Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-18
Rules and Regulations.


Rules and Regulations.
Grand masked surprise party given
by Lou Travers. Emma VANDERBILT.
Augustus Taylor and L. ID. Wander.
leith.
l. All invited are requested to meet
at the E~piscopalian rectory in mask
and full suit or Monday evening at a
quarter to eight.
,. All intending to be present must
keep the name, color and style of snit
to him or herself, and on no consider
alton tell any one, invited or not.
3. DIMINISHING to take place at II
o'clock. No speaking to each other on
the way to the Cleveland's or while in
mask.
unless in mask. except Rev. {. ii.
Marshall and the editors of the SENTI-
Nell.
.. Boys and girls taking parts to-
gether should be careful If having to
speak, not to mention the persons
ltine to whom they are spe liking.
d. Missing and forfeit games, such as
! pillow, cap in, clap out, spinning the
plate, button and p~ostOtfice, can be
played with mask on, as you can kis,
eacli others mask.
Z. No boy or girl should raise, or at
tempt to raise, any one else'S mask,
pain the hair (aS it is generally false so
as to disguise Yourself better, or in
a'ivwi~e try to lind a person out in
any such manner.
:. Any masIler, knowing another
ma~ker, should not tell any one else
who he or she is.
Signed:
EMMA, Lov, AUGUSTUS,
T.. y. V. MAY, IsIDoRE,
Committee.
=. S.--PleaSe call if you cannot stay.
We will bring you some 9OOdteS any
how. C~OMMITTEE.
The young ladies', in whose honor
The party was given, are the children
of Frank Cleveland. They have but re-
centlyarrirel IN the town, but thatthey
have been here long enough to capture
the affections Of their p~laymates, is evil
dent from the general uprising Of the
Juvenile element last evening. The
programme announced in The above
note was carried out, except instead OF
the affair taking place at the residence
OF Mr.. Cleveland it came Oft at Critic
rion Hall, MIR. Dunkel having kindly
rendered the use of 1t for that purpose.
When We arrived, about 10 o'clock, we
found the seats around the sides OF the
room crowded with spectators enjoy
ing to the. utmost the joyous scene
which was Transporting upon the floor.
Our duties at the office necesSitated a
brief visit, but during the half hour
We remained we noticed the c~reditable
manner in which the different charac
terS were sustained, and we heard it
remarked by several that as IA general
proposition more d~elinea!ive ability
was displayed by the youngsters than
was manifested 10y their elders at lige-
lows Hall on Christmas eve. Follow
ing Is a list ct the nIaSQueraderS, which
we give in the order III which we re-
caived Them. ana if any one is omit
ted, we recommend the injured party
to take 1t out at Rev. Mr.. Marshall in
a good snow-balling whenever an OPP
portunity occurs, for upon finn rests
the responsibility of the omission, as
he acted during the evening as the
SENrINkL's Deputy Jenkins:
Misses Present:
Esther Levin, as a Dutch Girl, made
lots of fun.
GusSy Mannheim, Charles II; beau
tifullv dressed.
Maggie Wethered, Sailor Girl; and a
pretty one at that.
Carrie Maupin, plain mask; but not
q plain face.
Miss Herring, spit Fire; well sus-
ia ned.
Emma Nanderleith, Street Sweeper;
sustained the character with spirit and
correctness.
Hannah Levin, a Belle, which in a
few years many a beau will want to
w(ring).
Maggie Kemp, evening dress; very
tasteful.
Lulu Beardsley, pink domino; well
disguised.
Emma Howard, Evening Belle; was
much admired.
pretty and sprightly.
May AShim, Sue, the Wild School
Girl; good makeup and capitallv
acted.
Lizzie Mathews, plain mask; Well
disguised.
Lucy Taylor, plain mask, with a
pretty face under it.
Annie Reece, Witch; sustained the
character we'll by acting naturally.
Charlotte Farley, Nan, the Good fOr
Nothing; one of the best sustained
characters of the evening.
May Terry, a Gentleman; dressed
and looked it to the life.
The Boys:
AT. Farley, Old Centennial; capital
ly made up and acted.
Charley Cowles, Old Timer; well
sustained.
Georgy Marsden, Bootblack; excel
lent personation of a hoodlum sinner
moke.
lSidore Goodfriend, Topsy; a very
&" wicked" looking and acting wench.
Geo. Ashim, Art Gallery; covered
with pictures.
James Denver, a Turk; well-dressed
character.
jimmy Hall, Eureka Swell; good