The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09

on kentucky ssreet, tO-mOrrOw night. The
young ladies in charge of il are all bright
aud pretty and no doubt the affair will b.
pleasant.
Miss Jennie Eue OF the Art Exchange
has just finished a most beautiful sofa pill
low for Mrs. F. E. Hoffman. 1t is in the
ordinary sack shape, and is made of ole
gold plush richly and mot beautifully
embroidered In chenille. The design j:
10 SCARLET blossoms with richly shaded TO-
liage. The reverse side of the sack is in
garnet plush, and the top is tied with
green, scarlet, old gold aad garnet ribbons.
The entire effect is very pretty.
FAREWELL PARTY.
A farewell parry in honor of Jesse Greer
who will leave in few day for bis home
iu Los Angeles, Cal, was given at the resi-.
dence of Miss Maud Lyon on last Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were served and
AL enjoyed the oc a5ion.
SOCIAL PAETY.
A social party was given at the residence
Of Mr.. James Warren three mile south oil
this city, by his little daughter, Miss Lilly,
last Monday evening. The party was in
honor Of Miss Scott, OF Boonville. The
anu ements were dancing, games aud
i.,Jsic aud during the evening refresh
ments of oysters, fruits, cakes and coffee
were beautifully served.
Among the guests were Misses Smiley and
Scott, of Coonville; Emma and Maude Ly-
on, Lizzie Witt. Sallie Walker, Naude Blair,
Helm RUggles end Mcssrs. Crawford,
?'r Lyon, clair, Gregg, Holm, Greer
s d N.arcr.
SoNTyLy RECITAL
&c mCnthly recital Of Mrs. Donohoe's
m. C ca was held last Friday after noon
=. he C idence of Mr.. Lewis, corner of
S;ve1th ard Washington avenue. The
2 csramme was quite attractive and judg-
irg from the manner in ~hich it was car
lied cut, the class this year will keep thei-
reputation up for steady, systematic
work. OF the pieces played by the smaller
girls those thot pleased most were the lit
tie waltz by Miss Una Davis, the duet by
Misses Nettie and Alice Meriz and La
Petite Rieu" by Miss Theda Lewis. OF
those played by the larger girls, those that
gave eviIcnce of the most careful practice
were "March Cele tisl," Miss Blanche
Bronson, Leybach "Nccturne," by Miss
Mimi. Franklin, Dorn's "Zampa" Miss
Nellie Lewis and brilliant arrangement
of "Troyatore" by Miss Annie Avery. The
subject for study for the month was Zee
throven and it was a pleasure 10 note that
even the smallest member of the class
could tell something about the life of this
The greatest musician Of all the ages.
c. LIS. C.
The c LIS. c. (Chautauqua Literary
and Scientific Circle met at the residence
OF Mrs. F. B. Drake for P ornament orgaui-
cation.
Officers fer The school year were elected
as follows: Presi lent and teacher; DR..
VIM. Richardson, secretary AMI treasurer
Mrs. J.. A. Ross
HEMRF I:
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones, Miss
Marie Annette Jones DR.. and Ms. I. p.
McCluney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. White,
Mesdame,. III. A. Pratt, F. L. Drake, c.
Z. Weller, w. d. Ilgeniritz and NJ. E.
Donahoe, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Ross, DR.. and
Mrs. VIM. Richard Cd, Mr.. ID. II. Smith
and Chas. E. West. Misses Sailie Potter,
Lille Bruner Ard others.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC;
Misses Marie Annette Jones and Sallie
Potter. Mesdamcs. F. B. Drake and w.
ID. Ilgerfri,zs
PROGRAM;
Roll call answered With quotations
from the Bible subject "The goodness OF
God :" music, vocal and instrumental
repeating the Chautuqua motoes iu concert;
questions on Geology, qHe'iiOner Mrs. c.
u. Weller; quotations from Holmes
questions on English history, questioner,
Miss Marie Annette Jone, miscellaneous
QUO ations studies OF mountains, que,
toner Mr.. III. A Pratt music test ques-
tons on English literature, questioner
Miss Lille Bruner.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening,
November 9th, 7:30 sharp at the residence
OF Miss Sallie Potter, on Seventh street.
All who feel an interest in the G. l.. :. e.
work are cordially invited to attend.
Handsome GOWNS.
An ideal t'a-gown OF pale pink crepe
with front of white crepe lisse, delicately
embroidered IN fine silver and gold thread
TIE a-ms show through rhe pulled sleeves
OF white crepe Iisse and Tue costume is
IcuucIcu Uiiiidut W IcfciolOic cOlllTS Oh
white ottomIn silk, brocadel in plush
roses, which sem - fall over the pink
crepe.
A ball Gre>s OF pink and pearl-srey is
particularly striking. Ii is draped with
The costliest lace, and ornamented with
braids OF grey aud pink pearl embroidery.
This pas ementerie is lusterless, not irri-
descent, and is a novelty in dress trimming,
as it resembles genuine pearls. Among
Miss Forsyth's other new ball-dresScs is a
su. elb one of canary silk and crepe en-
broidered in silk.
-Whi'e abroad this summer Mss
Forsyth created sensation at The The
Deanville-Trouvilie faces, by appearing in
a ,autiful cos ume of white embroidery
and fawn-colored percale: hounced with
rare white lace, and completed by whit,
brocade sashes embossed with fine stripe
Of fawn-colored velvet Miss Forsyth will