The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-23

COmpOceu Ol the lOuO"iHS Hdncu
skilled musicians: Prof. Gregg,
leader; Scott Gregg, Dill Stark, l..
+. Friemel, G.. Hartenbach, John
b rsch and II. Bevan.
The grand march was full of the
most intricate and beautiful figures
and was led by Mr. s. n.
Lewis and Miss Lizzie Burt.
The supper was served in Mr.. Will
Beitler's finest manner and consisted
of many delicacies, such as salads,
meats, pickles, fruits, cakes, ices, cof-
fee, etc. The supper was much en-
joyed.
The following were among the
Brotherhood of Brakemen present {:
w. j. Buchanan, grand master; w.
III. Norton, C.. F. Shoemaker, III. w.
Hardy, s. j. Lovitr, III. III. Knox, j.
NJ. Heckler, F. G. Conkle, A. ID.
Higdon, Parsons, Kansas; q. F.
Mccullough, G. F. Winery, C. p.
Hall, NJ. j. Pluck, III. G. Collins, o.
III. Lawson, j. r. Kirk.
Among the fremen and others
present were Messrs. ID. Richie, j.
Faris. M. Doland, j. Cosiin, j. Wal
lace, w. A. Clark, G. Mcconnell, j.
Neval, J. Holland, T. Myers, G. JOY,
j. Valentine, f. B. Parish, j. Stangle,
/. III. Humphreys, A. Banded, j. Al
corn, B. Tilberry, j. Lister, Mike
Maroney, C. w. Mitchell, w. Ran
dolph. j. Kelley, d. Litter, w. Math-
ews, w. Dunnigan, j. r. Kirk, j.
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish, Mr.. and
Mrs Gaffney, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Hannibal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Lester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alcorn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. OBrien, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Fleck, Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Rippey, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs
w. D. Witzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
; Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bayliss,
Parsons, Kas., Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gar
vim, Misses Lucy Cronin, Maude
Mel, Louisa Baudel, Anna Frank,
Maggie Russell, Of Kansas City,
Ida Means, Uhionville, Mo-,
Mia Lester, Mary Meyer, Katie
Holland, Anna BlOunt, Laura
Boyd, of Montserat; Della Morrissy,
Ida Rueker, Lizzie Burt, Bessie Rus
sell, Ada Farmer, Ella HOgue, Maggie
Kelly, Julia Sullivan, Tillie Knopfli,
Maggie and Nellie Green, Della hick,
man, Mamie Cunningham, 1T. Louis
. Mary DUNCAN, Lulu Mckenzie, JET
ferson City; Bertha Scott, Mary Til
{ hurry, Amy Mendel, San Francisco
. Cal; Sallie Howard, Lexington
Mo-; Maude Tritt and Messrs
" EaaI1MstsH. e. fMisSh t99 J. L. Parrish
: ID. Maynard, III. I. Hoberecht, F. w.
Burke, j. w. Bowman, G.. Blair, w.
L. Ward, Frank Berry, G. Taylor
: III. Pilkington, P. Showers, s. Murray
j. Henry, j. Jamision, S. Doyle, }.
, Wright, S. Morrisey. j. Logan, j.
Fitzpatrick, d. Glazier, III. j. Mer
rell, j. Ahrens, HI. Bender, T. j.
OCOnner, L. Turner, Lee Byler' Wi
Guether, F. Spann, Joe Jamison, ID.
Taylor, j. L. Finnigan, Bob Thatcher,
Newt. Siebert, w. 7. Cole, Denver,
| Col; Z. Seifert, New York City.
The ball lasted until morning and the
tired but happy jewellers dispersed to
their homes pleased and proud of the
success of their fourth grand ball and
banquet
The ladies were mostly attired In
light silks, with oriental lace garni-
ture and cOrsage boquets of roses and
other flowers, and many were the ad-
miring compliments they won from
the gay and gallant fire laddies.
Even the weather smiled on the
boys and although the black flag
fioated sat the mast head" yesterday,
the night was as serene as June and
the moonlight fell in the soft translu-
cent lines which were wont to stir the
hearts of lovers.
The badges the committees wore
were made of scarlet and white and
blue and white satin ribbon and in adj
dition nearly all wore boutenaires of
natural flowers.
Mr.. s. n. Lewis acted as caller
and did good work for the boys.
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