The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-23

MI. Y. u fafker, VINO Is teacnlng
very large class at the Wentworth male
college at Lexington, came home for
brief visit yesterday. He is making fine
progress in his chosen field, and his book,
entitled "Choice Selections" is now finding
a ready sale wherever placed. NJ z. CO.
lege, among Others, having adopted it and
using it in connection with their elocution
classes.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, who was the
guest of Mrs. l. n. Guild last week, was
by the thonghtfulpess and kindness of
Mrs. Smith and Ms. Cotton, who rendered
their carriage for the purpose, driven to
the University last Thursday morning,
previous to sher departure 10 her home,
where size delivered an address to the stu
dents. She was listened to with marked
attention and doubtless her Listeners en-
joyed her visit
Miss Isabel Daniel, who has been the
guest of Mrs V. NJ Tedford, of Moberly,
was rendered p cas- Ant progressive euchre
party last Monday night. The second
prize, a handsome perfume satchet, was
won by iss Isabel, and the affair was
very pleasant. The MoberIy Monitor,
speaking of her says: "This lady was the
centre of circle of admiring friends, and
by her sparkling wit and vivecious con-
versation proved herself most exceeding
ly agreeable conversatiOnalist and COM
panion-"
BIETHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Minnie Smith celebrated
her ninth birthday very prettily Friday by
inviting a number of her schoolmates 10
her residence and INDUCING i'm games, the
partaking of refreshments, etc. Am ng the
guests were Florence Lamm, Nay Rector,
Susie Thornton, Addie Jones, Nellie Par
malice, Katie Corbi., Minnie Howe, Carrie
Rembaugh, Alice Corbit, and Ida Howard.
DINNER.
Mr.. and Ms. Richard Yost, of South
Lamine street, gave most elaborate dir
ner party last Thursday, in honor of Mrs
Senator Cabel, Mrs. Freshour and Miss
Carrie Shuman, of Covington Ohio, and
Mrs. p. A. Faulkner, of Calhoun, Mo. TIE
dinner was made up of many choice dishes
and was much enjoyed. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Inch, Miss
Della Inch, Mrs. j. d. Cobine, Colonel and
Mrs. Shuman, Mrs. NJ. o. Dowd, and Miss
May Cobine.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The birthday OF Master Bonnie Klein
was celebrated at the residence of his
parents, Mr.. and YRS VIM. Klein, No. 2i3
West Seventh street Yesterday. The hours
were 8 o'clock until 5, and the young COM
pany had an enjoyable time with games
and the partaking of The choicest refresh
ments OF cakes, fruits, conf, clions, etc.
Among the young guests were: Misses
Louise Montgomery, Matte Marvin, Hat
tie Gold, Lottie Glass, Lille Mcclure, and
Masters Lennie Gold, Willie Glass, John
ME Durham, john Montgomery, John lie
of the affair was the many nice little pres
ents given to Master Bennie.
'wAsHIEGToN's BIRTHDAY.
The ladies of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church are preparing an enter
tainment of the most unique sort In hopor
of the birthday of the Father of his conn
try" tomorrow evening at the residence of
Nr. Henry Evans of Fifth street and those
who attend cannot fail to have a most en-
ioyable time. The costumes prepared for
those taking part are reportea to be most
be autifui end appropriate and the entire
affair has been carefully arranged. Among
those who will be costumed in accordance
withS'ye olden times" will be the follow
ing:
Mrs. Latour, Mr. Gard, Nr. and Mrs.
Maleap, Miss Ada Bouldin, Mr.. and Mis-.
F. Shultz, Mr.. Will Powell, Mr.. Keh,.e,
Mr.. Billiard, Prof. Chance, Mrs. Dora
Pattist %, Miss Lille Bruner, Miss Lilly
Byler, Mr.. Lee Byler, Miss Hattie Hughes,
Mr. Charles West, Miss Flaven, Miss Lena
Gallie, Miss Eva Johnston, Miss Helen
Rue yles, DIR and Mrs Henry Evans, Dr.
and Mrs. Gray, Mr.. Will Ritchey, Mrs
George Brown, Miss Annie Alien, Mr..
Dow Van Dyne, Mrs. j. q. White, hiss
Cora Demuth, Mrs. +. Houston, Mrs. A.
w. Perry Mrs. T. Il Anderson, Mrs. Mary
Hegue, Miss Julia Miller, Sr. Louis teck,
Miss Ewing, Miss Annetta Jones and Mr..
Chas Rockwell. a. 14.ai ogsH
FASHIONS. ia sl-
--Scarfs of fine white lawn are again FASH
ionsbly worn. sa,-. s,! s.
-IvOry-white vestsare worn with velvet,
silk and fine wool basques On dark colors.
Bonnets for visits and the theatres are
dainty copies, fastened with single string
spd jewel brooch. 20
Plush boices owes skirts of a. different
material ana texture, anu IN some brilliant
color that harmonizes with the skirts Of en-
broidered or beaded tulle and lace, form
charming toilets for the evening.
<-Children's heir is rarely allowed to
hang loosely, but is braided, and for grow
ind girls is either lied with a ribbon a few
inches from the ends and; allowed TO hang
loosely below the tie, or has the end of the
braid turned up to the head and tied there
with ribbon. The front hair is waved r
brushed back plainly. A few straight
bangs are seen, but, they are moi considered
at all stylish. osSfd #5 'aE's'f -
(, A charming dancing dres is made of
graduarted plush. and nose pink silk of the
new Khedive weave, which is grade heav-
Ter and firmer than sursh silk. The front
and both side CORES are of the plush, the
back of the silk with forrnce OF Oriental
lace gathered in with ID and extending to