The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-14

bins has reason TO be proud of his success
and his friends share in his pride.
MARRIED.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Csgney, /,
handsome and intelligent young lady Of
Clifton City, No., and Mr.. George Siler, 4
well-known and highly respected youn,
railroad employe OF East 5. dalis, tool
place last Thursday morning at the resi-
dence of Rev. Father Dickman. The brid,
wore steel g ey silk costume with an en-
tire lace front. The attendants were: Mis-.
Kate Clgney and Mr.. NJ. Cagney-brothel
and sister of the bride.
THE FALL FASHIONS.
--Gathsred panels for skirts are newer
than plated ones, and more appropriate
for thin goods.
Millinery ornaments are unique and
attractive. The special feature for the
coming season is the BACKBONE shspe.
"A very new style of sleeve is made al
in one piece, and gathered little at the
seam inside the arm so as to form pleat:
across, like those of an unglazed kid glove
worn very long, and forming creases in the
upper part.
Fancy vests are made of colored surah
and ribbons. A very pretty model is made
of marine blue surah arranged in full pleat:
between each pleat there is strip OF rib.
bon dotted with gold beads. Both the
Pleats and ribbons come tapering down the
waist.
Buttons will be prominent item in
ha III -
They are shown in various metal and
mixed styles: Oxidized buttons are fairly
popular Bronze metal affects are partic.
ularly good. There are buttons with pear
ornaments set over metal, also new round
ball rosary buttons In general sizes.
Autumn toilets are most varied in
style and fashion; skirts, TUNES and DO.
dies are made of every shape and cut
skirts are as much worn gathered a:
pleated, plain as draped; jacket bodice:
are quite as fashionable as those with sin.
gle or double points, or gathere,: or pleated
on to round waistband.
Among the novelties shown at one OF
our leading shops is a ,uit with skirt OF
bronze fiille having stripes in fancy plush
showing cardinal, white, green and dash
of gold. Over this is worn drapery and
basque of the new embossed Jersey cloth
that looks like rich brocaIe. The cloth i:
cream-white and has Moliere vest, collar
cuffs and facings of faille Franchise in
bronze.
"A new combination lace is a mixture
of Spanish ground and gnipure. The
Spanish is Identical with the hand-rur
Spanish without the outlining threads. n
these closely woven figures are sprays Of
flowers, leaves AMI buds in embroidery
The guipure forms a sort of connectins
material between these embroidery portions
and is of open mesh, the holes arranged in
geometric and line patterns.
society Elsewhere.
LAMAR
Mrs p r. Dix has returned from a visi
to her parents at Nevada.
Mrs. Mark Walser has been visiting
friends and relatives in Lamar.
Mrs. Joseph Kennedy has gone to ST
Louis, Mo. She will be absent a month.
John Pigall will leave on the 18th ms
ior Ann Arbor, Michigan, to attend school
Mrs Alex. Sherman, of Kansas City
was been visiting tn family of DIR. Charlie.
VanPelt.
Miss Laura Wakefield, of Carthage
was visiting relatives and friends in LANAI
last week.
Mrs. Cory Burnett left Lamar las
week for Freeburg, Illinoi', to be absent
some weeks.
Mrs. J. F. Foster returned on w, dnes
day after an absence of a month or NOR,
among her friends and relatives.
-Mis. Emma Whitaker, who has beer
visiting her dau liter, Mrs. Eta Seamands
for the past three months, has returned Il
her home in Pilot Grove, Mo.
MIR. z. Albright and VIE, parents o.
Sam and Emery Albright, are here from
New Hampton, Iowa. After a visit her,
they will visit married daughter In Neb
raska, and from there 60 to Dakota TO Sc,
John.
Miss Myrtle Walker and Miss ELL
Pigall left Wednesday for Bloomington, Ill
the home of Miss Walker. Miss Ella vii
remain their for a few weeks aud then q
to Chicago, where she will prosecute hel
study OF music, under Prof. Liebing.
RICH HILL
Mrs. Smith Ely and children have re
turned from Eldorado Springs.
Miss Belle Heylmun has returned
from her visit in Cass county.
Mrs. John Adams, of Eufaula, In
dian Territory, is visiting Mrs. w. S. Hill
of the West End.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Weider, of St. Louis, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dave Gotthelf, thi
week on West Park Avenue.
Mrs. and Mrs. ]. A. Hill, the parent
of w. S. Hill, of this city, after having
spent pleasant summer in the west visit
ing Denver, the mountains, Sitka, Alasks
and the Yellowstone Park, have arrived al
Congress Hall, Saratoga, and expect Il
reach their home in ST. Louis about Oct. j
HOLDEN.
Mrs. Elliston, of this city. was visitins
friends and relatives at the Quarry Cit!
last Sunday.