The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

4d1tl, lnb steile, NHlle eOllllcdl dDu
g~fotesque in the extreme, was very
pretty. The utmost decorum prevail
G throughout, and many amusing
little flirtations We're noted by the
spectators, such, for instance, as
HGeorge Washington making love
TO .'Cleopatra, = and "Uncle SAM be-
ing ''dead gone on "Coleen Ba%a.n
The O G. rs have begun well.
Their entertainment was a grand sue
cess. both socially and financially,
and we hope this is but the %forerun-
nef OF the pleasant parties they are
To give Is in future. Following is the
list of the ladies and gentlemen. who
appeared en- masque, and the charac-
tiers assumed j:
LADIES.
Miss Hattie Wells-Joekey. A very be-
coming eontume, and part well sustained.
Mrs. Hoimes-Lnce Girl. True to life. A
simple and becoming costume.
Mrs. 4. j. Speneer-Gipsey. So thoroughly
acted and natural as to entiee one to have
his fortune told.
Miss Mollie Rodifer-Maid Of Avon. A
very pretty character and we'll sustained.
Miss Annie Stenstrom-Flower Girl. True
to nature as the basket Of roses she carried on
her arm.
Mrs. Conoyor- Domino.
Mrs. Nettie Vanderhoof-Coleen Bawn. As
ssate an Irish lassie as ever tfipped a jig at
Donnybrook fair.
Mrs. NJ. Commins-Folly. Elegant cos
tune and character well sustained.
Mss Helen commins-Pase. The little
miss was prettily nttired aud acted her role
very c%leverly.
Mrs. II. J Cummins-DaIgh,er OF the Regi-
mont. Very appropriate costume.
Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs. J. Greenwood
-sllaws. SO natural was this character
sustained tina, the ladies hal some didlealty
in passing the doorkeeper. We overheard a
lad ask ON, How muehee wash tomorrow"
Mr.. J. IL. Connolly-spanish s%anoriia, A
pretty costume, and ms OF hardest to recognize
on ths door. Well sustained.
Miss Blanche Lewis-Cleopatra. 4 very
handsome contume. but the character was far
FROM oar idea of tbs dreadful woman who
caused the great conmotion in Rome anu
Mark Anthony ruin.
Mrs. ". b. Law~lor-Peasant Girl. Very
naturally portrayed.
Miss Matte ~Lewis-eaptain in tho carni-
val Guard. Handsome costume, and one of
the ~prettiest aud beet sustained eharaets rs ON
the floor.
MISS Laura Hagar-Chimes Of Normandy.
Appropriate costume and well acted.
Miss Amelia Websr-Spaaish Girl. Very
becoming costume.
Mrs. h.. Q Bsnsdict-A Lady Of Cards. As
we know nothing about cards, we pass.
Mrs. :. X. Niekols-Daughter of the Regi-
ment. A noat costume and very ~eleverly acted.
Mrs. Brady made a placky-looking Goddess
Of Liberty. Attired in the Star-Spangled
Banner, s%urmounted By the Cap Of Liberty,
she swayed her baton d~eiantly ut all imagin-
AIRY foes. sho sustained the character very
ereditably.
Mrs. W. r. Bassett-Morning Star. Nice
costume and very becoming to the character
portrayed.
Miss Mable Stone-German Student. Very
nice contams, and character sustained with
the ease and grace Of one to tho manor born.
Mrs. Ardaut-Domino.
GENTLEMEN.
Ed. ~Skelley-Spanish Cavalier. A hand
some costume. which made Ed. look every
Inch a Don.
Muster Harry Blethen-female costume.
c. w. Notwithstanding Agent. A clover
hit on the lines.
10. Lander-Domino.
JIG. Campbell Domino.
DR.. Campbell-Domino.
". l.. Harris-Washington. A very elab-
orato Continental costnme-gay and hand
some. We think. however, General Warren
was really the character our young friend
meant 10 adofn, for, like the hero Of Bum
ker Hill, ho "fellp early in the conflict.
NJ. c. Lowcry-Domino.
]. II. Blethen-"Does Your Mother Know
You're Out? 2"
W. d. Roso-Domino.
+. A. McDermid- st. jacobs Oil. A COM
plete disguise, and old Jake and his patent
medicine eleverly initiated.
Joseph Richards-Domino.
Jack Williams-Paul Pry. His Illuminated
busle would have made a good lamp for a
lighthouse.
Frank Hallowell-Domino.
Joe Nay-Domino.
Neil Munro Domino.
George llolmes-Domino.
Ed. j.. C~owley-His S%antanie Majesty. lie
ioaLad hannv as Though he had struck an