terra-cotta cloths are trimmed with
Jet and with black fur.
| yellow satin corsages and skirts are
ornsmented with silver verv beautifully.
The so-called pink coats are of the
light scarlet shade of mixed red and white
worn by Englishmen in their hunting
suits.
-Silvpr rivals gold Al adecoration of
holiday dresses, and is used on white tulle
with pink roses, on blsIk velvet, and on
yellow satin of genuine golden shade.
Black sstins with silver or with steel
gimps in points or in blocks are very
handsome dresses for receptions and for
dinner dresses for young NATIONS rs yell
~ for those who are older
For holiday dances are white tulle
dresses, with the rib IONS of the sash and
that on the fiounces lined or striped with
silver, making pure toilettee that retsins
istool appearance through the long heated
hours of the ball.
Green cloth coats, terra-cotta, golden
brown, and English pink coats are worn
by young lssies with various dresses. The
green coats are In moss shades with fur
trimming that may be black or brown
Only black furs are used on black
mautels, but for the colored plush mantels
of 60 den brown, mOss green, or blue there
are more youthful trimmings of the light
badger, silver fox, natural lynx. or of ra-
coon fur
Short plush msntels for young ladies
have jet ornaments in V shape that al
most cover them at the neck, but Store
sharply to the waist; these are merely
shoulder capes behind, reaching only to
the waist line, but have long slender fronts
that may be edged With fur rolled TO look
liks DO
The coveret coats introduced during
the summer with tapped and strapped
seams are m sde in darker brown and navy
blue cloths, with two rows Of horn but
tons down their double-breasted fronts +;
these buttons are seweG on through eyes
in the middle, and are preferred to braid
buttons for such jackets.
| Plush ress erts itself as the season adj
yancss, and rivais velvet in mIdwinter
toilettes. For instance, black plush is pre-
frrred 10 seal brown for clJaks, because il
does not appear TO initiate seal fur, and
because it is more becoming than black
velvet 1t is made up in long f1ll cloaks
for those who ind fur cloaks too heavy /;
these are lined with soft quilted satin, and
trimmed with fur nnl. where il is most
needed-around the neck, on the wrists,
and the soft muff of plush.
A skirt of black BRUSHES net made
deni-trained, the back full and flowing,
with stripes its whole lem h formed of
wide velvet ribbon that has picot edges of
fine Jet beads. The front and sides are
covered by two aprons of the net, edged
with thread lace, festOOned in deep seal
lops, with long ste an ed pink rose pend
ent In the lace between the festOcns, and
above the curves a silver ornament repre-
sentiug a double bow of ribboa with
curied ends. Similar skirts are made OF
white net with white sain ribbon edged
with silver; and silver bows on the aprons
Elaborate silver paesemen,eries are
on the black velvet corsages that are
now worn With lace tulle, BRUSHES net, or
velvet skirts. ror such waist the neck
is cut on; round or in V shape. and the
fronts are sharply pointed below the waist,
while the back is q pleated position
basque. Silver ornaments of cord and
spsngles in points extend down the fronts,
around the sharp point, along the edges,
and in set shapes at the top, spreading
wider under the arms. The sleeves of
velvet reach nearly TO the elbow, and are
open down the middle. with silver points
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