Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-15

ATurn.Out that Recalls the Boom.
ing Days.

TURNOUT that Recalls the Boom.
Ing Days.
What we had said of the young ladies
Leap Year party was fully realized last
night. The Opera House was crowded,
almost packed, by an assemblage that
Eureka could we'll feel proud of. The
ladies were all tastefully and elegantly
gotten up, while the gentlemen appeared
generally at their best. A very conscious
look was universal emong them, as though
they appreciated the rare privilege of being
courted. As early after $3.50 O'Clock, the
hour set, as is possible in Eureka, the
grand march began. 1t was grand indeed,
and a most pleasing spectacle viewed from
the gallery. It was q picture Of womanly
charms and manly pride that is rarely seen
in any but q metropolitan city. The
march did not show much military disci-
pine, but in ''massing" at the center OF
the hall the vancouver was q delightful
crush. The crowd was so great that
dancing was rather a mere muscular exer-
else than usual, but for this the exhilera-
ton OF the jam more than atoned. Riegel-
huth's Band did their best, and the music
they made was sharp, clear, well-timed and
full OF life. All in all, the ball was simply
immense" We confess that it went
beyond any similar entertainment that
our scribe has ever seen in the camp.
1t was a peculiarly social affair, and jolly
hardly describes the spirit that prevailed.
The gentlemen did their best-which was
always devilish awkward-to act like
ladies, while the ladies carried out the
role Of gentlemen, as they do everything
else, prettily and gracefully. The supper
was a nice home-prepared collation., which
the concourse Of merry-makers consumed
with q voracious appetite. The following
ladies, playing gentlemen, were present,
each with one or more male companions
under her wing:
Mrs. Thos. Haley, Mrs. A. Skillman,
Mrs. I'll. Zadow, Mrs. Chas. Trembly, Mrs.
John Gregovich, Mrs. V. T. Ward, Mrs.
B. F. McEwen, Mrs. E. E. Phillips, Mrs.
F. G.. Bliss, Mrs. W. j. Penrose, Mrs.
Rosseau, Mrs. A. Jackson, Mrs. H. K.
Mitchell, Mrs. P. f. Davidson, Mrs. G. L..
Broy, Mrs. W. s. Mcclellan, Mrs.
j. s. Burlingame, Mrs. j. T. Martin,
Mrs. F.. Reigelhuth, Mrs. M. d. Foley.
Mrs. Thos. McGovern, Mrs. r. Sadler,
Mrs. ALI. Harris, Mrs. Fl. G. McKim, Mrs.
/. C. G. Whitmore, Mrs. VIM. Joannes,
Mrs. II. T. Hoadley, Mrs. Chas. Fox, Mrs.
VIM Sampson, Mrs. Thos. Dale, Mrs. Nc
Garry, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. j. M. Olsen,
Mrs. w. j. Smith, Mrs. P. Steler, Mrs. J.
Schiller, Mrs. M. J. Franklin, Mrs. G. A.
Fletcher, Mrs. P. H. HUI, Mrs. G. G..
Hubbard, Mrs. VIM. Pardy, Mrs. VIM.
Zadow, Mrs. VIM. Mathews, Mrs. Thos.
Trainer, Mrs. Eb. Davidson, Mrs. D. W.
Levan, Mrs. Frank Robbins, Mrs. Don
McNicol, Mrs. J. s.. Capron, Mrs. Alex.
Mckay, Mrs. II. G. Evans, Mrs. M.
Walsh, Mrs. D. r. Sessions, Mrs.
A. A. Andre, Mrs. A. W. Campbell, and
Mrs. Joseph Winzell.
Misses Grace Pardy, Gertie Davidson,
Emma Vanderlieth, Lou Terrell, Daisy
Wendell, Lulu Mccartney. Mary Barnes,
Maud Pardy, Louisa Mau, Title Steler,
Mamie Blackwell, Katie Edgcomb, Lily
Scholl, Maggie Olsen, Alice johnson, Jen-
ME Wethered, Lena Blumenthal, Annie
Kemler, Gussie Mannheim, Ella Dreamer,
Hattie Schneider, Alma Mannheim, Ella
Riley, Emma Plumstead, Aggie Hall,
Maggie Wetkered, Jennie Simpson, Abarta,
Boehm and Kohler,