The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-02


consequent upon the odd wrappings. am
vet there was something weird and un
earthly in the appearance Of the company
The ghosts were all there. IL Hamlet va
not, and t. vivid imagination it was ;
trifie ghouli,h.
Among thO-e present and in costum,
were: Misses Mamie, Eva. Bette am
Mary Gentry. Miss Ida Lloyd, Mr.. Nave
Mn. Fairchild, Miss Della Hardcastle
Miss Evil. Miss Hortense Philips. ans
Messrs. Houx. Field, Nave. Kehoe, Ilgen
fritz. Fairchild, Goodrich and Others.
The following acrOstic was written Il
Miss lIela Hardcastle, by friend.
To DELLA
bella, the fair.>t oi NATURES flowers
Everything lovely 10 thee I COMPARE,
Like unto the b-st of rarc right bowcTS,
Always I'll hold thee in kindly remembrance.
Help me, oh muse, ere ~ falling.
As \ Laureate I'm not q success.
Really To thee ever calling,
Dare not hope sometime TO b- bls>t?
Can I Net rsssive sweet inspiration.
And sOme power from you m lent.
40 ] might write my strong admiration.
Then would NV heart inds-Si n content
Long may Won live in liic's glad sunshine;
Ever is the wish Of your Sweet Spring friend.
An LOWED" TO +. r.
Oh. what q sweet singer was ne,
When he sang At the concuri.~,
For he opened his mouth
Like the caves ri the >oIth
And he roars.i out most might y-a-lr~.
All, Eugene, the fair,
Your voice il j. rarr,
And sounds like the sweet melody,
That the wind in cadrncr.
Whistles CAV through the fence.
Where sl,linters swinging free.
OH: what great mimic was ne,
For hr cacklsl with graf cack-a-t.~.
Like hen that j. proud,
And tellcth aloud,
To the roo.ter her great vic-to-rec.
All, Eugene, the fair,
Your voice il ], rare,
And sounds like the sweet melody.
That the wind in cxds'fscs..
Whistles gay through che fcn'r.
Where splinters are swinging - free.
The following was the programme OF
the concert given Fridav evening for the
benefit Of the family Oi the late car oil
Russia;
I-Ovcrturr. Mrs. Har,icastle. Of S.-ialia.
SOLO Embarrassment" Mr.. Wright Smith,
Kansas City.
3-Choru.. Goodbye, my lover. goodbye
Misses Phillips. Gentry. Hardcas,lr. and Ne,~rs.
Pickey and Field.
4-fixno solo, Moonlight Sonaia," M. Hos<ett,
,~S.,iS, Waiting" Mr.. Frank Perrin, Kansa,
City.
:-Reci,a,iou, Miss Ada Nave. OF Kansas City.
.-Qusrteite. .'Conc where my love lies dream
Ing" Mrs. Smith, Ms. Wheeler and Mcsers Hickey
and Field.
Sole. Robert vie que Jaime. Mis- Eva
Gentry, vi Ss-ialia.
e-Song, .Bewarc,r Mis- Sani-lier, Of 81. I-,ui.
io-Drlm SoIo and grand march. Master Frank
widney, assisted by Jack Nave, ID. W. Marmaduke,
jr.. Charley widney, Glover widn.y, Johnny
Cahran, Allen West. Hyde Hickey, Crawford
Msrmaduk- and other kids. Accompaniment by
Mrs Wright smith.
n-M-zeo >opranno solo. Mrs. Fursu,on oi 81
Louis.
Field.
The late arrivals were: Mr.. Tuholske
s. Sandfelder, Mrs. J. 4. Smithers, }. II
Evil, st. Louis; Misses Fannie and Susie
Waddell, Lexington, Mo-; Col. Vince
Marmaduke, Saline county; Prof. b. F.
Duncan. Richmond, Mo-; J. w. Smith
Miss NJ. Smith, Miss A. Neff. Miss L.
Smith. Miss Reta Smith, W. NJ. Smith,
Marshall; Albert Rosenheim, Philadel-
phia; q. X. Nelson. Joe Curd, w. J.
Strong, W. \. Holmes. Mrs. J. II. Long
bridge, Miss Annie Livingston, Miss Mol
lie Massey. C. +. Holmes. W. l.. Mott,
Kansas City; Mr.. J. X. Barrett
and lady Lafayette county. X. C. Wilson.
Jas +. Agler and family, st. Louis; q. X.
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Kansas City
Mrs. J. l.. Sullivan, W. McCarty and wife,
jefferson City; Z. ID. Lucas, Kansas City
Dr. Evans, Philadelphia; DR.. Thomas
Ready, Cincinnati; Mr.. Sickle, st. Louis
Emmett Philips and wife, Sedalia; p NJ
Daniels, X. C. Wilson, ST. Louis; T. NJ
Kehoc, f.. Ilgenfritz. Sedalia; +. w.
yeckie>, Chicago; W. B. McArhan, NJ. J.
Dador, -. Louis; c. W. Bullen, Sedalia