Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-27
VENTING rssE ,aoxursABs


One day last week Il was determined TO
give = surprise party to tho families Of Mr..
and Mrs. Church and Mr.. and Mrs.. Price.
all VI whom reside In what 10 known -
the Homestead building. Mrs.. lily. Doane
and Mrs.. Slime Ogy were the prime mover
and TO their assistance they called Mr..
George Stewart and several young ladies.
Who did much 10 make the party . sucoess-
shortly after 8 O'Clock last evening the
procession formed in front 81 Mr.. Ogy's
residence. and. headed by Mr.. George
Of . century q The being accompanied
of l716l. the line Of March was taken mp.
wound around the Sunderland mill block.
and nnxlly coming out on Main street, The
company began to make track for the
Homestead. II did not take long 10 climb
the hill. steps and all. for the young people
Of Gold Hill and Virginia have not trAv-
ersed the slopes of Mount Davidson all
these years for nothing. Arriving II their
destination. the house waa taken possession
VI by . committee Of ladies and gentlemen,
and the generous l~uneh-Jasket. hlled with
good things, stored away.
Entering the hall. Professor varnsy's
hand WAS found In readiness. and II was
not long before the dancing commenced.
A number Of young people from Virginia
were pre.snt and we're male TO feel -
much at home ~ was possibls.
Among the ladies' present W noted the
following: Mrs. Church. Mr. Price, Mr..
Dean. Mrs. virden. Mrs. Dotcn, Mrs.. Glib
son Mrs. MArhall. Mrs. Bean. Mrs.. Has,
kins. Mr.. Wright. Mrs.. Kosby. Mrs. Lam
~cAstsr. Mrs. Ruepel. Mrs.. Emmett. Miss
Annie Gray, Mrs. French. Mrs. Duncan.
Miss Maggie Holmes, Nm. OK. Miss
Gertic Flanagan. Miss Ida Glass. Misa
Lizzie Fox. Miss Jennie Hatch. Misa Ida
Lichtenbergrr. Miss Hattie Hall. Miss
Mary Reinstein. Miss Mary McCabe. Miss
Hattie Henderson. Miss Cassie Henderson.
MiSs Lulu CASTOR. Miss Kate Connolly.
Mis- Mollie O'Connell. Miss Cora Rice,
Miss Kate McDonAld. Miss Mary Morgan.
Miss Mollie Holmes. Mis- Lizzie Holman.
Miss Minnie wiegand. Miss Minnie Rus
sell. Mis-. Lena smith. Miss Annie Irwin.
Miss Emily Nichol. Miss sudie YATES. Miss
Julia Scharff. Miss Clara smith. Mis- Ella
Sterrstt. Miss Louise Neimeyer and Miss
Mary Collins.
The names % the following gentlemen
we're also taken down Thomas Booth. J..
b. Weston. George Tombs. Thomas Hop
kins. George stewart. Charles Convell.
Barney Sharff. J. Burkmaster. Oliver IRE
william. George Hall. Heller Holman. Chris.
Batterman. W. u. virden. J. g. Wise. II.
l.. Stewart. Tommy Morgan. II. Mackey,
Ben stern. ]. Pearce. All. Doten, Morris
Davis. W. d. Z. Gibson, Slime 0gg. Billy
Hoskins. George Perkins. j. Davis. John
Church. J. II. Harris, Judge Wright. d.
L. Bean. W. Stebbins. Mike Kennedy. Geo.
Bennett. ]. ID. Marshal. DR.. SchnAbel. j..
Kaufman. W. Hy. Doane. n. Long. Dan
O'Connell. Sandy McNartin. T. d. Dunn.
Sam Davis Virginia "Chronicle" re-
porterl, Charles Price. II. T. Tucker. q. n.
Stewart. George Emmett. Natl. Slater. J..
Thinner and Z. Hall.
After dancing had been indnlged In for
some time. an elegant rrpast Was spread
anil everyone invited 10 partake. The in
vitation vas accepted with alscrity. When
fatigued with exertion In this direction. the
gay aud festive dance MAS resumed and
kept up until all were tired enough 10
quit. The party Was pronounced by all .
perfect social success. AL undue restraint
MAS thrown OF and . good. jolly time en-
joyed.
After the dancing those present were "a
yorel with that sweet and familiar song
entitled The Goodby at the Door" Miss
Niemeyer. the fair songstrrss. rendered
the melody In . most artistic and bevitch-
lug manner. Bill Gibson -ang There's
Glory In Ny SOUL" the people shook
hands. and all went home happy. Many
ami earnest were the rxpressions Of
thanks to the ladies' VI the house fog their
hospitality. aud 10 the ladies' who origin
ated the gathering and who carried the
party to 81 pleasant and successful . ter
mination.