The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-12-29
THE nlSQUERy HIRTHFUL HAZE.
A Large Crowd Of RantRsticaIIy
Clothed Dancers Attend the
FITemen's BnII.

Inc nremen nave every reason 70 con-
graduate themselves over the success Of
their efforts to entertain the public, and
to ell their depleted Golfers. The mas
querade Monday night was not only
largely attended, but the costumes were
attractive, the music good and all enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. The cit
liens generally turned out in a manner
that pleased the management, and the
number Of spectators contributed not a
little to making the fund large one.
The costumes Of the masqueTs in the
main showed much ingenuity in contriv-
ing, and excellent taste. and all entered
into the spirit Of the occasion in that
hearty manner that indicated that they
were there for enjoyment, and intended
to have It. The list Of the masquers and
prize winners is as follows:
Miss Newell, princess Of carnival; An
ME O'Brien, Red Riding Hood ; 7. Wright,
negro; Mrs. Wright, Irish girl; T. G.
Stone, sailor boy; Mrs. Stone, school
girl; G. L. Fullerton, hoodlum; A. l..
Oily. negro Mrs, Pratt, queen Of hearts;
Mamie Martin, nothing at all: Jennie
Singleton, huntress; Nellie Singleton,
school girl; Mrs. Masters, school girl
May Masters, Red Riding Hood; Mollie
Myers, queen Of hearts; Curtis Greene,
hunter Lew Bonds. negro; J. d. DaEOo,
Jockey; A. Frazier, sailor; ]. II. Sim
mons, sailor; Mabel McEwen, -;
Florence Lince, diamond dyes; Blanche
Lund, new dress; Mary Schafner, sailor
girl; Fred JaneCk, Chinese gentleman :;
c. Hathaway, jockey; Herbert Pratt,
Schott the shoeman; Mrs. Farmer, rain
bow; +. Carpenter, lrishman; Henry
Armstrong. hobo; Andrew Davern, negro
Albert Hawkins. negro; Miss Her, In
dian princess; W. II. Kershaw, Black
Prince; Clara Brooks, snow; Ada VIII
son, black night; Tom Bachelor, Queen
AIMEE Schell Churchill, prince; Mrs.
OFT, tamborine girl; Mrs. Metzger, negro
girl; Nettie Larson, water girl; W. NJ.
Davern, Mexican; Willis Hawkins, cow
boy; Chas. Gordon, Topsy Petra Lund;
Venetian girl Miss Truiul, morning star;
Miss Scha1ner, evening star; Mr.. Bach
elor, clown; Mrs. Bachelor, queen Of
nights; Pauline Paulson, night; Laura
Paulson, flower girl; Maurice Harris,
prince; w. &. johnson, fire department;
L. NJ. Cloud, lion tanner; Art Hathaway,
prince; Miss Scott, country girl; W. D.
Scott, judge; II. Franzen, Yakima Her
aid; Mrs. Franzen, Yakima Herald;
Mamie Fulton, popcorn girl; C. L. Stone,
clown; Chas. Badger, clown; NJ. E.
Cole, Turk; Mrs. Cole, Spanish girl;
Miss Yeates, drummer girl; Marchie
Fulkerson, night and day; E. Bland;
E. ]. Hackett, soldier; H. H. Carpenter,
soldier; Chas. Simmons, clown; r. D.
Case, Irish lad; E. NJ. Keen, Pasco fire.
man; L. O'Brien, prince; Al Smith,
Irish lady; Alice Fix, queen; Dick Case,
king; G. A. Bailey, machine agent; s. J.
Nutting, representing Bailey; Mrs.
Shardlow, princess Of carnival; Miss Ad-
kins, butterfly; Hyman Harris, l. \. L..
Louis Harris, l. y. L.; Elmer Gard,
Mexican; Frank Sinclair, fireman; Mrs.
Sinclair, fancy costume; T. Mulholland,
Indian; Z. Merwin, Yakima chief Of
police; Gertie Morrison, blue diamonds;
B. E. Davenport, jockey; L. NJ. Parker,
tumbler; NJ. E. Reed, British soldier;
Frank McKune, Irish jockey; Henton
Dennis, clown; Guy Allen, clown.
Best Lady Waltzer-1st prize, dress
pattern, value SIS, Miss Lena Becker,
Ellensburgh; End prize, fur muff, value
$40, Mrs. OFT.
Best Formed Lady-lst, diamond lace
pin, $50, Lena Becker; End, decorated
tea pot, 81, Lucy Schaffner.
Finest Costumed Lady-lst, diamond
ring, SIS, Mamie Her; End, half doz.
silk handkerchiefs, IS, Marchie Fulker-
son.
Best lady schottischer One fine
skirt, IS, and half dozen linen hand
kerchiels, $3.50, Mrs. shardlow.
Finest Masked Widow Lady, lRny cos
tume)-One ton coal, delivered, 81, Mrs.
Pratt.
Largest Couple-Lady, half doz. as
sorted spices and lib tea, our own brand,
$3.50, Mrs. OFT. Gent, buggy whip, IS,
Theodore Wright.
Smallest Couple Waltzers-Two pairs
nickel plated skates, u, Andrew Davern
and Annie O'Brien.
INCEST Costumed Couple, to represent
man and wife-Gent. shaving set, SO,
Dick Case. Lady, parlor lamp, IS, Alice
Brooks.
Couple making incest appearance in
Grand March-Lady, silk umbrella, 50.
Florence Lince. Gent, cuff buttons, IS,
L. o'Brien.
Best Gentleman Waltzer-Fine hat, IS,
VIM. johnson.
Finest Costumed Gent-lst, merschaum
pipe, SO, and $3.50 cash, W. H. KershaW.
Best Clown-one months shaving,
$3.50, G. L. Stone.
Comic Costume-lst, box Crown Cigars,
$3.50, Ed Merwin. End, gallon maple
syrup and 1Oibs eastern buckwheat, $3.50
W. s. Wallace.
Homliest Costume-l pair felt slippers,
IS, Chas. Gordon.
Best schottischer-Dressing cabinet, IS,
Elmer Gard.
To the Highest Bidder-5Ob Candy