The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Allen En-
terrain Delightfully."- Last
Night.

Gen.Ass't. Freight Agent, J.W.Allen and
his handsome ana char ling wife enter
tanned large company last night in a
most delightful manner at their
commodiUus and tasteiully fitted up
home No. sos West Broadway and the oc.
cssion will net soon be forgotten.
The entertainment was In the form OF q
card party and the games were drive whist
progressive eucher and lotto.
For the whist there were seven tables
under the charge of Mrs. J. ". Hill; for
the eucher six tables in charge of Mrs.
Frank Donohoe; for the Lotto, one table in
charge of Mr.. j. w. Allen.
The card fayors were, for the whist tied
with scarlet ribbon, for eucher, old
gold, for Lotto dafiodil yellow. Eacn card
Tor the 'sdies bore conundrum and each
card for the gentlemen bore an answer.
The first prize for ladies for the whist, q
beautiful Royal Worcester bonboniere,
was a tie between Mrs. Fred. Guenlher
and Miss Gallie, the draw resulting in
favor of Mrs. Guenther.
The first prize for gentlemen, an oxy.
died silver and plush card case, filled.
was won by MIR. ]. ID Hollister.
The consolation" for ladies. Japanese
pin cushion, went to Miss Sallie Potter
-..i 49, '~OIsUi~sier' for pe-ilemen q
japanese jug filled" went to Mr.. J. B.
Jsynes.
The FIRST prize for ladies, for the euchre,
BEAUTIFUL button bag made of chamois
and blue satin with the inscription
search and you will find buttons to your
mind" went to Miss Gertie Faulhober.
The first prize for gentlemen, a shaving
case. made of chamois and bearing in gill
letters Shaving paper" the inside being
hlled With pretty tinted paper went TO II.
l.. Hollister.
The Consolation" for ladies, a
large Japanese doll, resulted in a
tie between Misses Sturtevant and Houx,
and in the draw went to Miss Sturtevant
The CONSOLATION" smoking dish, went
to Mr.. Charles Pickering.
The first prize for ladies for the lotto, a
scar ct satin and cbsmois button bag, went
to Miss Gertie Smith.
The hrst prize for gentlemen, a shaving
case made of EIfiel red satin, edged with
fringe and n center of celIuloid, went to
Mr.. Sam Yeaman
The Consolation" for ladies,
beautiful bisque figure bearing a
match safe went to Mrs.
Charles Pickering; the Consolation"
Tor gentlemen monkey trap, to Mr..
George Longan.
The entire house was brilliantly lighted
and decorated with cut flowers and trailing
smilax, and the re!reshment room was
beautiful. The refreshments
we're served i'm courses, the tables being
covered with embroidered luncheon cloths,
and consisted OF ; First course-salads, es-
.alloped oysters, olives and coffee; second,
Ialted almonds, tutti fruit and belmont.
% ices, cakes, angel food. candied cherries |
md .claret punch.
Each lady was presented with a sachet |
'ag tied with ribbOR and perfumed with !
ieliotrope. Mrs. Allen wore becoming |
own of cream brilliantine, with the front |
Il the petticoat in accordian plating,
'odice cut ", vest of Sursh, pulled sleeves
nished with gold passementerie, Greek
cit finished with the passementerie, cor
age flowers of heliotrope and carried
aige black ostrich tip fan with tortoise
b. IL sticks.
Mrs. Hill wore black faille, neck
ut square filled with black tulJe and tied
cross with velvet.
Mrs. Donohoe wore black luxoc silk,
18th black net draperies, V shaped, filed
18th ,ulle and edged with point duchesse.
Misses Hester and Catharine Allen, Mr..
Dd Mrs. Aliens two beautifn little daugh-
rs, were prettily attired. Hester in cream
hina silk, Calharins in cream MULE, and
9TH we're very entertaining in their sweet
sby way. g
Among the guests were |,
n. and Mrs. A. Fleischmanp, Mr.. and !
RS. A. s. Dodge, MI. and Mrs. J. d.
olllster, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill. Mr..
I'd Mrs. Frank Donohoe, Mr.. and Mrs.
red Guenther, Mr.. and Mrs. Fountaine {
erriweather, Capt. and Mrs. Stephens, Mr.. '
I'd Mrs. j. X. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.. +
ark, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pickering, =
r. and Mrs. Charles Morehead, Mr.. and
rs. ID. M. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
iylor, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mara, Mr.. g
ID Mrs. c. E. Messerly, Mr.. and Mrs. r
'uis Beck, Mrs Campbell McF arlane, Mr.. |,
d Mrs. John Woodell, Mr.. and
RS. George L. B. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
orge Longan. Mrs C. P. Brown Misses
lille, Stur,evant Faulhaber, Houx of
arshall, Gertie and Jessie Smith. Barrett,
my; Messrs. II. L. Hollister, Hogg,
my, Parker, Jaypes. Johns RIGGS