Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-02-22
THE KNIGHTS nAsaERADE.

liuact anu tue Spectators IN wv
GaIIery Enjoy the Fun m Hiiar'
fty.
The Grand masquerade ball given BY
BeAtife Lodge No. 2, Knights OF Pythias,
last Tuesday evening, was very largely st'
tended, and the gallery was well filled
with spectators. Many OF the costumes
we're exceedingly beautiful and many Others
strikingly original. and the characters well
sustained. Among those representing
characters we noted the following
LADIES:
Mrs. Il. Sadler -Alsacian Girl.
Mrs. j. 3. Stewart and Mrs. ID. II. Nc
Donald Highland Scotch Women.
Mrs. VIM. Joannes aud Miss Villa
Boomhower-Spanish Ladies.
Mrs. ii. Rives-E Evening Dress.
Mrs. II. II. Knight-Domino.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson-Just AS 1 Am.
Mrs. Kate Roney-Domino.
Mrs. o. l.. Broy-Gipsy Queen.
Mira. 4. Roberts-Prospeot Mountain
Diamond Gold and Silver Company.
Mrs. j. j, Lucey-Sunfiower.
Mrs. A j. Dorum-Fire Girl.
Mrs. M. b. Bartlett-The Old Flag and
Its Four New Stars.
Mrs. John Observation-Disclosures Teller.
Mrs. 8. Rsphel . Gipsy.
Mrs. b. l.. Notwithstanding Dress.
Mrs. Geo. Roos-German Peasant.
Miss Kate Morrison-Snow Queen,
Miss Kate Young-Games.
Miss Ellie Philips-Oxford Costume.
Miss Maud Rives-Evening Dress.
Miss Eva Curnow-Sweet-For- Get-Me
Not.
Miss Minds ~Tipple-I've Nothing Else
to Wear.
Miss Ada Manheim-Domino.
Miss Maggie Olsen-A Eureka Micsdo.
Miss Lille Edgecomb-Mother Hub
bard.
Miss Florence Cromer - Mother Hub
bard.
Miss Sophia Berg-Eureka squaw.
Miss Alma Notwithstanding Dress.
Miss Minnie Northey- Swiss Peasant Of
the Eighteenth Century.
Miss Peneca Phelps Squaw from
Duckwater.
Miss Ollie Phelps-School Girl.
Miss Lille Berg-Domino.
Miss Anna Lockmsn-Evening Dress.
Miss Ellen Jones-Good Looks.
Miss Gertrude MoGsrry-Domino.
Miss Anna A. Lucey-Evening Dress.
AAth MIL
Miss l.. Loschenkohl-Eyening Dress.
GENTLEMEN.
Capt. NJ. b. Bartlett, J. N. Hill, J. W.
Lambert, A. E. Kay. A. II. Wright, H. 8.
Richard, and ]. b. Tingley Sir knights.
Dan Brown-Whst Is II.
John Northey-Domino.
Thomas Hicks-Grover Cleveland.
@. l.. Broy-Polish Gentleman.
II. Sadler-Mrs. McGinty.
A. J. Dorum-Lutheran Minister.
Geo. Il. Bliss and Jay w. Henderson
Indian Chiefs of the Present Time.
F. Il. Perry-Colored Gent.
s. Raphel-Dry Goods Pedler.
Tom Dale" Hope"
Jack Pardy-A knight Of the Gross.
James Creek-Wait Till the Clouds
Roll By.
d. II. Keefe-Domino.
Robert Donnelly-Clown.
W. II. StrAus-A School Boy Snow
Shoveler.
Rob. BeAity-Match Pedier.
A. ]. Jackson-The Man That Was Go.
ing to Raise the Z. 4 p. Blockade.
George Hjul-School Girl.
Antoine Ferraris Indian Chief.
George Roos-Domino.
Charles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
z. j. Btanton-A Dark knight.
NJ, Roos-German Peasant,
J. Hanklns - Young Man from the
Country.
Charley Lambert - One Hour Before
Morning.
James singelton-Jockey.
NJ. L. McElroy - Looking for 9 Hus.
band.
Fred I'm obersteg-Red Pinoe.
VIM. Josnnes-Horaoe Greeley.
II. Jaokson-Domino.
g. +. Observation-Disclosures
Charles II Hiul-English Clown.
Henry ]. Bsrtlett-Just Turned Eighty.
The grand march, the event OF the even.
log, was led by Mr.. A. E. Kaye and Mrs.
Rives. The ball was . grand sue
cess. both socially and financially. and
was kept up until 5 o'clock in the morn.
ing, when all departed, declaring that IL
was the most enjoyable ball ever given BY
the Knights,
The music, under the leadership Of Mr..
Sampson, some OF which wRs composed BY
himself, was very hne.