Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-01-03

A Brilliant and Successful society
Event.

Event.
The masque ball at the Opera House
on New Years Eve was one OF the
most enjoyable social events that has
transpired here in a long time. Nearly
our whole population was present as
participants or spectators. There
we're a number Of handsome costumes
and several striking characters which
were well sustained. The handsome
ladies OF Eureka never looked prettier
than on this occasion. There were
| several bellies present who richly
| deserve to be specially mentioned and
complimented, but TO do them full
Justice would require more space than
we can devote. We must therefore
content ourselves with a simple list Of
the names and characters of the mas
quers as follows:
LADIES.
Mrs. Henry Rives, Miss Maggie
Olsen, Miss Fife Phillips, Miss Aggie
Hall, Miss Maude Rives, and Miss
Mary Olsen-Kindergarten Class Of
80.
Miss Polly Powen-Black Bird.
Miss Annie Lucey-Domino.
Mrs. A. p. Willmath-Little Lord
Fautleroy.
Miss Lille Berg-Sara Crew.
Miss Lille Brady-Domino.
Miss Mary Jones and Miss Florence
Cromer-French Waiting Maids.
Miss Peneca and Miss Ollie Phelps
Sisters.
Miss Dollie Farrell and Miss Katie
McElroy-The Press.
Miss Katie Youug-Evening dress.
Miss Ruby Brady-Domino.
Miss Anna Lockman-Mother Hub
bard.
Mrs. II. d. Johnson-Merry Christ
mas.
Mrs. D. NJ. Brown-Happy New
Year.
Mrs. w. H. StIaus-Evening dress.
Miss Mary Kopp-Turkish Maid,
Miss Myrtle Shaw-Night.
Mrs. j. Lindsey-Prepared for a
Rainy Day.
Miss Henrietta Zottman - Nellie
Gray.
Miss Olive Diamond-Domino.
Miss Mary Donnelly - Queen Of
Night.
Miss Annie Young-Evening dress.
Mrs. Ed. Roberts-Red, White and
Blue.
Miss Cad Boomhower - Evening
dress.
Miss Fannie McGarry Evening
dress.
Miss Eta Blackwell, Miss Belle
Lindsey, Miss Pearl Lindsey, Will
BLACKWELL. TouI Bryant and Lou
Hndsey--On a Huckleberry Picnic.
GENTLEMEN.
A. E. Kaye, NJ. Gregovich, III. A.
Jackson, Sam Wheeler, John Wheeler,
j.. G. Nathan and M. Seheeline-
Seven Kids of 81.
James Jury-Tourist.
III. ID. Johnson = Duke Of Marl-
borough.
Eunice Rodoni - Representative
Gent OF New York.
Frank Henderson-Uncle Sam.
+. ]. Phillips and w. II. Stratus
German and French Dancing Masters.
Max McEwen-Mother Hubbard.
G.. Observation-Disclosures dress.
David McLean-IndIan Chief.
j. Henderson-Evening dress.
Robert Donnelly = Washerwoman.
u T;.siaPI arlandar.
Martin Brown-Father Hubbard.
Austin Jackson-Domino.
Sam Leventhal-Evening dress.
Allen Shaw-Cowboy.
John Hancock-Mother Hubbard.
f. E. Diamond-Mrs. McGinty's
Husband.
Claude Ford-Cadet.
David Lindsey-A Huntington Val
ley Dude.
Nelson Ouderkirk-The Mound Val
ley Butcher.
]. Northey-Domino.
George Hjul-Clown.
VIM. Krenka-Cowboy.
Dan Brown-Domino.
A. Ferraris-A Colored Gentleman.
Ed. kopp-Domino.
Rollin Cromer-A Colored Swell.
NJ. McElroy-Pink Domino.
John Pardy-Santa Claus.
Bart j. Powell-Ivanhoe.
Henry j. Bartlett - Princess Pa
pyrus.
F. Perry-Pat, Looking for a Mill
ionaire Bride.
Charles Hjul-Domino.
John Nicholas-Mother Hubbard.
The Mosques were removed at about
IL O'Clock. From that on for many
hours it was a joyous rolicking party.
The music was good and the whole af-
fair was admirably conducted. Sup
per was served at Mrs. Browns. The
Eureka Brass Band is to be con-
graduated Oh the success Of the DC
casion.