The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-05

Lille Byler, "Dolly Warden ;" Mrs J. NJ.
Byler, "Mrs. McCswber;" Miss Mollie
Hughes, "Flora McFlimsey )" Miss Annie
Allen "Mrs. Lsngtry :" Miss Deda Adams,
"Miss Sallie Brass; :" Mr.. Homer Byler,
Freddie Gebhardt;' Lee Byler, oscar
WILDE" Ed. Greer, "Col. Nelson, L. :.
A." Master Bonnie Lyon, "The Fat
Boy :" little Miss Hattie Lyon, Little
Dorrit."
The masquers entered into the spirit of
the occasion with an unusual zest and the
time will long be remembered, With Its
amusemenis of singing, tableaux, dancing,
feasting, toasting, etc., as one OF delight.
BALL AND BANQUET.
The grand ball aud banquet to be given
by Sedalia Division No. l7S of b. OF l. l..
in this city on WashIngton's birthday, Feb.
22nd, promises to be the event OF the Win
ter. The affair will take place at kaisers
new hotel--it being opened for this pur-
pose for the tr.t time-snd no expense will
be spared TO make every detail complete.
The tickets of invitation are beautifully
and deliberately gotten up and present the
following named as acting committees.
Committee of arrangements, wearing the
red badge. Messrs. Thos. Woo, ]. II. FiLz-
gersld. r. w. Vedder, j. l.. Parish, h.
Lester, n. A. Bradley; reception commit
tee, with blue badge, J. III. Barker. q. Hen
dirk, c. McNsb, G. w. Medley, w. Costin,
A. Cope, G. McLrin and c. Flecks; floor
managers, red, white and blue badge, {.
Snedaker, Geo w. Mckee, III. Curran, Ed.
Morgan G. w. Vanetan, j. II. Pilking-
ton, X. Yopst, J. Gallivan and z. j. Scheer
committee on supper, white badge, j. Con-
ner, P. o. Connell, J. w Cook, K. May
nard. r. Beasmore. Ed. Smith, p. Conner,
J. +. Chapel and p. Hartman.
There is also a committee on decorations,
and these will wear green badges. Taken
altogether, il promises perfection In the
way of detail, and as further attraction
il is announced, in addition to the many
other guests, p. NJ. Arthur, grand chief oil
the B. of L. E., will be present.
BANQUET.
After Mayor Messerly's marriage had
taken place few of his friends suggested
that il would be due to an official OF has
position to make some public recognition
of his return from bis bridal tour, and &c
that end the following letter was forward
ed to him:
SEpALIA, Mo. Jan. 81, 1884.
Mayor of the City Of Sedalia.
DEAR SIR Your friends and fellow
citizens, desiring TO tender fitting testimo
NAL of their regard snd esteem, and alsC
to express their congratulations, request a
date suitable TO you when complimentary
BANQUET and reception may be given II
honor of yourself and bride.
Respectfully, yours,
LOUIS DEUTSCH,
A. FLEISCHNANN,
ID. /. HoLCoMB,
II. DEMUTH,
C.E lDGINFRTTZ,
j. JAYNEs,
+. GUESTHER.
An answer TO the above has been re
ceiyed and in accordance next Thursda.
evening, at the Park, q reception will b
given to be followed by an elegant banqUe
and a fine dance programme.
The gentlemen who are In charge oil tn
affair wish il TO be distinctly understood
that while some sixty or seventy names hav
already been enrolled on the subscription lis
| looking towardthe the banquet, yet no form
al invitations have been issued, nor vii
there be. and thus no individual will hav
cause to think himself sighted if his nam
is omitted. Mr. Messerly's friends may b
application to either OF the gentleme
whose signature is appended TO the lette
heading this, be spprised OF every part'cu
lar concerning the matter which has so Ia
been arranged. The final arrangement
hawever, will be completed on Tuesday.