Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-01-21

de force y was "a kaushun, chile" He
leap from the gallery was the incident o
the evening, and caused such a roar o.
laughter that made every ones rib
ache. The evening passed In unalloyea
enjoyment 20 both the makers anC
spectators, and. as il with one ae
cord, the reserve usual at parties wa,
thrown of, aud the greatest Of good ma
ture was observable throughout the even,
ing. A number Of handsome costume,
were worn. and many Of the others wers
either unique, pretty or eomical. Not
slight was the curiosity t. know who the
different maskers were, but a number oi
them deiied the closest scrutiny.
A. T.. Cheney, Esq, the floor director,
led the grand march with Topsy as his
partner, al 3 o'clock, and from that time
until $3.50 in the morning, tripping gaily to
the delightful strains Of music by Frank
R~iegelhuth's band, the dancing was kept
up without intermission. The masks were
removed at IL o'clock, when, this being
leap year, Mr.. Cheney was succeeded "a
floor director by Miss Grace Pariy,
assisted by the Misses Maggie Olsen, An.
ME Lncy and Miss Cheney.
LADIES.
Following are the names Of the ladies'
and the dc %cription Of costumes they wore:
Mrs. !. b Gallagher, Miss A. Il. Che
ney and Misc NJ. Olsen: The Gossips.
Characters fully borne out. Knew every
body, and scandalized them shamefully.
Mrs. VIM. %. Mills: Marguerites. One
Of the handsomest costumes in the hall.
Mrs. ii. G. Levy: Dawn. Pink dress,
spangled with silver tars-emblens Of the
break of day. Very charming.
Mrs. w. Sampson. Ribbons. A very
pretty costume, and quite attractive.
Mira. I. Dale: Peanuts. An appropri-
ate costume and well sustained character.
Mrs A. Aguayo: Russian Princess. \
very handsome and rich costume.
Mrs. l.. J.. Ehrmsnn and Aliss May
Young, Snow Flakes. Tossed snowballs
at the gentlemen, and were remarkably
attractive.
Miss Maud Pardy; Cherry Ripe. A
very pretty white and red costume. Broke
the hearts OF a number Of susceptible
young men,
Mrs. WIN. Joannes: Wait Til the
Clouds Roll BY. It's Liable to Rain.
Throwing OIL the outer garment, the lady
appeared the essence If sunshine.
Mrs. j. @. Moore: Moonlight. White
dress covered with silver stars. An ele-
giant costume and very pretty figure.
Mrs. VIM. Pardy: Very handsome pink
nuns Yelling evening dress.
Mrs. y. @. Boiler; Centennial Girl. A
patriotic costume, and graceful carriage.
Mrs. +. R~iegelhuth: French Peasant.
Black velvet bodice and cream colored
skirt. Quite picturesque.
Miss Katy Riegelhuth: Dancing Girl. a
charming little character, well acted.
Miss Olive Diamond: Daughter of the
Regiment. Costume Of stars and stripes.
Her martial air recalled memories Of the
war times.
Miss Annie Stanton: French Maid. A
dainty costume.
Miss Julia Luc7y: french Peasant Girl
Black velvet bodice and cream colored
skirt, Pretty figure.
Mrs. Joseph Hancock: Kitty from Cork.
A rollicking Irish lass. Good character.
Miss Mary Olsen: Early Strawberries.
Sweet and luscious.
Miss Allie ford: Mother Hubbard.
Pretty and quaint.
Mrs. j.. II. Shoemaker: l would if |
Could. A handsome figure, perfectly dis
guised.
Mrs. Geo. +. Bliss and Master George
Bliss: The Sisters. Could not tell the diff
ference between them.
Mis-. II. ID. johnson: Princess Of the
Red Plume. Very rich dress of red silk.
trimmed with costly black lace. An ele-
CANT costume.
Miss Mamie Shoemaker: Fortune Teller.
Her face her fortune. Could tell the fate
Of others.
Misses Anna A. Lucy, Louise Loschen.
| kohl, Katie Young and Mamie Steler'
Children ON the Beach. All very pretty.
| Spading sand on the sea shore. Wei
acted.
Miss Grace Pardy: Normandy MAIDEN.
| A perfect little witch, in her dress Of pal,
| pink satin, with rich lace jabot. Adairec
| by one and all.
Mrs. j. Straus: Red silk domino.
Mrs. T. Hicks: Red satin domino.
Miss Mary Keen: Black satin domino,
Miss Lille Berg: Garnet evening dress
trimmed in plush. Pretty lively and at
tractive.
Mrs. Thomas McGovern; Rich blacl
silk evening dress, with jet trimmings
Elegant and graceful.
Ms. Lew Kelly: Pretty white %evenini
hresA with black velvet trimmings. 4
tasteful combination.
Mrs. Cook: Handsome evening dress.
Mrs. A. Mckay; Stylish brown evenin!
dress.
GENTLEMEN.
De Colored Force Of Milpetas: ED
Blumenthal, Lulu Girl The Mountai
Wait, or the Fire Ladies' Pet; Pet
Knight, Shindig Watkins, Foreman; y
L. Gallwey, Whalebone Hawker, 1st A
s~istant; Alex Aguayo, Skyfoster Jones
2nd Assistant: A. Simpson, Snndow
Snodgrass; IL. Jackson, States Right
Jackson; Dan Drnkle, Jurisprudenc
Smith; Ed. Phillips. Hon. Ryan Cubiff; J
Nathan, Give-a-dam Jones; Mar:ai
Brown, Anthony johnson; III. G. Evan
Elderberry Jones. All of DE Force bu
Lulu were 10 hremen's dress. After the
preli ninary exercises were conclude
Harry Jackson replaced his treman's co
tune for that of a Colored Dude: I'll
make up was a good one. Martin Brow
did equally well in changing his costum
for that Of a Swell Coon. Harry
Evans appeared as a Wench, and took
friehtful swing from the gallery. Happil
De Force were on hand to break the fal
and no bones were broken. Ed. Blumei
thai now cast os his Wait Teri buds and a.
pesred as an Old Plantation Darkey. III
representation was good except that VIII
he got ia among the female maskers, !
forgot all about his Sge.
VIM. Straus: German Gardner, Ju
Over. An impenetrable and extreme
comical disguise. One Of the best in u
hall.
ii. Levy: Character Dude, in Dolly Va
den hat and suit. A great swell.
b Berg: French Pilgrim. Going to $
he Pope. Well sustained character. b
missed the jubilee.
j. III. Bergman: The Unknown. Il
best friends could not recognize him.
Dan. Mcclure: Coachman. A perfe
caricature, and acting inimitable.
Alex Mckay: Herr Most, the Convi'
] A vertitable disciple Of the Red Flag.