Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-24

to attend great many dancing parties,
but we never were present ct more
elegant or enjoyable affair, than the ball
given on Tuesday evening by the Young
Mems Social Club. The gentlemen
composing that association had evidently
taken the very greatest pains and spared
no expense, to entertain their guests as
handsomely and Hospitality as was pos
sible. The hall was decorated with
much taste, brilliantly lighted and the
floor nicely wa1ed. When filled. as it
was at quite a seasonable hour, with the
greater portion of the youth, beauty and
fashion of Phoebe and their escorts. the
coup doeu was magnificent. The toiletes
Of the many ladies present were re-
markablo for richness and good taste.
We made the attempt to particularize,
but gave it up in despair. In the first
place we cannot Claim to be AT fat in
describing the dresses with which the
ladies' heighten their charms and dazzle
wepoor unsophisticated men folks, lp
the next, the number present was so
great that some would certainly escape
our notice 30 we concluded to content
ourselves with saying in general terms:
that the fair ladies present, were oil OF
them charmingly dressed, looked their
prsttiest and made sad havoc with the
hearts of great many young gentlemen.
Dancing inspired by the sweet stains OF
an excellent band, was kept up with
much spirit. with an interval for supper,
until about four o'clock in the morning.
Even then the guests Reluctantly sep
arated, but all Joined heartily in unani-
nous expression of thanks to Their kind
and courteous hosts, who had 30 unceas-
ingy exerted themselves to promote the
comfort and enjoyment OF their visitors
The occasion will long be remembered
With pleasure by all who participated in
the brilliant and joyous scene.
NEws.--We have news OF our jovia
young friend Harry Supple, who, o few
month ago, was busily sticking type il
the RECORD Office. By the subioined ex
tract from the Eureka Sentinel it appear
that Harry has been converted: By
letter received from Denver, Colorado
says the White Pine News of Saturday
weare informed that Harry Supple, VIII
was compositor on the News about yea
ago. and well known in all the printing
Umces on the coast, is now engaged a
Denyer as Bible agent, and is doing
Land Office business in the sole c
oioles. We always thought Harry wa
endowed with Christian principles, an
H would some day rise above type-stickine
Harry was also compositor in this offic,
PROBABLY he 10 engaged to bear til
schools Sc and is running opposition to {
uD.AMud, muddisr, muddiest. W
are not sure whether that is good gran
naror not, but it is very expressive of Il
condition Of our streets. If any on
wants to get into an unamiable frame
mind and test his command of expletive
iss him essay the journey between Il
court House and the RECORD printir
once and see how he comes out. o.
ming is certain he will be one of Il
muddiest men in town il nothing NOR
HE TwENTY-SEcoND passed off vel
quietly. In the morning there was
pa'sds Of the Lexington Guard and
,lss'sning grand ball was given by u
noung Mems Social Club. both of viii,
b p.siS are noticed under their respect,
u usaas' For the rest. matters proceeds
E auon as usual. A few of the boys got
ba "e mellow but not enough to do al
Turing the parade OF the LexinRt,
oaard on the 22d, and as the afore "a
military company was rounding I
So,ner out by the RECORD Office. t
S I"ow who pounded the big drum slipp
pos;;o,' out be only remained in Ii
ps SI"ioh Tor moment, for the Capts
S;sntly stepping to the front. pick
snd up with the point of his bayor
aug SIT him on his feet again.
HE Young Mems Social Club =
Please accept the cordial ,hapks Of ,
th ~ Guard for the kind Invita-;
WUtne ball given by the Clnh - hnnO.
"ASn'neton's birthday. '''
,os; Ss.'c S couar.- The case Of St.
c ss,ost stsadwell came up in the Ina,
n, Iu y! Yesterday and was oon,;nvS oa' :
:" this evening at I O'CLOCK. 'n0'd