The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06

H. Smith, Harlequin. -,
w. Bowman, Clown.
Nick Mesdorf, Irish Coachman.
c. Beldipg, Sack Gent.
II. A. Stryker, Sailor Boy.
T. Kolbohn, School Boy.
Mrs. I. Koibohn, School Girl.
Miss B. Learman, Grandmother.
Mrs. 5. Schermann, Mrs. L. Schumacher,
Twin Sisters; very pretty costumes.
F. w. Fisher, jolly Tar.
Mrs. l.. Dean, Aurora.
Miss A. Filcher, Cards, handsome
dress.
E. Heuney took the character of Kid,
which be acted to perfection.
Mrs.. Sam Walker, of Leadville, Colora-
do, appeared as "Chimes of Normandy" in
a very pretty and becoming Gress.
Miss Minnie Davidson, Flower Girl.
s. speed, simkosky.
Lizzie Kaiser ard Miss Hiesanick, Wan
dering Spirits very pretty and extremely
snowy drssses, by some thought 10 be the
most handsome on the floor.
Mr.. M. F. Wing aud Frank Richardson
showed up as the Wande log Dudes.
III. Hobrecht, WHAT is IL, an extremely
funny costume; the second best In the
room.
Geo. Volser Wenzleman in disguise.
He was taken by many people to be the
yer;table Charlie himself.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Frank, Irdian Girl, a good
character well carried out.
+. H. Scow, Sailor.
Gus Miller, Jockey.
Mis- Annie Msiland, Sailor Girl.
Miss Florenune Fisher, Sedaiia Demo-
erst.
Miss Lotiie Fl her, Sedalia BAzoo; both
very new sy characters.
VIII Yopst, Hebrew Drummer, the best
taken of them all, and the one that captur.
ed the $500 premium.
Lew Beckel was good IS The BOBBY.
F. Fox, Gentleman.
Lottie Scheer, German Pheasant.
Mss Annie Evans was very coed as Red
Ridipghood.
j ID. Moore, Clown.
Jennie Jesse had becoming suit and
called herself Morning Star.
III. T. Heinr;chs, Harlequin.
Ernest Weise, Irish Washerwoman.
J. N. Dean, Polly sog, good character,
well taken.
j. Duffy, 1t Is.
Chas. Hunt, Turk.
Kittie Holland, and Nellie Greer, wore
very pretty COS um,s and appeared as sal
Tor girls.
Henrietta Ludemsn, Daughter OF the
Regiment, beautiful costume.
Itaiian peasant, Josie Yost, an extremely
we'll acted character and very nice costume.
At II o'clock, Just as the lis were
ringing the old year out and the new one
ID, masks we're ordered off and supper was
announced and about fifty couples availed
l. -
OF one OF Mr.. S,cher's most excellent
spreads served in his inimitsble style.
After supper dancing continued until
early morning.
BALL NOTES.
1t WIS a success
The music was excellent.
just the night for dancing.
The supper vas simply elegant.
The band boys all looked happy.
Sam n. Lewis acted as caller and gave
excellent satisfaction.
The fancy Tor character, ran to sailor
and sailoress, il the expression is allowed.
There were lots Of clowns, ii is strange
how many people think they can be fools.
Chris Hive was on hand and told how
uC CA ~ dPPSAA1 EtOH "Sso -
quarader.
Jake Freudenberger got out last sum-
mer's straw hat and q stripped buster and
succeeded in Disgusting himself.
Conductor Nicklewait, of the Pacific,
was there but could not be induced 70 favor
the company with clog.
The BAzoo wishes the Band Boys
Happy New Year and hops that they
may give many more masquerade balls
j. n. Dean asked Sam Lewis if he was
still in the rag business. II is presumed
ne wished TO sell Sam his suit after the
ball.
Frank Richardson vainly tried to hide
himself under skull cap and behind
very sm all black mask, but everybody was
on TO him.
-Chas. Yost, VIM. Kline, John Connor,
DIR. Heaton, Tom Kehoe, Jas. w. Walker
and Chris SPRUCE, all lent their presence
but left their masquerade suit at home.
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