The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-01-07

eDt Win tue exception oil Miss Mamie
Mickey, who was, to the regret of all, con-
fined TO her home with an attack of illness.
i MIS-. Hawkins received in q dress of
black rhadsme, entirely covered with black
lace.
Miss May Hawkins wore a pale pink
china silk, over q black velvet p-Iticoat.
black velvet finish to the demi d, co e e
bodice, long black gloves, black maraoout
fan, Lecklac. gold beads
Miss Hat Shr of vt. Carroll. iii.
dress of goldsn brown crepe du cheip,
half round neck edged with duchesse
point, white silk ian, poppy red noire
sash.
Miss Daisy Ittrl, pink crepe du chin
and satin, decolete, sleeveless, bodice
edged withi cream white. hyscinths, long
undres.ed kid giants. cream white and pink
fan, gold lead necklace
Miss Blanche Latour cream white satin,
with bodice cut decolette and pointed
ecged with deep fall of pale pink liIlies of
the valley, wide angel sleeves of pale pink
fish net, pale pink lIilies of the valley in
:he hair pale pink satin fan and Romsn
gold necklace.
Miss Gertie Faulhaber, pale pink sur,h
satin, entirely covered with silver white
striped gauze caught with rosettes of
raw. led silk, demi decolette bodice, wide
cream MORE SSH, pink and cream satin
fan.
Miss Alice Newkirk. crepe du chem,
with full drapsries, decolelte, sleeveless,
wide cream satin sash, gold necklace,
pale blue msrabout fan. cream giants.
Miss Bess sic Shirk. cream alba,ross, with
wide sash OF cream satin. full lace sleeves,
round neck, edged with duchesse lace, long
black gloves, cream gsuze fan, msrchal
MEL and tea rose-.
Miss Florence Lamy, pale pink alba
tross, trimmed with bands of white molre
ribbon, wide belt Of overlapping moire rib
bon, neck finished with point duchesse,
cream and tink fan, long cream undressed
kid giants.
Miss Myrtle Sturtevant, daHodil yellow
gauze over daffodil vel ow silk, trimmed
with black velvet, black fan and long black
gloves.
Miss Jessie Smith, cream silk entirely
covered with cream white striped gauze,
demi decoilette bodice covered with the
g'uze and edged with Parma violets,
Parma violets holding the skirt drarerirs,
long tan gloves, fan of cream white satin. |
Miss May Jay mes, blsck surah with full |
black fish net drsperies, long blsck gloves,
Tea and Marchsl MEL roses, black satin |
fan.
Miss Jennie Jaynes, cream white alba |
tross, with wide cream satin sash, white
lin fsn, gold bead necklace, tea roses.
Two beautiful little pages, Miss Mary
Temple and Lionel La:Cur received the
guests at the door and were much admired.
both for themselves and their pretty cos.
tunes.
Miss Mary wore a smoke gray crepe du
chein, with full skirt and bebe wais'
trimmed with wide bands of pale pink rib
bon. Master Liouel wore = Fauutleroy
costume of gray cloth and velvet.
The souvenirs made by lhe young ladies
asquare of cream boiling cloth bearing
the nrmes OF the entire parry ard tied with
pink, blue and cream ribbon.
The souvenirs were passed on silvei
walters by Misses NJ able Bieler and Irene
female Miss M.hsi wore s"a-lo, slo,h
with black velvet bodice, Miss Irene wore
myrtle sreen cloth with jockey jacket Oh
Jlack velvet and beth looked pretty and
attractive.
Mrs. ID. j. Temple who assisted in en-
tertaining, wore q costume of black
rhadame and lace.
The hours were from to and he en-.
tire affair was handsomely managed aud
many gentlemen were present during the
entire time. After the reception proper q
special number of the guests were eater
tanned with a carpet dance.
MRS. D. 7. MILLER.
At the residence of Mrs d. 7. Miller,
No. 723 East Fifth street, there was a most
hospitable and enjoyable occasion and the
young ladies who welcomed the many
& nests, will not soon be forgotten for their
graceful and kindly hospitality. These
were. Misses Kate NJ. Walters, Mrs. Mil
ler's handsome niece, who is spending her
vacation here, Birdie Clark, Hortense
McVey, Helen Nelson, of Wsrrenton,
Mo-, Lizzie aud Susie Murray.
Claudia Whrprecht, Miller Kuyksndall,
Anna Berthoux, Mamie Self, Gertie
Leach and Ida Rucker. The reception
rooBs and refreshment rooms we're preitily
and effectively decorated with potted pants
and brilliantly Lighted. The refreshnenrs
of sandwiches, salads, cakes, fruits and
ices, were carefully served from a table
laid with fine China and silver, and during
the entire reception vocal and instrumental
music lent pleasing charm. The rrceiv-
ing young ladies were not in evening dress.
but wore house costumes of silk, henrietta,
and velvet in which they all looked ex-
ceedingly we'll.
The hours were from 10 8 p. m, aud
during that time many gentlemen rendered
the compliments of the season.
MRS. BERRY.
At the residence of Hardy L. Berry
to greet their friends, these being Misses
Stella Co'e, Orr Parker snd Ida Berry of
Kansas City. The rooms we're all prettily
decorated and the refreshments of Califor-
MIA fruits, cakes, coffee ETC.. served on
small wicker luncheon tables covered with
embroidered luncheon cloths.
Mrs. Berry wore dress of cream colored
silk and hlue velvet richly trimmed With \