Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-10-22
The K. Of 2, Eall.

The K. of P, Eall.
The first annual ball of the K. of
P. was given in Odeon Hall, as per
notice, on Friday, october 14th. A
very large attendance, excellent mu.
sic and perfect arrangements for the
comfort of the guests made COM
plete success, and everyone went
away thoroughly convinced that they
had received enough pleasure to last
long time.
The Order formed at their hall and
marched in procession to the ball
room,
: An address was delivered by Grand
Chancellor Morrison, after which
the usic struck up and dancing
began.
By actual count there were two
hundred people present, ninety three
ladies and one hundred and seven
gentlemen. Among those present
were Miss Crawford, Miss Walter
and Miss Martir., from Carson; Miss
Annie Henry and Miss Nellie French,
from Silver City; Miss Miller, Miss
Tracy, Miss Moran, Mrs. Barton and
Mrs. Depoli, from Sutro; Miss Poole,
from Geld Hill; Mrs. Newland, Mrs.
Coulter, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. McLain,
Mrs. Taylor, Miss Belle Leslie, Miss
O'Rourke, Miss Ross, Miss Grant,
Miss Minnie Jackson and Miss Gum
bert, of Virginia; Mrs. Park Barnes,
Miss Rose Benjamin, Mrs. John Lo-
thrOp, Mrs. o. A. Brooks, Miss Fran
els Brant, Mrs. Chss. Box, Miss Jen-
ME King, Mrs. W. r. Davis, Mrs.
Styles, Mrs. Hugh CARING, Miss
Lillian sanders, Miss May Lothrop,
Mrs. Newman, Miss Estella Fried
line, NJ SIS Ada tlackett, Miss Minnie
Leslie, Miss Ida Roihschilds, Miss
Miss Lolita Rothschilds, Mrs. Ruel
Lothrop, Mrs. Norton, Miss Lena
Millsap, Miss Dollie Randall, Mrs. t.
Gavin, Mrs. Perry, Mrs Dan Norton,
Mrs. Ell. Lothrop, Mrs. Dan Swart,
Mrs. A. j. Maxwell, Mrs. &c. Fox,
Mrs. George Midgely, Mrs. w. W.
Byron, Mrs Sanders, Mrs. Friedline,
Mrs. Rothschilds, Miss Ruth Brant,
Miss Hettie Guild, Mrs. s. E. Coop
err, Mrs. j. G. Hazlett, of Dayton,
Among the gentlemen were j. NJ.
Dormer, OF CaLdelaria; Messls.
Crawford and Parkinson, of Carson,
Messrs. Barton, Donnelly, Early,
Benjamin, Ten Eyck, Tremcr, Dono
van, and Depoli, of Sutro; Messrs.
Morrison, Brennan and Conwell, Of
Gold Hill; Messrs. Brennan, Coulter,
Newland, L. e1 Hyde, Federer, Boeh,
Stewart Jackson, ZiegIer, Lewis. Pc
terson, Blanchard, Knapp, Norton,
Mandel, and DR.. NJ. ]. Holmes, of
Virginia; G. P. Randall, Hugh Car
ling, w. r. Davis, A. Friedline, o.
A. Brooks, Tom Gavin, S. Z. Cooper.
Chas, Rothschilds, John Benson, j.
Hanson, J. G. Hazlett, W. Wagner,
Frank Chrisman, j. l.. Godfrey, Geo.
Campbell, A. J. Maxwell, Henry
Cobb, J. E. Bray, P. j. Ganey, j, X
Hougham, jackson LOTUS, W. P.
Browne, John Smith, d. G. Fox, W.
W. Byron, Ed. Maxwell, Dan Nor
tou, Chas. Box, Cal Burnap, M. w,
Styles, John Lothrop, Jno. Newman.
The music was good, and those
present were in such good spirits
that each dance might be called a
pleasant Incident. 1t was away on
in the early part of the morning be-
fore the medley was played. The
hall had be,n fitted up in good style
and everything went off as the in
tertion was to have it go, in the best
manner. The Knights of the friend
ly tie did themselves honor in this
first anniversary, and only a surfeit
of enjoyment and utter exhaustion
prevented those in attendance from
wishing they had an anniversary
every week.