Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17

Latter.
The grand masquerade ball given las,
night in the Opera House under the
auspices Of Beatifc Lodge No. Z
knights Of Pythias, was very largely
attended. The galleries we're crowded
with spectators, every available space
OF any size being occupied. The
floor was crowded with those in mask, and
the manner in which several sustained the
characters they assumed more than mel
the expectations Of all present. Some Of
the costumes were not only beautiful, but
were elegant and costly; others were q,
original as they were comic and lsughable
Among those present and representing
characters were the following:
LADIES.
Mrs. Kate Stewart: Spanish lady; very
pretty costume.
Miss Carrie Ferrel: German Peasant
girl; very pretty dress.
Mrs. Laura McNaughton: Evening
dress; elegant costume.
mis- : r.. JOhnnes. french mtlQ, wei
sustained.
Mrs. E. G. Jones: Fancy dress; ele.
CANT costume.
Mrs. W. 8. Beard: Comic Valentine;
very comic indeed.
Mrs. ALI Harris: Court Caster; rather
original.
Miss Abarta: French girl; elegant cos
tune.
Mrs. O. Malatesta: Fisherman's daugh-
ter; original.
Miss j. E. Madigan: Domino.
Hettie Clute: Fancy dress; handsome
costume.
Mrs. ]. Schiller: Tambourine girl; very
pretty.
Mrs. O. Miller: Queen Of night; very
becoming costume.
Mrs. Alex. Mckay: Irish washer woman;
occasioned lots Of merriment.
Mise Kate Edgecomb: Astronomy;
quite original.
Lulu Mccartney: Night; original cos
tune.
Mrs. R. sadler: Cards; very becoming
costume.
Mrs. Gertie Grey: A Valentine; 3 very
pretty one.
Miss Maggie Olsen: Evening dress; ele-
CANT costume.
Mrs. Tom Dale: School girl; well sus-
tanned.
Mrs. Don MoNicol: Modern house
keeper; original.
Mrs. H. T. Hoadley: Miss Cretone;
very pretty.
Mrs. VIM. Herring: ZouAve girl; and a
very pretty one.
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Mrs. w. M. Pratt: Good luck; wish We
could have had another look at her.
Mrs. T. McGovern: Fancy dress; ele-
CANT costume.
Miss Katie Connolly: Fancy dress;
pretty aud becoming.
Miss Gertie Davidson: Evening dress;
handsome and quite a hesrt-breaker.
Mrs. A. A. Andre: Pink domino.
Mrs. Thomas Haley: French waiting
maid; original.
Mrs. VIM. Joannes: Lady Clair; elegant
costume.
Miss Aggie Hall: Folly; quite original.
Mrs. W. A. Wheeler: Jersey Lily; said
10 be the prestiest and oostliest costume
in the room.
Miss Minnie Eglesson: Sailor girl; quite
good.
Miss Hattie Schneider: First ss Kate
Greenawsy, and second as Summer. The
latter costume was very pretty. and the for
mer quite original.
Miss Gussie Mannheim: Little Red Rid
ing Hood; very pretty.
Mrs. H. A. McKim: Bopeep; quite orig
inal and becoming.
Mrs. W. ]. Smith: Pink domino. .
Miss Conover: sister Of Charity; well
sustained. d.
Mrs. Mason: Scotch Lassie jean; and
q very pretty one.
Mrs. p. H. HUI: Pink domino.
Mrs. H. G. Evans: First as Kate Green
away, and second as Ribbons; the former
character was original, and tie latter very
gay and pretty.
The following characters were assumed,
but we have been unable to obtain the names
OF those representing them, inasmuch as
they failed to give their names OF the door:
Princess B~alvadour, elegant blue SIX COS
tune trimmed with rich white beadwork,
Flower Girl, Music, Hope, Aurora.