The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29


vile, Last Night.
!.ast night q masked K,entzchen va
given By the Turn and Gesang verein So
ciety OF Boonsills, at Thespian hall, oil
that place.
A BAzOO representative VS. present and
took in the festivities of the occasion, Who
on arriving 1t the hall, INTERCEPTED an
old resident OF Boonville n TO what all the
names above mentioned meant, when,
sith unusual junction, he Strengthened him.
self M in his lavender pants and ssid in
accents Wild:
Give it up"
AtjS o'clock p ~. the hall was we'll FILL
ed With merry makers, many being per.
sons middle sged and upward. The fol.
loving are some of the costumes end i'm
persons,ions noticed BY the BAxoo con-
missioner:
Mi.a Katie Fachs, q pronounced bru.
net,r, persona ed . Bravsrisn bride. She
wore a dress which had been worn four
times as bridal t'osse.u. 4 pretty dancer
and quite belle.
Miss Louise Eppstein, Gipay girl tell
ing fortunes, trading je~eIry and swapping
stories With he. admirers from behind her
Disguise. which vac complete. One Of the
mos, graceful dancers present.
Mrs. H. NJ. Clark, an Indian msiden Of
PAwnee, Minne-hs-ha-a lady Of refine.
meut and culture "A musician Of local note.
A good character we'll personated.
Misses Carrie and Bella Waterman,
paper girls, 10 neat toilets of white paper
Unique and tasty.
Little Mas Ida Hoberecht, = French
toilet Of Louis XIV time. Very pretty
but decidedly ancient.
Miss Emma oberecht. Psaeant Girl.
Miss Louise GmeIich, Peasant Girl.
Mr.. Menie Hsrtlich, Snowflake. De-
cidedly in season.
Mis- Katie Gross, Scotch Lass. Pretty.
Mrs. J. F. Gmelich, tie wife Of the
mayor, a lady Of 1871.
Miss Anna Roedsr, Cndine.
Miss Carrie Corner, a Skating Girl. In
&c ason
Mis- Lonise Ober6eld, in paper sui;
mad. entirely of copies Of the Missourier,
a German paper published 1t Boonville.
Mira. John Ludemsn. of Sedalia, Swiss
peasan. girl.
Miss Mary Yost, Of Sedalis, q peasant
girl from Morgan county.
Miss NOrs Somhari, not in costume. was
elegantly atiired in satin de Lyon, eIsbor.
stely trimmed in pssameniIie and deep
fringe; ornaments, diamoods.
Miss Josie Oaerfeld, Jockey. A beau
tiful costume.
Mrs. J. Kosenbsum, On Orphan.
J. Rosenbnum, prince.
Henry Knsmm, Monkey.
Speed Stephens, 4 country boy from jim
town.
J. H. Johnston, A. section hand ON the
NJ. K. & T. from Howard county.
John Ludemsn. of Sedalia, King Calico.
Miss Mary Breckwald, of Gaiesburg,
Illinois. not in costume, but in plum COL
ored silk, trimmer in fringe. Diamonds.
S. w. Ravenel, personated Captain of the
Horse Marines, who have web ieet.
John Elliot peraonn,ed a gentleman of
pleasure. His toilet was exquisite in low
necked shoe-. high standing collar and a
pair Of Dsnkeen panis, borrowed for the
occasion Of Capt. sam. Acton. who IL alb
sent at Jefferson City serving his country.
The get mp Of J. f vss the best the
market affords. n B--His hair bsd lard
oil on it.
X. J. Jenkins, of Oskoeh, Wisconsin.
personsted the Lone Fi-hermsn. Good
enough.
At ii O'Clock the dancers we're invited
to magnificent repast, gotten up by the
wives, sisters and sweet-hesrts Of the mem.
bers Of the society Ii was first cIass ban
que,.
The whole sHsir vas second-class in no
particular, and the entire party seemed to
enjoy il beyond measure.
The BAzoo representative has reason to
be thankful for courtesies extended to him
from several members Of the society, and
particularly does he thank Mayor Gmelich,
J. II. Johnston. Tn. Hoberechi. {. {. Bel!
and others for favors.