The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-15
local AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily
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dies Of Eiko, at Freeman Hall last night
wAa eo~plsts sucoes~ The hall Sas
beautifully decorated With evergreen.
the ''stars an6 Stripes" hanging in
festoons. with tho motto. Welcome"
above il, in tho front end Of the hall.
each window being decorated with .
wreath ot erersrcens. There ~ere also
twelve bird cages each containing .
beautiful Canary. They sang sSeetiy
until u late hour. and then put their
little head beneath their wings, and
Just naturally rent to sleep.
About 8 G'=!ock.ihe dnncers began 20
arrive. the ''geutiemcn" we're accompa.
MED to their Dressing Room by the
ladies, who removed their hats. coats
aud overshoes.
Wonder il Dick Brown has learned
the glider
Didn't Geo. Tucker stalk like a Ham
let ia the Grand March7
What in the world wGs ia those hot
lemonaies?
Only one Lady escorted her pnrturr
home and that vas n married woman.
Instead u remaining "wAlI.1owers"
the u~neueaged males would go down
town to ''sec a nan"
The Elko Post reporter must have
been laboring under the influence OF
Rock AMI Rye" when lie described
theladies' costun es 10 Saturdays Issue.
j. w. Dorsey was ackuowledei by
every Que. himself iuclu lei. to be very
oG1ciouS. the exquisite OF form. thu
very perfection OF movement. aud n
thorough disciple Of pick sands; wine
colorcd suit; watch chain made Of five
ceut nickles for effect: didu't lea the
Grand March.
DIR. M-igs' military air won tn. hearts
OF tie ladies' and the envy OF bis biirfsr
brothers; glossy black suit. hair walked
lChiua noapl: WhiskeIa cut SiagsIs
style. collar reversible. hair oil, berg,
mot.
II. Z. Freeman was too cute for any.
thing. His COSTUME. was noted for its
simplicity: BLACK coat. pIin, lacs thin
miugs. topped up at tho sides; pants
shirred at the bntiom. collar clean; kids
new.
DR.. Huntington. OF Tns;arors. va.
really charming in a H.'aus colored
suit; white vest. opOn at tho throat;
showing hne liuen; hair conbed higu
and junIbled; lovely dancer.
Z. Is. Newman, q very agreeable part
ner in the Newport. MALI all the girls
happy by his tight huSsiug aud singing
SWEET Spirit Scratch Ny Ear"
Major Miller ''PulIrJ DJwu the
Blinds and IN ,de up in grand style;
hair cur!ed: rcd rose over left ear; bor-
rowcd watch: t~o. bit hoao--np footing:
looked dpwu.hesrtcd after supprr.
Joo Cor wore a hon loo suit lSicoii.
th" Tsilur ]; hair banged; ostrich ncs,
on top 81 h-nl; uecxti,. C%ru;nuniAI
knot: p"tfu'n''. ''Sooi gathering"
lI"pEi IA. II h,uIsoms conductor.
wore " Cardinal rcd c'p; badge taken
OF: orHnS" color-d vest. open In tho
back; Cinderella slippers; louI blue
~crlvat; whiSkrrs pos lorrd with saw.
dust; always on timo.
Geo. M"i:| appeared in q nne black
suit (bjrro~ed from IIamill) vest cut
bias: boots blackrd; no COLLAR; hose to
match; hair very curly; boquet OH
right side; Alaska diamond Ia shirt
front.
Geo. Mcintosh. a dreamy eyed bru.
nrito, ~Hs attlred In pure white panta
let:es "a Ia dnckingj hnir pr,ed down
tho back; icather.ejso cut; shoes to
match.
Eugene Stollz with patent leather
pumps; corns noticeable ny expression
on his face blu, pants; b,lnornl hose,
out at tho hoal; good couverss,ionalist.
g.. W. FUicher, Of Tu. carora, after
causing soinc disturbance. GuaIly select.
cd n partner; wore q clawhammcr suit;
ribbons In his cars, aud hose friIlcd for
the the occasion; jewelry cameo. Quito
n belle.
q. W. Coddington, Of Cariin, was ut.
tired In 0 navy blue suit, with buttons;
hair parted in tho middle; patent leather
pumps; cuffs to match; smile. sweet.
johnny Mcintosh. Of Carlin, gave
ee'd' to the occasion by appearing 10 red
pants; no hose; box toed Shoes; white
tie-tied behind latest agonyl.
j. whited, Of Wad,worih, looked OK.
trem ly beautiful; tho ruff nrouni his
neck aud ruching on his coat cnls WAS
very becoming to his style; qnito q
favorits among tho IL iioa.
j. II. q 'llagher. after many trials md
~tribulattons. got there in good shape
sross eyed from effect OF beauty spo. on
tho nose; pink tic 10 match; darling
littlo shoes t%horrowcd1 engaged for
every round dance.
A. J. Ellis, a handsome auburn boy.
did really go. after many Invites; wore
n "silVcr watch" suit; shirtnletto ruf
fed down tho front; whiskers Ia "a