The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-12-30
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A Brilliant Gathertng-ThOse Present
and the Character They Took.


events we have witnessed for a long
time was the second annual masquer-
ade ball, given by the Order of
Chosen Friends Christmas night.
There was on the floor an array OF
elegant costumes, both male and fe-
male, never before witnessed in these
parts, while others were grotesque
and comical beyond description. To
Mrs. Straus, the %costunler, much
credit is due for the care and trouble
she took in arranging so nice a dis
play for her patrons. We think we
know who was the handsomes It dress
ell lady in the house, but we would tell
for all the worl+. The music-by
Profs. Griswold, Frank and Weber
was ~tirst-class, and, Of course, under
such happy auspices, the ball could
not help being what it was-a grand
success in every respect, socially as
well as financially. The o. {. f.,
people have nov established a repu-
tation for giving the most enjoyable
parties V g gotten up here and each
succeeding event is male to eclipe its
predecessor by the addition OF new
novelties. Following Is a list of the
ladies and gentlemen who appeared
en- masque, and the characters por-
trayed
LADIES.
Miss Carrie Pierce Bohemian Girl. Very
becoming costume AID part we'll acted.
Miss Annie Stenstrom-Freneh Peasant
| al T.. 81 I L. IL -.
Miss Blanche Lewis-Rosaliad In ths
Charge. A very elegant costume.
Mrs. P. w~eoer-Frost. A very good repre-
sentaiion.
Mrs. f.. A. MISUNDERSTANDING Lady.
Handsome costume.
Mrs McLane-Snowball. A very ehaste
and artistic representation of"the beautiful"
Miss Amelia Weber Mother Goose. Cos
tune uni lle and character we'll sustained.
! Mrs. 10. Benedict-Night. Dark as pitch.
Mrs. Ross llu nphrey-Lrd y Tsasbeal. A
the 18th century.
Mrs. killotn-Queen Of Might.
Mrs. Geo. Il. Holmss-Quseu Isabella Of
Spain. A very pretty costume.
Mrs. John Corby-hed Riding Hood. Cos
tune trde to tradition.
Miss Mable Sions-Spani'h Lord. A very
becoming eostInc, AMI character acted in the
Spirit Of me dashins yOLng Dens.
Miss Laara Dursett-PrIncoss Louisa. A
very handsome costume.
Miss lille Nay-Tambourino Girl. One Of
tho most natural characters on the door.
Miss Moilie lIOditer-Prineess ,Hl15a. A
pretty COS umc.
.drA " A Wiliiams-Gipsey Queen. A
well sustained character.
Mrs. Rhino-Queen ofthe Cannibal Islands
Mrs. james Stewart-Princess OF Wales.
Mrs. GreenwoOd-Domino
Mrs. J.S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. Cham
boFd. rich and elegant costume
Miss llenry-tlOSor OF Enn. A very he-
coming costume, and represented as swate an
Irish lass AS ever trippcd a barn-door jig.
Mrs. Straus-Domino.
GENTLEMEN.
W. McWilliams-Spanish Clyilisr. A very
dashing mRke-up.
Joseph Basson-Count La Font.
Geo. T.. Holmes-Charlcs III.
+. A. MeDermid and Kichard Frank-The
Happy Couple IRON san Pede, Utah. A yery
clever take of on tbs Saints aud perfectly uu-
recognizable. Mac. aud Dick had their poek-
cts full OF carrots. which they insisted On
dealing out to the crowd.
l.. Clark-Lord Tissill.
wilson Carey-St. Jacobs Oil. A thorough
incos.. and one of. the must humorous charae-
ters on the floor.
Jacob Greenwood-The Irish Beauty. As
ugly a looking s~palpeen MS one could find in
the four provinces. Looked as if he'd been
In the landlord exterminating business,
+. Weber-Maximilllan. A good makeup.
George Besr-Chinamsn. An excellent hit,
and character sustained second to none on
the floor.
W. fordham-Romeo. Rich and elegant
costume.
Chas. Vanini-Prince Of Walos,
Fred Paiker-rho Widow. Though in the
mourning weeds. Fred seemed ~ and willing,
on short notice, to drop his sombre attire.
ii. McDonald-Prdssian Prince.
/. A. Parker-Russidn Count
j. Killom-Sultan. An extravagant orien.
tal costume.
A. L.. Barrick-Cavalier of the 18th cen.
fury. An elegant costume.
Jevie Deano-Joan Of Arc. A fair repre-
sentation OF the French heroine.
Coraini Cremena-Spanish Gentleman.
Louis Nay-Navy MILDLY, A we'll gotten