The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-20
FANCY DRESS BALL.
Peaoh's Orchestra Gave a Fashionable
Party on the 18th Inst-A
Grand Success.
Grand Success.

given by Peach's full orchestra was =
success in every particular. The hall
was handsomely decorated in national
colors, banners, flags and bunting were
artistically arranged making the effect
exceedingly striking. The music was
all that onld be desired and the orches-
ira deserves special mention for its ex
cellence. The musicians have seeming
ly devoted a good deal of time to make
the music perfect. Several remarked
that it would be the event of the season.
We noticed among the fancy and even
ing costumes: Mrs. jefferson as Mary
Queen of SCOTS appeared in q beautiful
costume of loyal purple. The front
panel VAS made of lavender embroider-
ed in pearls, tho capote and ruche were
gems OF art.
Miss Josie Wales, a pretty debutante,
was robed in white Swiss representing "a
portion of the floral kingdom.
Miss Ada Lamb wore an artistic cos
tune portraying some varieties OF the
butterfly the tints were especially pretty
Miss Nellie Mcpherson as LA Rose"
displayed 3 costume of white prettily
ornamented with natural roses.
The Misses Donelin, McKenna and
Sweeney appeared as ''Three Little Maids
from SCHOOL, and were admirably cos
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Mrs. g. H. Hunt wore q graceful
"worth" gown of white crepe dotted in
spple-green, the bodice trimmed in vel
vet and cut V back and front. Hair
high; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. J. F. George wore red silk trim
med with white lace.
Mrs. j. H. Whited appeared in gray
silk trimmed in rich black lace orna-
ments, diamonds.
Mrs. Will Hunt appeared in pink fou-
lard magnifcently covered with tulle
and g~arlanded with pale pink blossoms.
The bodice was artistically trimmed in
pearls the round neck completing the
design OF ornamentation; slippers and
gloves in perfect correspondence. Hair
high and ornamented with blossoms.
Miss L. Marzon looked s~wxceedingly
charming, gowned in white crepe and
chiffon dsintily trimmed in white and
gold p~asementerie. The bodice was .
dream, the sleeves very buffant; fancy
hair dress ornamented with feathers.
Miss Pearl Pike, a society bud, looked
charming in . wild rose costume
trimmed in white lace.
Miss Bessie Whited in blue null with
bertha OF white lace looked very sweet.
Miss Agnes Sterling looked piqusnt in
a dress of Nile green, white silk trim
ming.
Miss Mamie Lane, our new school mis-
tress, was noticed in lemon crepe cloth
trimmed in black velvet ribbon.
Miss Bell Valley, = stately brunette,
appeared in red crepe.
Mrs. George MACPHERSON wore black
valoure with white fichu.
Miss Minnie Spidel. cream embroi-
dered s%uitins.
Mrs. wv. Smith, black silk and lace.
Miss Clark, cream bunting trimmed in
silk lace.
Miss shaber, yellow silk hair dressed
q Ia Grecian.
Mrs. Fred Keim wore Nile green
nunsveiling, ribbon trimming.
Miss Bertha Wickland, another debu-
tante, wore light blue null with fancy
waist.
Miss Phelsn, OF Reno. wore white silk
with an exceptionally pretty waist.
The c~ostnn,e was elegant in its sin
plicity. " 8
Miss Nellie Madden wore a costume oil
shrimp pink p%rettily rufled.
Miss Pearl Lindsay Was seen in black
silk with red trimming, hair dressed
high.
Mrs. C. NJ. Wiley, a pretty dress oil
lavender trimmed with ribb,n
Mrs. Jim Tolley in brown with black
v lyet and lace trimming.
Mrs. Eager wore cream dotted with
lavender, cut V back and front; hair
high ornaments, diamonds.
|, Mrs. Brooks McClane, black elk skirt
and fancy waist Of pink silk and white
lace, very pretty ornaments, diamonds
Miss Greer, green silk AMI white lace.
Mrs. Updyke wore . black and pink
costume.