Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02

GRAND SILVER BALL.
In Honor Of the Silver Party
THANKSGIVING EVE, NOV. 20,
TICKETS ADMITTING
CENT AND LADY
FREE.
COME EVERYBODY.
COME EVERYBODY,

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On the back OF the ticket was the
following endorsement: "If the
doorkeeper gives you any lip, knock
him down and walk IL.
Signed;
Geo. Nixon.
In order to give everybody an equal
show the following reception com
nIittee was selected:
| III. Nj. Ierington, A. c. Cleveland.
!, D, L, Bliss, J, c. DOUGHTY, Roswell
/ Colcord, c. c. Powning, John Den
mis- and Hirsch Harris. 1t was pleas
ant to see he unity occasioned by the
mingling of the old parties, Hirsch
Harris land John Dennis led the
Grand March arm in arm, followed
by II. NJ, Yerington and Black Wal.
lace.
Mrs. A. g. Cleveland refused to 60
to the ball with her husband Oh the
ground that she did not attend such
gatherings with beaten candidates.
He accordingly wired an invitation
to the APPEAL editors wife-on
which We had to pay 50 charges
She declined on precisely the same
grounds taken by Mrs. Cleveland.
and as the writers dress suit had been
spoiled at the Stewart banquet. she
went with Billy Westerfeld, leaving
US at home.
Mrs, Governor C1!cord acceptedan
invitation to 60 along with Mr.. and
Mrs, John E. Jones, and the Gov
ernor took Mr. Hyslop to show that
he had no unkind feelings for the
Democracy. Mrs. Nestcrheld ac-
copied an invitation from George
w. Richard, who took her in
sleigh, the snow on the road icing
quite deep enough.
Eckley and Mccarthy, the two
Joes. snapped wives ard went in
fourth hand, Mr.. Dunn acting as
driver, Eugene Howell hired a
spanking team and took Mr.. Van
derleith, also treating HIM to an oys-
ter supper and champagne.
Bob Beatty came to the ball room
about midnight with Jimmy Torrey-
son, and tried TO clean out the place
because verybody's programme was
full.
Theo Winters started with mule
team from Washoe, and got stalled
on the way
Frank Newlands attempted to
drive from Reno with Bartiue, but
both LAID over at Wadsworth to make
speeches, as they had heard that the
Nashoe Commissioners had thrown
out the precinct, and there was going
to be another election.
Charlie Mack was there by about |
222 majority, but Judge Rising re-
manned at home in San Francisco,
but wired regrets from his Jones
street residence.
BY mere oversight no invitation |
was extended to George Peek ham,
the nan who ran for Governor On
the Popul'st ticket. Nixon said he
was unable To find anyone who knew
his address. OF course Reinhold
Sadler led the German and c.. A.
LaGrave was simply greatin the Lam
GERS Quadrille.
A. q. Cleveland was dressed de-
coller-ta and wore a new pair of
store pants, creased in front. Nixon
hal genuine Rhine stone solitaire,
in his necktie and was much complI-
o. II, Grey's suspenders broke
about o'clock and he was carried
put. John Dennis threw Harris out
IF window about 2:30 and the
friends oil Harris came back and
xIlled Dennis dead. The cadaver
vas thrown under the musicians
tand, and the dance went Oh. About
| o'clock the musicians became tired
md amateur musicians were called
or. A new orchestra was soon on
leck composed as follows: LIST violin,
larry Flannery; second yiolins,
1. NJ. Yeripgton, ID. L. Bliss and
soswell Colcord. Trumpets, Bob