The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-02-17

he nasaaera1e.-The6 Second 1asquef~
sods Ball given BY Nr. Johs 0'Nsill, VA
held 1t the McBurney HOUSE. on Tuesday
evening. aud was largely attended. Sixty
gentlemen were present, - evidenced Oy
the tickets sold, and 1t least hfty ladies.
only about one half of whom, however,
were in costume. Among the tnaskers We
noticed the following, quite y number
changing during the evening, and some re-
tired before unmasking 80 t'-.
Dr.. H. Crepin, - 'Chanticees" an odd, attractive,
and Characteristic make up, we'll sustained. '9.; Fl
Mrs. W. Hyde as "Queea Of Diamonds" Hastily
and appropriately dressed and pessoniaod. &c.,
Frank Williams, - Jester" dressed. danced and
did the character wen. b"
Mn. wnes represented the - Ksdsp~dsse," In arss
rate manner. and we'll designed costume. II.
Geo. Miller. with whip and CAP made live jockey
E1la Wright In brown fancy dress and blue mask
looked neat and danced like . sprits. "
Lou. DangeH ~ 'Sailos" wore the traditional seae
suit and represented jolly tar ashore among swess
hearts, after the most approved fashion.
Nrs. Car, In white domino and mask. made
handsone appearance.
Joseph Hyde was ''Zoaave," In regulation blue,
red and gold and Ill " attention" 70 the lsdies
NJ J. B. Wilcox, - = Mother Hubbard" was the
character throughout, and made more fun than any
body" a., ..
Charles Aspiring, ~ italian brieand.~ Wa elegantly
eostumed and msde very handsome appearance :
Mn. A. Wright, - the beautiful Blonde" ~ .
tangled many heart In yoar ha,r. Jspstte,"
ed II she could have daucsd less gracefully would
not have been recognized.
Thos. Atkinson. as Horace Greeley" let up on
Grant for the occasion, and applied himself 70 the
double shudle
Lucy Hammond sppesssd, - might" in pretty
and appropriate costume.
Addison Smith, ~ the "villaxs sch>elmsstcr,"
w,s splendid grotesque character. a.,
NrsL Williams appeared In fancy dress and mask.
Vim. Coleman, ~ a plantation Darkey," was in
character and costume the best sustained impssoas
ton In the Hall. ,at.
Harry Miles, ~ "Flower Girl" Was . vsry neatly
dressed and expanded little piece Of deception. and
distributed boqusts and courtcsies with becoming
grace.
Mr. Roberts ofPioneer, and Mr.. D. Gamer Of Deer
Lodge, - bskerA had the drcss to perfection and
sussained the chasacters well rr.,.t,. ti. =.
Mrs s. Jordan, fancy dress and black mask; well
disguised.
- Buddy" Brown, A the "wec Gin In Pink" was
success, and hsd plenty Of fan. :i,.'
&c Ker'sy, - the ''vsiasd Prophet" prevented
striking and handsome appearance In white robes,
and carried the white banner with silver crescent
John Biclenburgh. Our Celestial BsUthcr." wore
holiday Chinese suit with ease and dignity. q.
Fred. Losber repsesenteda Prussisn Huxsar." In
regulation uniform, and having worn It in the army
for two OF three year, Of course did it gracefully
Jas. E. Owings Appeared, ~ the Red Monk, in
very attractive costume.
WIN. Way, ~ Card Man," held full hand in one
suit. =
n. Biclsaburgh waa a ''Samb0" OF hsrculsan pro-
portions, and staining garments.
Nessn. Chas. t3eilenburgh and Fred. Touches each
appeared - "Mephistophe'es," In good costumes.
Mater Elias represented ''xiddy," and made
I" rashn" character OF It. :. 81.
Ncsas. VIM. Allison and Robert Miller were in
black dominoes and mask; Nr. xath eeon % ''Ysn-
kee:r John O'NeiN ~ 1.-The Old woman that brushed
the cobwehs from the moon;" Mr. shandley = = re-
tired Princess" and probably others were there
of whom WI failed to make nOtc
For al. there was quite IN assemblage. .
lively time, and good amusement, exceed
ing the previous ball in point Of numbers
but not up To It in the matter of dress.
The music was good. supper ditto, and ev.
erybody, including the spectators. enjoyed
the evenings advertisement, while we are
glad to know the enterprising protector
made handsome mar gin on the Ball.