Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09
Olympic Ball.

! Friday night, at the Turn Nereln HAL.
| After it is over it stands out in the past
| like all other balls-and that is why one
must have been there and participated III
order to know how it was. IT Is the
third monthly entertainment that the
! Olympics have given and it passed OF
/ inst like the two former-delighttu
| Never did rose b'il lassies, who formed
the majority of the fair tone might al
most say fairy par. of the attendance,
| look more bewitching. while any town
may be challenged to send out fairer
representation of worthy lads than Car
son made show OF that night. Every
! thing had been done 10 make the soiree
/ 4 success. The walls of the coy little
! hall seemed almost to speak through
their ever green wrcathS and pictures.
/ The Gut He'll Of our Teuton!c friends
WIS replaced for the occasion by the
warm salutation III our CHEEKY old saxon
speech. Welcome t. cur FRIENDS
! The gymnas:;c apparatus Of the club
gracefully placed beyond reach, yet whhih
sight. added substantially to the pc,
trlre: whiic il the smooth and pniISh"d
surface of the elastic hocr the san! l;55
Outlines of the T,!IsivLorc&,2 fac might
IL seen inviting young jewellers = the
l%-ce. In IAu=Ic stand talked. c>rt>!-
ally, vLc: Flanders sounded the figures
AMI his cat gut together, The pieces
were four and they made music tE;.t
would have fired q passcr by IL tl>
stree, % whiGl az! wall III the sand.
-.2l;sly SONG from Z sl'!.ce TO Il
rolntI ana back from round to :: square
dane, the night passed ioyoUs'y away,
the fun coming To is merry en! with Il
7,;,,;.:2-, So, lifting, ID Ia ...;cEcl Viz
s:uia III. al t70 i y IAorling. Tie
bon.nan dance L.I formed lively fea
tuTa il the FESTIVITIES. That the mirror
:. Il dressing room VS. 10: ea@tt-lrd
h. 5>-2e O. The ,-J:z-,'dr ret.cct!ons
which shot out from 1t. Is sur
prisiuc. The ladies', OF course.
looked all the p.e.t:eg in the fantastic
head gear, ai.i III. vbe i. Was hecE2Ne
they visited the glass SO Ctten that l.
was able to withstand the pressure of
the other sex. Long live the elastic
beau1 OF the Olympics, and their Aclles,
no: dumb but speaking pictures.
The PHILHAEM0NICs- received By
post last night = very poit" invitation to
meet with the gentlemen who are 2c;.l-
Gus for tie formation Of 4 Philharmonic
Society here-at the Methodist Church
on Monday tomorrow evening. Now
:hi, invitation VT are not vain enough
10 nisinterpret rs I. compliment TO our
voice, nor We: To our ear, though :, COM
pliment, to its size,--we Halter ourself
might with propIiety be bestowed upon
the latter OF these gifts Of ours, but.
rather. IS inteGdei IS a gentle and
clever hint 70 Us to >ay something, here,
which may serve t. Icninl everybody
wha needs reminding Of the meeting
aforesaid Now ti-e fact is It really
matters bat little whether oCr BACON be
utilized t. this projected society ii 70
calsts; bUt ii We don't give them the
benz tit of our yo:cc, at least we VIII lend
them srlch encouragement rs can be had
il these columns. There is always hope
for a town that hL:, amateur tAeatrlcais
and singing clubs. Music IS the f. cd of
love: melody hath charms to soothe the
Washoe breast: song and dance and
such lish:some amnsements drive dull
care away ar,. 1t ut ,aiize a vast volume |
of superiuous cEssedness. Therefore !
We say with emphasis, success to this !
Philharmonical enterprise.
CARSON pAsEAwAYs met pursuant to |
adiournmeut--at the Court House last /
evening. Called to order by Vice-Presi-
dent 7. W. W. Davies. New members |
elected--W, A. Brophy, J. Sutherland, |
Mart Glover, VIM. Patterson and james |
Mod S,t-ryla,, ,liobt az Zach Wa,