Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-10
THE ODD FELLOWS BALL.
SOCIAL RECEPTION OF THE
II. w. GRAND LODGE.

Oh the seasonal Very Large and
brilliant Assemblage-The Opera
House Thronged with Beauty and
fashiOn-The Arrangements-Etc.
The ball at the Opera House last even
ing in honor Of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge, L. o. o. f., given by Bullion En-
campment No. 10, Eureka Lodge No. %
and Mountain Lodge No. 81, was one of
the most enjoyable social events that has
ever taken place in Eureka. All the ar.
rangements were most satisfactorily made.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
banners and flags, and large mirrors we're
hung on the sides for the ladies to exam
inc their toilets from time to time, and the
gentlemen to see that their mustaches did
not require IN extra twist. The floor was
in capital order for dancing, and the ven.
~tilation all that could have been desired,
the atmosphere Of the room being delight
iully cool throughout the evening.
THE COMMITTEES.
The various committees were constituted
as follows: Committee Of Arrangements
A. e. Shannon, W. J. Smith, j. J. Baird,
J. Q. Harmon, j. Mendes, Fred. Hoffman,
z. L.. Broy, H. B. Mckee, W. s. Beard, G..
Ferraris. Reception Committee-W. H.
Davenport, A. d. Rock, J. L. Smith, J. J..
Baird, II. b. Mckee, j. w. Douglas. r.
Willis, G. Ferraris. Floor Managers
Matthew Kyle. E. r. Clute, M. J. Frank
lin, r. Sadler, D. Hastings, J. W. Smith.
Floor Director-W. j. Smith. The duties
of each Of the committees were performed
in a c~ommendable manner, and left moth
ing to be desired.
H DANCING.
By half-past 8 o'clock the hall began to
show symptoms Of life, and by 9 O'Clock
the floor was crowded by a brilliant assem-
blage, while the gallery was well seated
with spectators, who appeared to be com
pletely carried away with the moving mass
below. Floor Director Smith started the
ball a-rolling promptly at 8 o'clock with
the grand march, and from that time I'M
til 3 A. NJ. there was as merry a party OF
dancers as ever assembled within a hall
in this city. The music was furnished by
Messrs. Piumhoff, Riegelhuth, Come and
Pasco, and was fully in keeping with the
rest Of the arrangements.
THE DRESSES.
In many instances the dresses were very
tasty and rich, and quite a number Of
them were evidently prepared for the occa-
sion. Among the toilets which struck the
hasty glance Of the reporter as the most
deserving OF notice were those of Mrs. F.
W. Clute, Mrs. Henry Rives, Mrs. w. Par
dy, Mrs. r. L. Chase, Mrs. J. II. Shoe
maker, Mrs. A. Cazoux, the Misses Alberta,
Miss Rosa Sheen, Miss Grace Pardy, Miss
Mamie Robinson, Mrs. W. P. Haskell and
a number of others.
LADIES PRESENT.
Among the ladies present the reporter
the following, though many must
have escaped him, owing to the immense
crowd and the large number of strangers
present:
Mrs. F. W. Clute, Mrs. Henry Rives,
Mrs. VIM. Pardee, Mrs. W. J. Smith, Mrs.
]. s. Whitton, Mrs. J. II. Shoemaker, Mrs.
Kayser Of Tuscarora, Mrs. Geo. W. Baker,
Mrs. W. s. Beard, Mrs. King Hedley, Mrs.
Robert Beatty, Mrs. Z. Leventhal, Mrs.
Hank Knight, Mrs. d. Mannheim, Mrs. L..
W. Cromer, Mrs. j. Straus, Mrs. Mag
Mrs. Riegelhuth, Mrs. Rooney,
Mrs. AL. Titus, Mrs. r. L. Chase, Mrs. j.
e. Platter, Mrs. II. Bishop, Mrs. W. W.
Bishop, Mrs. Henry Mau, Mrs. A. Cazaux,
Mrs. M. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. W. p. Has
kell, Mrs. W. T. Richards, Mrs. j. P. Edoff
OF Elko, Mrs. Abe. Kaye, Mrs. A. Skillman,
Mrs. Joe Ennis, Mrs. P. Steler, Mrs. James
Mason, Mrs. W. H. Collins, Mrs. T. d.
Page, Mrs. Compana, Mrs. G. Prevost.
Mrs. T. j. Maupin, Mrs. Johannes, Miss
Lena Wendell, Miss Rosa Sheen, Miss
Grace Pardee, Miss Yastenia Alberta, Miss
Ysabel Alberta, Miss M. Mundell OF Elko,
Miss Esther Frank, Miss B. Frank, Miss
Maggie Wethered, Miss Matte Rundell,
Miss Marion Robinson, Miss Aggie Hall,
Miss Emma Vanderlieth, Miss Annie Stew
ems, Miss Annie Reece, Miss Inez Curlow,
Miss Eliza O'Keefe, Miss Teresa Lesser,
Miss Eliza Smith, Miss L. Hagar, Miss
Louise Kobe, Miss Annie Isaacs, Miss
Maggie Kemp, Miss 7. Steler, Miss Addie
Titus, Miss Julia Burt.
GENTLEMEN PRESENT.
]. o. Laughlin, r. M. Beatty, T. Betti,
VIM. Wren, r. H. Elan, @. Rassetti, Jos.
vanini, DR.. Huntington, R. Campana,
James Hampton, G. A. Marsden, A. Berg,
D. Hastings, @. II. Bray, R. 7. Brodeck,
NJ. McCully, VIM. Flattery, A. s. Longley,
Frank Alexander, G. W. Dunning, James
Creaser, j. s. Shoemaker, J.. G. Law,
Chas. B. Elliott, NJ. E. Gavin, Geo. 5.
Smith, H. Il. Bence, @. w. Jones, ]. @.
Smith, Joseph Organ, A. Gale, R. Crossan,
NJ. Ridge. @. L. Cheney. p. Lowell, II.
Marden, L. L. Crockett, J. Lingley, VIM.
Donnelly, J. @. Harmon, ]. Strauss. L. D.
Henry, G. W. Baker, @. F. Filson, O. Z.
Allen, D. Mannheim, P. W. Pulling, ". ".
Rogers, H. Kayser, M. Callisher, i. X.
Jewell, H. Hip, John Magginetti, w, b.
sheppard, Adam Mclean, p. N. Marter,
W. P. Haskell. E. N. Robinson, Jas. Orr
Charles McGregor, NJ. Holmes, John ".
Masterson, Mr.. Phillips, VIM. Cameron, l..
K. Farvoid, John Tore, j. Manion, a.
Ferraris, @. Provost, AL. Titus, ). W.
Smith, B. Lachman, H. Cohn, J. M. Lane
Otto Boetzel. James Mason, A.. D. ROCK, Il.
D. Page, Ben. De Lock, W. H. Davenport,
j. Fl. Stinson, Joseph Devils, james Hagar'
s. Lesser, J. T. Martin, b. G. Levy. b.
Davidson, John King, j. V. b.. Perry, JOS.
Davidson, E. Polglase, Ben. Curry, A: NJ.
Hartman, John ~Fitzmaurice, George Hen
ming, John Kinney, @. b. .Bidwell' George
II. Morrison, E. A. Hartenstein' /. Ed
wards, A. J. Durham, M. Nj. Johnson, ~
R. CARRIER, Frank Robbins. d. e. hitz-
never, W. Marsden, John Lowry, Charles
Ferraris, P. Knight Abe Sewer. ". :.
MCINTYRE, A. B. Carrow, J. J: McDonald'
II. B. Fay, P. NJ. Bowler Jr., Ed. Wander
leith, John T. Baker. A. Kaye, ]. T: Will
iiams, Charles Lund, R. Kirman, M; D.
Foley. A. Aulhach. H. Brisacher' M
franklin, r. P. McDaniels, VIM. Levy
T. Richards, A. ]. Woodbury., j; L.
Donaldson, P. steler, R. J.: Doak, Us.
A.r1. ID III MnlnahV.
F. M. Hoffman. E. R. olute, VIM. Pardy.
D. McNichol, W. D: Reimer' D. W; NC
son. VIM. Prince, r. Willis, John Bowman,
O. L. Scott, s. L~ongabaugh, F..J. jenkins
Fled L~oschenkohl, John Schumacher. v.
O. Mills Jr., E. Mann, Geo. Brown. B.
Bergman, n: J; Smith J. P: adofI' T. Z
Chas. Singhass, E. s. Eisenberg,
]. ]. Baird, j. Jacoby, B. F. Wallace b.
F. Kelley, All. Jenkina.
SUPPER.