Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

matte shape to tue best possible advantage
|. Gen. Clarke were the frizzed hair which
has m .de him famous in social circles and
pale lilac neck,ie which was the envy of all
rivals.
T. c. Pinckney, an auburn blond, wore a
| cut-away coat with black lining, costing at
! least a dollar a yard, and bias pants. The eye
glasses and shirt front, whose snowy surface
was nnbroken by single coffee staln, made
him an object Of universal attention.
jim Marshall, blond of the spirituelle brand
and considered by some the genuine belle
Of the ball His eleany shaver face and
well BACKED boots showed to a decided ad
vantage.
Col Davies, genuine claw hammer and
| pink suspenders
| Capt. Lyons white shirt and yellow socks
e.. Balbriggan The absence of bis bold Gal
ways was a source of universal regret.
Harry Hunter, black pail back, deeoette
shoes and striped Stockings
Buck Zaeriskie, hair banged liz front, eye
hrows painted to match CATERS, and dyed
! moustache
James Crawford, white vest borrowed from
Conrad Weigaad and silver buttons assaying
1921 hns. Underwear genuine Aerino.
Mr. Mari, a bashful blond with pale cad
inum neektie aud breath scented with fresh
subbs. His movements the floor eom-
sined the easy grace Of q startled gazelle with
the 1.-THE movements of Woodward Garden
seal, and such murmurs as "Oh. my, amt he
daisy :" followed him wherever he went.
His dancing bill of fair was filled at an early
hour.
Judge Hawley wor eelluoid cuffs with light
blue sameos, dug from the excavations of DR..
Scheileman in Greece
Jack Marshal, fresh bath--low cut shoes,
open vest and elevated collar Charming
any way You looked at him, and q lively
dancer
Chris Batternan, tight black pants and plain
gold ring. His new front teeth just ordered
of DR. Billings will not soon be forgotten by |
his lady friends.
Earnest Hawley wore light lilac hose,
slightly embroidered and not by any means
loud. Refused all invitations to dance except |
from favored parties.
W. S. Byrns, hair d Ia Fro~ Frou, and !
vest cinchsa At the back; yellow jewelry.
Hal Meyers, pants reaching to the ankles
aud cut bias at the waist. charming figure,
Harry Rice, full black suit, with carriers
and collar of about equal hight.
g. c. Thaxter, coat tied behind ia double
hiof in ht,i
highest style of the art.
Charles Sharp, hand sewed boots, point
lace COLLAR, real frosted buttons and fresh
Hundred white vest.
OTHQR GENTLEMEN PREsEhT.-On the foor
the reporter noticed Judge Beatty, Judge
Leonard, Gen. c. c. Batterman, S. d. King,
E. M Hunt, Mayo Greenlaw, Mr Scoville,
Dean Hatch, T. Coffin, G. b. Hill, Col Boyce,
Harry Whitney. Willis Clarke, Mr. B. f.
Small, Geo. Mills, Professor Einbeek, Alec
Ardery, K. J. Parkinson, B. F. Foster, Geo
Davis, Mr.. GlIlis, c. P. Mason, E. A. Allen,
Mr.. Kelley, Mr. W. r. Wright, JOHN Forbes,
Col. Pete Cavanssgh, R. Ii. Wright, Bob
Wright, Sam Davis, DR.. Harris of Virginia.
The above list was hastily gathered and is
LADIES PRESENT The following ladies
we're present
Mesdames, e. M. Hunt, Clarke, Hunter,
King, Seoville, Cowen, Foster, Lyons, Bick-
he'll, Hatch, Thaxter, Coffin, Hill, kittrell,
Small, DR. Harris, Whitney, Mills, Lee,
Beatty, Stampley, Judge Wright, Jenvey, of
Reno.
Misses, Patten, Gates, Marshall, Verrill,
Dow, Ferris, Kelly, Ryan, Nellie Parkinson,
Fannie Parkinson, Ollie Bray, Mary Bray,
Dealey Gardner, Cavanaugh, Tufy, Black
,urn, Sharp, Hoger, Curry, Allen, Of Reno. c
md others whose names were given the re- t
porter too late for publication.
A substantial banquet was served at mid C
night.
THK PRoGIAAMB
IF dances was rs follows C
1. Quadrille, Lsneers. d
g Waltz. G
5. Quedrille, Glide.
4. Scao5tisohe.
g. Quadrille, Horse Guards {
=. Walt.
Z. Qaadrille, Social.
g. Rsdewa. N
9. Pariseune. n
10. Wal.z
Ii Qaadrille, Lansers.
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