The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-18


masquerade on Monday night, and there
lore can not say anything with regard to
it from personal obServation. The manage
ment sent us a complimentary. for
which we tender our bow. Following are
the names of participants and the characters
assumed, taken from the Democrat Ladies
Mrs. e. Il. Cheadle, Spanish lady Mary
Cheadle, Queen of White roses Rosa
Clark, Witch of Endor; Anna Willet,
school girl Mrs. Emma Circle. Roses /;
Carrie Clark, Nun; Mrs. Anna Knox, Star
OF the eve; Jennie Simpson, Migrow lady;
Minnie G. Letter, flag bearer, regiment
No ; Nellie +. Hurd. 4th of July, 1876;
Nettic fTtlrrl, broom girl; Lou Merrick,
vivantliere, Sophia Vanwindell, daughter
ofthe regiment; George Hodge, midnight
Matte Allison, GODDESS of Liberty, EmtAa
u. Hurd, trumps, hearts Mrs. George
Weller, page Mary f. Roland, of Jef1er-
son, Roman peasant girl Emma Ketchum,
snow storms Ella Ketchum, Goddess of
Liberty; Nancy Jones, Queen of morning;
Annie Stfmson, queen of night; Ellen
Murray, rustic lass Mrs. II. f. Dowcll,
Gipsy fortune teller Mrs. ). l.. Harris,
huntrcss Maggie Webbcr, American flag;
Mrs. j. r. IIerren, and Mira Mansfield.
twin pages Minnie T.. Miller, star of the
evening; Maggie F'ronk, butterfly Annie
Allingiiam, Kathleen Mavournecn Jennie
Bolds, snow flake, Maggie Daniels, edues-
trtenne; Mrs. II. E. Johnson, queen of
noon Mrs. ". r. Canon, queen of night;
Mrs. NJ. L. Lupcr, sister of charity Gen
deacR-H. II. Gilfrey. Beau Brummcll :;
w. II. Barr, Nobody; Emanuel Meyer,
Noble Irishman IL. s. Bell, Minstrel IL.
ID. Looney, Green beau of the evening; J.
H. llerren. Master of ceremonies O. V.
Motley, red white and ulack domino: Phil
lip I.efier, negro John Circle, clown; 4.
Monteith, plantation Negro; Hank Raney,
Soap Creeker; J. 4. Crouch, benedictine
Monk; Ala Harris and john Duburille.
indian chief squaw and pappoose f; c. C.
Cherry, Piety Flat girl; r. Bentley, 18th
amendment; Lon Cleaver, jumping jim
Crow; j. III. Taylor, First street hummer;
Charlie Powers, boot-black; r. d. Wilson,
Plantation bitters George Weller, OtEello;
w. III. Miller, Yankee sailor; Ben Kel-
sey. Jack of clubs J. H. Foster. ,Jr.. way
mp fireman Charles Fronk, sailor; Starr
AIealey, city rifles JEFF Cline, Col f. ID.
Baker; /. n. Hooker, hunkey boy lYm.
Scott. soldier; Ed Baum, DIR. ISenbert
j. F. Webber, Jr., mitlshipman Sig Fox,
circus clown r. 4. Foster, Louis I4th ::
Harry w. Abrams, the great unknown; :;
n. Baum. Turk Otto Fox. Centennial
jockey; r. ID. Hodges, Captain Jack r.
p. Nye. Dick Turpin Henry Carter. Soap
Creeker; john Carter, Fern Ridger J. G..
Evans, trade dollar w. III. Parker, giant !;
Simon Seitenbach, Postillion Joe Clark,
Yankee peddler; y. ID. Brewer, Alexan-
der the great; Sam Rosenberg. Mulligan
guard; G. Gerhard. sailor boy Ed Carter
one of two's; Henry Backensto, TyrelI !;
Mack Monteith. Yankee petltller; =. r.
ScrTfford, Long Toner. Previous to un-
masking. committee consisting of Hon.
5. f. Chadwick, of Salem. Captain Miles
Bell, of the steamer Alice, and p. III. Ray
mond, ESD, of this city, were selected to
award the prizes for the best sustained Ia
dy and gentleman character in the room.
After due examination the committee uuan-
innously named Miss Maggie Daniels.
Equestrienne, and Joe Clark, Yankee ped
dler.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.-Afe
DANES Boltls, GTtIbb and Upon have taken
the room next to Fox Bros, OH First street.
where they lave opened stock ofall kinds
of millinery, fancy goods, etc, which they
will sell cheap for cash. They are also