Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-03
PIONEER FAIR.
0esd stars Made Last Evesfug-rhe
Booths asd These who Prsside
Over Them.

Gesd ssars Msde Last Evesiug-rhs
Booths a.d These who Prsside
over Them.
Pioneer Fair. at National Guard Hall.
was given o good start last evening. The
attendance was good. and the ladies hav.
ing Il in charge 90 exceedingly gracious
that all were charmed who wntured
within the hall. II was stormy and uu.
favorable ON the outside. but the delights
Of Spring. Summer and Autumn were
comminglsd In National Guard Hall.
When entering the hall to the right
will bs found the Miners Booth" II
IL called for short the lemonade
stand" bat q thirsty man can there get
anything up to a good drink Of prime
Kentucky Bourbon. Mrs. W. by.
Doans IL chief Of the corps which does
duty here. Following 10 her roll call Of
assistants: Mrs. Judge Moses. Mrs. W.
D. O. Gibson, Mrs. suthsrlin, Miss
George Kaiser, Miss Annie Morris Of
Empire, Miss Carrie Kelly, Miss Maggie
O'Donald, Miss Mary Jane Morgan,
Miss Cassie Henderson, Miss Hattie
Henderson, Mrs. Wentworth, Miss Liz.
xie CASTILLO, Miss Molllo Connolly, Miss
Marie Du Long.
Among the attractions at this booth 10
q large and hussly.suggestivs wedding
cake, nicely frosted and carrying upon
Its surface OF sweets . chariot contain.
Ing bride and groom, cupids, darts. etc.,
ali drawn BY white Swans. Young men
need not be bsshful; the young ladies
look a. II they might accept II properly
pressed. but they will not pop. We are
positive oil all this for they said 90.
Next on the south side 10 the Flower
Table, Q beautiful booth beautifully ar.
ranged and attended. Miss Mary Daley
has marshalsd to her assistance much
loneliness In the persons OF Ida Tread.
we'll and Miss Sarah Bartelle-it 10
Love among the roses" It has. out
Of Difference to nice young men, been
christsnsd tho "Johnny.Come.Lstel
Booth" and they sell the "Soiencs Of
Beauty " there. all for 81.
Next comes the Mechanics Booth.
with Mrs. Chsttsrton and Miss Diamond
In charge. Here 10 Q diamond ring to
be rallied of aud Q gold ring aud q wine
set to BE- voted to popular people. For
particulars inquire at the table OF Mrs.
Doane or Mrs. Hsist.
The refreshment table 10 Q beauty,
and has more Rustatory delights upon
II than would suffice to satisfy an army.
Il 10 we'll kitchsned and attended BY
Mrs. Frank Morrow, assisted BY Mrs.
Stackhouse, Mrs. John Promise. Mrs.
Ben. Wood, Mrs. Delavan, Mrs. Thack.
ham and Mrs. John Kesns Of Gold Hill.
Punch Table - This ID where they
punch" not with care" but after
the manner Of 40 and 80. Mrs. Haist
presides and IL assisted BY Mrs. Il.
Kaiser and Mrs. Lockliu.
The Comstock Booth, Miss Lottis
Pinschowsr presiding, assisted by Mrs.
b. D. Baker and Mrs. 8. A. Ashley, 10 .
beauty and contains novelties In abun.
b~ancs-just the things 70 adorn and
beautify with. The shell reef OF Mrs.
Ashley IL an artistic production, a. 10
also the wax reef Of Mrs. Lsrnhart.
Here also IL q beautiful sewing chair
donated by Mrs. 10. Stewart, which 10 to
be voted for. The reefs will DO rallied
of.
Near the northwest corner Of the hall
stands the Caledonia Booth. where
sweetmsats = found and other beau.
tiful things. Miss Feliois Genesy pre-
sides, and Mrs. Gedss assists. Here
are Q beautiful lace quilt and Q massive
silver pitcher which are to be rallied OF.
The Shooting Gallery Is presided over
BY Miss frankie Henley and Miss Katie
Falk. Here the crack shots Of all the
companies make bullssyss very easily.
and at the same time cast sleeps eyes
at the girls.
The fishing pond 10 In care OF Miss
Lena Delavsn. Here o man or boy can
surely get q bite and catch fsh according
to his bats. A two.bltter 10 . beauty.
and the bigger the temptation the bigger
the haul.
Miss Maggie Long and Miss Florence
Caldwell have charge OF the cigar stand.
They are much more graceful and 40.
commodating than the unreal Indians
and squaws at tobacco stores along the
streets, and the young gentlemen hnd
their cigar stand place OF great attrao.
ton.
The grab. bag Of Miss Hsrnleben 10
full Of delightful surprises and II largely
pa~tronizsd.
The art gallery contains 80 beautiful
II 10 sxquisitely arranged
and 10 under the care Of Mrs. John Peck
assisted by Miss L. Caldwell and Miss
Ada Ellis. Fuller mi ntion will DO made
OF this hereafter whom more space can
bs devoted to II.
Music and dancing abound at the fair
and II L. . pleasant place to spend the
evening. The Csrsonites are expected
up tonight and TO entertain With special.
It will pay to be there.