The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-23
b. OF II. II. L.
The Ball Last Night Given by
This Popular Organization a
Great Success.


B. of r. r. T. was an exceptionally
pleasant affair snd large mum Ter
of merry hear,ed guests we're present.
The large dancing hall was most
tastefully decorated in the following
manner: Stretching down the center
of the hall, between the two fully
lighted gas jets from which we're sus-
pended red, green, blue and white
railway lanterns, was wide drape IT
bunting of light colors and at the west
end Of the hall the effect was exceed
inely fine, srranged as it was with a
headlight at each end Of the raised
platf,rm, whereoR a miniature train
of cars with engine and all compete
rested, and above which, made IF ev-
ergreen, the letters B. Of r. r. L.
shone conspicuousiy. Below the
platform surmounted by gorgeous
beautiful array OF flowers
was the word "welcome.
Around the sides of the hall, red,
white and blue bunting divided the
honors with the National flag and at
the entrance two magnificent flags
were artistically draped. The deco
rations reflected much credit on those
who designed and carried them cut
and they were universally admired.
The dance programme was tasteful
ly gotten up aud the dances for which
Gregs's orchestra furnished the music
were as follows:
Grand march; quadrille; waltz;
lanciers; schottische; parisienne;
polka; quadrile; wal'z; sicilienGe
circle; waltz; quadrille prairie
queen polka; york; lanciers; new
port; quadri!le; schottische; race
uette; Virginia reel; Tucker; wal'z,
During the INTERIM, sion delicious
supper was served on flower decked
tables composed of cold ham, smoked
tongue, fried chicken, cold slaw, .po-
tato salad aud a dessert course of ice
cream, lemon ice, cakes and fruits.
The committees to whom the success
of the ball was entirely die were:
Committee on invitation: Messrs.
P.L. Swickhamer w. n Perki-
son; William Cour;ney; Ernest K.
Henney Mike Andersen; Al. Hersh'
burger; A. Smith; John lsenberg
G. Light; P. P. Murphy; II. W.
Hardy; j. A. Chut,le; p. o. Davis
P. Sullivan; George Provolt; L. ID.
Kehoe n. Mosier and Tom Kelly
Committee.on arrangement: z. L..
Swickbamer; A. Smith; P. P. Muir
ply; w. H. Hardy ]. IseDbelg and
n. Mosier.
Committee on reception: I. ii
Kehoe; N Mosier; Ernest Henney
T. G.. Conkle and w. III. Hardy.
Committeeman on for: P. P
Murphy: W. H. Hardy; Tom Kelly
T. II. Kehoe; Mike Anderson VIII
liam Norton; 81. j. Heinrichs.
Among the ladies present, all o
whom were tastfully attired, wer
Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Sowder, Mrs
Parks, Mrs. Stu ,blefeid, Mrs. Parish
Mrs. Leece, Mrs. Ashworth, Mrs. 10
and John Lomasney, Mrs. E. A
Adams, Mrs. Bowler, Mrs. Chetland
and Misses Kate Mahoney, Molie Al
derson, Josie Roach, Maggie Myer
Sarah Lister, Eddis Rucker, Liz
Sullivan, Isabel Jesse, Rosa Norton
Myrtle Ra, burn, Mamie Sullivsl
Daisy Ford, Annie Avery, Kat
Murphy, Julia Sergerscn, MINI
Hough, Susie Murray, Gertie Leacl
Julia Bonner, Miss Chetland, Magg
Phelan, Aggie Lister, Julia and Ma
She's.
The gentlemen were: Messr
Earnest Hepney, Will Courtney, l.
Ilgenfritz, Henry Heinr;chs, Jol
Lomasney, Ed. Kent, Ewart, Charl
Holt, Will PiIkiugton, Pat Sergers0
Hon. j. FL. Boutwell,, Dick For
Thomas Kehoe Ed. Ford, M. b. A
derson, Jas. Scanian, heympr
Baird, Charlie Wesson, Will Rile
Jack Gibbs. N. Mosher, Ed. Fec
c. a. Stewart, Howard Park
Mike Leonard, j. Isenbsrg, j. Shl
tie, William fielding, John Mekenz
Dick Sullivan, Patsy Sullivan, Z.
Murphy, F. w. Hammond, Geor
Long c. Hammond, Frank OC'
nell, Charles Blount, G. t. Cantie
Cliff Henderson, III. Wise, Hal
Hardy, P. L. Swickhamer, W
Dowler, Walter Whittel, Will Ira
man, Heiny Young, Walter Grahs
Chas. Hall, John Moore and Jan
Scaulan.
BALL NOTES.
IT. III. Kehoe got there.
The supper was a daisy.
Tbora ware siyty-tWO cou