Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-01

ing, and the character was acted will
vIvacity and grace.
Mrs. schiller, Blue Domino
Mrs. John Maggenette, Pink Dom
inc.
Miss Maggie Wethered, Page oil
Charles VII; very stylish anC hand.
some.
Mrs. L. o. Swensson. Amazon; sh.
sustained the character well.
Miss Hillma Swensson, Fancy
Dress; beautifully robed, and looked
as enchanting as usual.
Miss Julia Vanderlieth, Night; il
must have been a lovely summers
night, judging by the beauty and radi-
ance of the young lady.
Mrs. X. H. Chase, Page to the Duke
OF De Montebello; a magnificent eos
tune. The lady was one of the bellies
OF the ball room.
Mrs. i. j. Maupin, Sybil, from the
opera OF Faust; a very stylish charac-
terization.
Mrs. f. d. Durkee, Mrs. l.. w.
Crotner, The Two Orphans; these
characters created much mirth. Mrs.
Durkee subsequently bloomed out as
Jaunita, an Indian Maiden, and took
the character well.
Mrs. L.. w. Cromer also appeared
in another dress, the name of which
we tailed to learn.
Miss Emma Vanderlieth, Pink
Domino.
Miss Maggie Capron, Blue Domino.
Mrs. Sam. Friedman, Blue Domino.
Mrs. Chds. III. FIske, Pink Domino.
Mrs. j. Nj. kellogg, Night; stately
and fascinating; much admired.
MIS-. Nj. M. johnson Country school
Girl; a vivacious and well sustained
character.
Miss Jennie Bartholomew, Snow; as
pure and spotless as the element she
represented.
Mrs. II. NJ. Beatty, Jakey the Sinner;
a eallus little boy, ready to shine 'em
up" at a mement's notice. Well acted.
Mrs. j. j. Turner, Nan the Good for
Nothing; ragged and saucy, but very
handsome in her assumption.
| Mrs. p. Anderson, Pocahontas: a
wild Indian maiden, one of the first
families of Virginia.
Mrs. Viola Smell, Lady Teazle;
looked as if she had just stepped out
of the old English comedy. Elegantly
dressed.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cavanaugh, Pink Domi-
no.
Mrs. w. II. Davenport. Snow; she
dressed the character perfectly.
Mrs. Slu~her; fancy dress, a hand
some toilette.
Mrs. ID. b. Harris, Queen of Night;
a magnificent toilette; the lady looked
charming.
Miss Ada Lansing, lady in evening
dress. very neat.
Mrs. w. w. Bishop, evening dress;
a superb and rich costume, n of the
most handsome on the floor.
Mrs. l.. r. MeSic0i, Full Evening
Dress; rich black velvet, trimmed
with flowers; jewels diamond; looked
charming and was the center of much
attraction.
Mrs. VIM. Arlington, Susceptible
Youth; certainly, after her identy was
proven, the gentlemen were su,cepti-
BILE; a well sustained assumption.
Mrs. j. f. Platter, evening dress; a
superb toilette, and one of the best
present at the bal masque. Elaborate
floral decorations; a charming bru
nette and very popular.
NJ rs. A. II. Campbell, Milkmaid;
charming as a daisy; acted the charac-
ter we'll.
Mrs Rabjohn, Joan of Are; the
French heroine exactly; u handsome
costume.
Mrs. F. J.. Schneider, Fat School
Girl; plump and fascinating.
Jennie Schneider, Domino.
Mrs. q. NJ. Fletcher and Hattie j.
Schneider, Twin School Girls. they
looked very handsome as twins, and
enacted their roles to per &c ion.
Miss Allie De Bonce. Maid OF Sara.
gossa: as lovely as one of Byron's
heroines usually are.
Mrs. j. Straus, Mother in law, come
to stay awhile, and she staid; we'll EN-
acted.
Miss Minnie Herring. Domino.
Mrs. Fanny Snetsinger, Morning
star; as radiant as a heavenly cnn>tel.
latipn. A beautiful and fascinating
costume, and one of the triumphs of
the night.
Mrs. Moch, Lady Catharine; a state
ly aud elegant character.
Mrs p. Steler, Polish Countess; a
beautiful dress and splendidiy enacted.
Miss f. futile, Fancy Dress; ele-
gautly alfred; stately and graceful and
attracted much attention.
Mrs. Ike Phillips, Page Louis ";
a beautiful little lady and as pretty as
a pink.
Mrs. A. c. Bishop. Fancy Dress;
a handsome demi-blonde; superbly
attired; graceful and entertaining
Mrs John Perry, Evening Dress:
a becoming toilet, aud greatly adj.
mired.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ashim, Woman's Rights;
prepared to enforce the doctrine, and
one OF the very best sustained charac
ters in the room.
Mrs. w. ii. MacLaren, Pink Domino.
Miss Cora Burns, of Palissde, Ball
Dress; a ravishing toilet; petite and
attractive; one OF the triumphs of the
evening.
Mrs w. III. Clark, Fancy Dress; a
fauitiess toilet; handsome brunette;
charming conversationalist, and uni
versaIly admired.
Miss Elite Collins, Full Evening
Dress, en- train; pink bodice and white
skirt; "a queenly demi-blonde; one of
me o distinguished looking ladies'
I'D a~ttendance; turned the heads and
neatis oiall the gentlemen in the room.
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