Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-13
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

IS one OF their pleasant socials
J. the Odd Fellows Hall The even
ing's program was little Ion
r but was so well rendered that al
: enjoyed it. Miss Edith Howe
e song was well received. "Pan
doras Mask" by Miss Barrett ant
> Mrs. Wimherly was an artistic
: t eat. The ladies were dressd il
cream colored nuns yelling, with
long Grecian drapery. They were
easy, graceful and self possessed
Many who were capable of Judge
ing such things pronounced "Pan-
dora's Mask" the piece Of the even
ing. Little Bessie jackson was
just too cunning for anything: the
little Miss is only eight years old
but is fully as dignified and old
fashioned as an old lady of sixty.
The young ladies of the Tennis
Club delighted their friends with
one of their lovely marches. Sup
! per, ice cream and social CONVEX
sation finished the evenings enter
tainment in a most enjoyable man.
ner. The ladies having charge of
the entertainment managed things
so well that one hundred and
twenty one dollars was cleared
and there were no expenses. In
such an expensive town as Carson
this is worthy of comment Quite |
a number of Carson's finest enter
tainers have given luncheons, din
ners and evening parties during |
the last week.
There was large audience to
see the Great Metropolis, in which
Mrs. Chesley or Elenor Barry
was advertised to take the leading
part (all Of which she did not do).
Not being able to attend myself 1
asked gentleman who did go ION
a pass if the play was good, he
said "The whole thing was a fraud,
and that Mrs. Chesley was as
and beautiful as ever"
Idon't know whether such informa-
ton would be considered reliable
or not.
For some time past all the
young people Of Carson have been
getting ready for the Wheelman's
Bal Masque, of Friday evening. {
The boys spared no efforts to {
make their party a success and
Judging from the number OF peo- 5
DE present and the jolly good
ime had by all, they were well
epaid for their trouble. and it is G
bought they will come out little
head financially, which will be
'retty good, considering their
leavy expenses. A committee of
we were chosen to award the
rizes, which they did as follows;
! handsome fruit dish to Mrs.
'sgood for the best sustained lady
haracter, a China woman. Geo.
alvin was considered the most =
riginal gentleman and was given :
handsome clock for represent
g the subject Of so much talk :
ad song, the illfated, mythical
-cGinty. Miss Hettie HUMPHREYS =
as most original young lady as ~
corner grocery. She was given :,
l oil painting for her wonderful
ct in being able to dress so be-
in all of the tinware and re
her odds and ends belonging to st
corner. grocery. Jim Benton al
rs also given an oil painting for wi
e best sustained gentleman vi
aracter, He was the much abused wi
ddler and personated Mr.. Gross Gi
an to the life. Geo. Hark held clC
e lucky 1913 that drew the lot an
ry prize, a lovely pair OF vases. ev
lere were SO many original and
III sustained characters in the
Ill, that the committee had no Pr
sy task in deciding who the cha
ky ones should be. Charley rot
tiers as large monkey was the
IRE original than handsome. ms
e fact of his being member of col
Club, also a false impression is
ID by the audience that he ms