The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03

on the night of December 24th. The
reporter is not able to give the entire
programme:
Welcome to ALL" song by the
school was excellently rendered. Tire
vocal solo by Miss Lizzie Kemp, was
greatly appreciated. Misses Kemp,
Clofton and Master Elmer Lower. ac-
quilted themselves with great credit
in recitations. There were also sew
eral dialogues and the acting in them
was of more than ordinary merit.
ELK HILL.
This place is one of the historic
residences of Missouri 1t was form
erfy the home of the late W. b. Nap
ton, chief justice OF the supreme court
for many years. The farm is now one
of the finest and best improved stock
ranches in Missouri. Mr.. III. &. Tav-
Tor. well known to all Petti- county
people, resides here. Last Thursday
evening the young people of Long
wood, "anamaker, Stingy Ridge and
hoping Stormed the good folks M Elk
Hill. Ii required but u few moments
after the arrival of the guests to clear
several spacious rooms in the old man
sion, oi furniture and then the festive
dance begun and was continued into
the small hours Of morning. Game
and music employed a part OF the
company and il general mirth and
fun making is the sign OF enjoyment.
those young folks certainly had plenty
of it at this party
RECEPTION.
Miss Flora Browntield Of Cooper
county, WAS married to Mr.. Kills
Hieronymus Of Longwood, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents in Pilot
Grove last "Wednesday. The wedding
was very quiet one, only few
chosen friends AMI members of the
family being present.
Mr.. Ambrose Hieronvmus, the
father Of the groom, gave a reception
in honor Of his sons marriage at hi-
home in LongwooI last Thursday
night.
There were about 100 guests present
10 congratulate the newly made bene-
diet and his bride.
There were manv handsome and
useful presents given TO them by their
friends.
Want of space forbids special
of those who were present.
The bride was dressed in pearl
,olored silk, the groom in conven-
iional black, and white tie, and both
ooked just as happy AZ could he. A
supper wa> served at $50
p. m.
At 10 o'clock the company took
heir leave with many heartfelt wishes
or the future happiness and prosper
~ of Mr. and Mrs. X. Hieronymus
CHRISTMAS.
On the night of December 25th, at
he school house in Longwood. there
vas an elegant Christmas frame and
ross. Santa Claus came in person
md distributed the presents, valued
'ver hundred dollars. When Santa
'laus had concluded his work, the
rame and cross were quickly cleared
way and two dialogues by the chill
lren of the public school and the great
LAY My Wife's Relations" were
presented as per programme.
The children did excellent work.
The play was rendered in a man
Ter highly interesting to the audience
md creditable to the company. the
raise and compliments being general
o them all.
There were about two hundred and
fifty people present and the school
louise was crowded to its utmost.
About SD were the or rs receipts.
The company met last Friday night
nd voted the proceeds, about SIC to
ir Bill George who is in destitute
circumstances.
Some seven or eight dollars was al>o
;,ised for Mr.. George at the Reni>on
rhooi house.