The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-22
HONOR TO THE MAYOR.

Mrs. Gould Sturges, Mrs. Cotton and Mrs.
Smith.
HONOR TO THE MAYOR.
1t is proposed by number of the lead
ing citizens to lender Mayor Messerly and
bride an elegant banquet and ball al the
Park hotel upon their return from their
bridal trip which is at present extending
through Florida Some sixty or seventy
invitations have already been issued and ii
is expected the event will be enc worthy of
nr. Messeriv's official position. The time
of his return has not yet been assured. but
as near as he, himself. can determine, it
will be Feb. l. The date of the banquet
will be decided upon soon.
BUBBLE PARTY.
& very novel entertainment entitled
bubble party" viii be { Sen in the near
fuiure, at some place not yet specified, un-
der the auspices OF the Ladies Guild OF the
Episcopal church. 1t promises great en-
iovment aud as the lille drops of water de-
>,iop it is expected that The Jun will
bubble" right over.
THEsPIANs.
The "Thespians," dramatic company
fayorably known abroad as Well as at home,
and composed entirely Of amateur talent OF
this city, will, in the near future, give 1,
public the popular play emitted, "WillOW
Copse." The cast is strong one, the char
..cters being saken by the following we'll
known individuals: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
LstoUr, Mr.. and Mrs. ID, I. Charey, Mrs.
Fred Van Camp, Misses Anna Al en-, Nellie
gram, Elsnche Latour, Ne. Will
Courtney, Leonsrd Robinson, Louis Beck.
Homer Byler, Eugene Vest, Harry Smith,
Whit Hurd. Herb N;ms, -- Cooke and
one or two others. The company held re-
hearsal at the Latour photograph psFlors
last night aud VIII meet for the same pun
; Sc again tomorrow night.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Behrens, corner OF
Broadway and Summit streets last Thurs
d-y night in honor of Mrs. Msrv Bshiens'
twentieth birthday. 1t was given by a
number of her young lady friends who also
furnished the refreshments ard the surprise
WIS complete IN every particular.
The refreshments consisted.of chccolat e,
marble cake, snowballs, Oranges, candies,
nuts and wine.
Among the guests We're: Misses Scphis
Meyer, Lizzie Schumacher, Myrtle Broad
erman, Matte Meyer, Katie Cordier, Lizzie
Sturtbnan, Mary Cordie., Arnie Schu-
macher, Mrs Barbara Miller. The gentle
men were Messrs. Ed Brigham, Henry
Behrens,. George Voalker, John Schu-
macher, j ohm Burke, Herman Ludema1,
Fred Schumacher, William Vosst, Lon
Watson and - Miller.
The gentlemen met at the residence OF
Mr.. John Schumacher in East Sedalix
when the ladies gallantly escorted them q.
residence of Mr. Behrens. Dancing was
also feature OF the evening.
SURPRISE PARTY
By an odd mistake il was announced
through the columns OF this paper that
s--prise party was given Thursday evening
al the residence of Miss Kittie Kidd, on
Kentucky street. the party did not come
of until Friday evening, and in conse-
quence of the misunders anding the COM
pany was not as large as it would otherwise
have been.
The party was given under the manage
ment of Miss Grace Mathews, aud the oc-
cHsion was a very pleasant one. Dancing
was INDUCED in, and also light
refreshments of CAGE, fruits, etc, we're
S; we'd, and ii was 8 late hour ere the COM
pany dispersed. The young hostess was
assisted in entertaining the guests by her
81 er, Miss Emma Kidd.
The following was the list of those in-
vited: Misses Gertie Faulhsbe-, Nellie
Ingram, Della and Mollie Haughey. Cam
mic Hughes. Alice Bixby, Belle HerroId,
Maude Blair, Sallie and Sue Smith a d
Messrs. John and Reuben Gentry, c. Hare,
Ed Greer, Perry Looney, Charlie West,
Leonard Robinson, Charlie Talbot, Jim
Smith and Roland Hughes.
SEMINARY ENTERTAINMENT.
The Broadway Seminary pupils under
the instruction of Mrs. DR.. Miller will give
an entertainment at the opera house next
Thursday evening, which promises much
enjoyment to those who may attend. The
following is the programme:
PART
March Professional ......... Orchestra.
Song-"Greetlng Glee....-.... School.
Piano Duo-"First Regiment March,"
Perry-Mattie Bnckner and Cora Beck.
A Representation of "Songs OF Seven"
lean Ingelow.
Piano Solo-"Fifth Nocturnal" -. Ley bach.
NJ s Hattie Miller.
Essay-"The Sunny Side OF Life," Cora
Yeater.
A German Play-"Eine Tasse Ksfee.
Piano Solo-"Fifih Sonata" Haydn.
Miss Emma Crsnuall.
THE What-is-It ?"-Read by Editor, Nell
lie Ingram.
"The Vox Scbolae," Read by Editor,
Emma { andall'
Song-"Normandy Boat Song" School.
PART ii.
a 12rlaTQ Oh OlIIS.... -....- .-------.Sioco
Piano Solo -"Boheman Fantasia, =. "Cramer
Miss Annie Simonds.
The war of language. Glass
Solo and Chorus-"Sweet Long Ago Easta-
broke.
Miss Msmie Meyer.