The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-16
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Fhe reception at the Govc1.ac raa2--
ason night before last was IL every res
Pect grand success. The people
seemed to rise en- masse to attend the in
vitations of our worthy and beloved
Chief Executive. Those who had even
but a few moments to spare, were glad
to spend them in brief chat
with and hearty shake Of The Gov
errors hand. The house could not have
contained all that came, if the number of
visitors had not been decreased from
time to time, by the departure OF those
who had to tear themselves away from
the scene of such hearty welcome and so
much enjoyment. The Legislators, for
whom, we take it, the reception was mainly
intended that the Governor might become
acquainted with them each, personally
at once, were nearly all present and par
ticipated witha relishin the preparations
made for them by their excellent host.
A few of these gentlemen were accompa-
MED by their wives, who figured promi-
nently in the unusual display Of beauty
and fashion that occurred. Our own
towns-people, of course, came out almost
universally, and by their presence great
" added to lh7 number of callers. The
ance of the first corners, between
8 and 9 o'clock and lasted with undi-
minished flow of enjoyment down into
the small hours OF morning. Miss
Bradley, assisted by her friend, Hiss
Walden, received her guests and did the
honors of the house with rare and
charming grace. At times it became'ex-
ceediogly difficult to entertain SO many.
the large majority OF whom we're strang
ers to the daughter of His Excellency,
yet, at no time did she fail to interest
and hold the minds Of those whose hon
or it was to converse with or itsen to
her, by means of her extraordinary con-
versational powers-a gift OF nature,
rendered all the more charming by the
requirements of superior education.
The young lady was well sustained in
her pleasant labor of entertaining the
numerous company by Miss Walden and
others of her lady friends. It would be
impossible to speak of all the dresses
worn on the occasion; SO that, We shall
be obliged to contine ourselves to three.
Miss g was elegantly attired and
appeared very charming, dressed IN q
rose colorel silk trimmed with cLantiilr
lace hounces.
Miss W, was tastefully atti1ed in
a crimson silk with white overshirt
Mrs. j, was plainly attired IA a
dress of black silk and looked
WELL
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Ny, Mrs. &c, Mis-. st, Mrs.
w, and Mrs. Cd appeared CON
spicuous for beauty, and style of dress.
Mrs. RI. from San Francisco, .ap- |
peared at the reception to the delight o.
her friends after long absence and WAS
warmly welcomed back to Carson.
Among the married ladies OF Carson +
who were very interesting and pretty Gas
always), were Mrs. Rs: Ms W -
D, Mrs. Ny, Mrs. D-s, MIS-.
F-x, and others too numerous to men-
ion.
List, but very lovely still. came the
ioung ladies' of our sage brush town. 50
many and highly fattering reriarlss have
oeen made upon their appearance, that
would be out Of order TO quote any one
aging in their praise. Therefore, We
i've only the initial of those Who APP
,eared most lovely: to wit: Miss CO.
Hiss Nd, Miss R-o, Miss C-h
Hiss Ny, Miss C--y, and Mrs.
II.
All went merrily. Towards the clos
ng of the magnificent and enjoyable en-
ertainment when the company had thin
led out sufficiently to render the "trip
ing of the light practicable, set took
he floor for quadrille, whereupon
frs. R, by dancing with His Elk
cheney became the belle.
CoRREcr1oN.-By mistake in our re-
ort of the Senate proceedings OF Tues
ay Mr.. Stevenson name appeared at
he head of the signers OF the report OF
ne Committee on Elections, in the case
the contested Senatorship. Mr.. Stey-
rson made a minority report, and it
as on his motion that the entire matter
as referred to Tuesday 23rd for special
rder of business. We are glad to make
le correction, in order that Mr. Steven
N may not appear misrepresented.
Mrs. BECK has ten acres of land,
tuated on the road between Carson
nd the Springs, for sale. See al.
LEFT in the Presbyterian Church, and
# with us-an article of fur dress
ONE aud get it.
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