Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-30
THE CHEADIEE'sj Gs.SfsEEaciDE
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4 Grand ana Pleasing Success.

dancing teacher, was in every respect {
brilliant success. At very early houl
every available space in the dress circle
and stage was filed with spect tors
representing the best social element 81
Carson. The grand march began IT
/ $50 o'clock, the richly and tastefully
attired children presenting a most
/ fascinating spectacle. Constant ball
! mOers remarked that 1t was the rrcttiest
sight they had ever witnessed on the
fcor of the Carson Opera House. The
parents of nearly all thc children dis
played remarkably good taste in the So
lection of costumes. some Of which were
extraordinarily rich. The Appeal. re
having been able t. secure full list Of
the names and characters, and il would
single Juvenile mae},er, Mrs. Ait
offered four prizes for the hest cos
committee w2+ selected to make the
choice: Mesdames ThaXter and Culr,
Miss Annie Bell, Mr.. James Crawford
and another gpntIpman. The Commit
tee had a most difficult task to choose
among so elegantly attired little ones,
but eventually settled upon the follow
ing Young ladies and gentlemen as
worthy OF the prizes Miss Jennie
Sherman, Hoop Dancer; Miss Ella f.
Grcenlaw, Flower Girl; Master Adrian
Ellis. Cavalier. and Master James
Benton, as George Washington. Had
fth prize been offered it WOnld have
been awarded to Master George Heiser,
who was capital a .'TepSey." At a
later hour everybody was permitted to
participate in the dancing, all Of whom
expressed themselves as being delight
ed with every feature of the evening.
Mrs. Alt has reason to feel proud of her
success.
Mrs u. A. Bender is visiting rela-
tiens at Sacramento, Cal.
Crittenden Thornton left for San |
Francisco last night.
Rev. A. Fairbairn of the Presbyterian
Church is reported dangerously i'll.
Miss Stella Gates and Miss Nellie
Clarke, of this city, are visiting friends
in Reno.
Roast pig lunch at Fischer & Deck er's
to-day
Or. John Fife has decided to locate
here and will hang out his Shingle in a
-ew days.
Mike MCGOWAN the " Man Eater" is
again serving term Of l20 days in the
Storey county Jail.
Bill Nolan 81 Beef Steak Bill, ~ a
'anterer wel-know here, died suddenly
II Salt Lake City last Sunday.
The usual extra Sunday spread at
'ay Avery's to-day.
Mrs. Hamilton, sister Of Frank
is in the city as the guest
# Col. NJ. Il. Elstner'S family.
It is fundamentally stated that p. $.
'orbett Of Virginia, will receive the
ppointment of L. $. Marshal in few
lays.
\ large delegation of MasonS will 90
re N here to attend the funeral of the
lte Past Grand Master George Robin
on at Gold Hill to-day.
From Chip Smart, who returned last {
veniDg from the Lake, we learn that
he road is clear all the way to the
ummit.
The election for three City Trustees
axes place tomorrow, and as there is
o opposition in the field there is 10
oubt that the Republican candidates
ill make clean sweep.
Master Masons attending the Grand
odge tomorrow and paying full fare
u the V. & T. r. r. to Gold Hill will
Q returned free on the certificate of
le Grand Secretary.
Thomas O'Brien, Of the ROsedale
ursery, Sacramento, who has lot of