The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1894-01-25
FRIDAYS MASQUE BALL
1t Turns Out to Be One Of the Most
Successful Events.
A Large Number of Gay Maskers
Enjoy the Evenings Entertain
ment-A Llst of Those Who
Participated in the Affair.

The masquerade ball given by the
band boys last Friday night turned out
to be one of the most enjoyable and
highly successful events Of the winter,
which was particularly gratifying to
those who got it up considering the dull
times Of the past few months. Over
ninety maskers graced the floor and
many Of the costumes we're elegant,
while others we're original, comic, ridicu
lous and rth-provoking- At IL o'clock
they all unmasked and the usual amount
of fun followed that proceeding. The
dancing was then continued and all
present took part and kept it up until
nearly 5 o'clock Saturday morning. The
music was first-class in every respect.
The following Is list Of those who took
par, in the affair. en- masque:
Mrs. Robert McDonel, Turkish lady
Mrs. W. J. Sage, evening.
/ Miss Ruby Sage, Merchants and
Miners National Bank.
Mrs. VIM. Winkler, showing.
Miss Sage, morning.
Miss Clara Refs, Columbia.
Miss Edith Refs, Spanish girl
Miss Lottie Hogan, costume.
Miss Julia Scott, Topsy.
Miss Maude Jones, nurse. -.
Miss Phoebe Pease, Turkish lady.
Miss Sharp, sunhower.
Miss Agnes McCaffrey, Peasant girl.
Miss Annie Scott, old woman
Mrs. Mary Williams, clown.
Miss Garrity, Irish woman.
Miss Lille Parry, Fisher girl.
Miss Minger, costume. -
Miss Cav, costume.
Miss Clara McDonel, Tennis girl.
Mrs. Frost, Gipsy. 49,.
| Miss Johnson, costume.
Mrs. A. B. Ringeling, costume.
Miss Alice Milot, an Anaconda visit.
Miss Emma Sheriff., Jack Frost.
Miss Bertha Gaskill, butterfly.
Miss Minnie Messenger, Goddess of
Liberty.
Mrs. Late Fox and Miss Media Evlt,
Montana hunters.
Miss Emma Mccullough, popcorn.
Mrs. John Elkins, Irish washerwoman.
Miss Maggie Loughrin, wild rose
Mrs. G.. B. Ballard, grandma. ...
Mrs. Andrew Lindquist grandma.
Miss Munger, Gipsy Queen.
Miss Hutchinson, crazy patchwork.
Miss Gussie Ballard, nothing but her.
self.
Miss Tiny Brown, Jack Frost.
F. Fl. Coy, baseball player.
Joe Conquest, Indian.
Dave Pizer, count.
Archie Mcintyre, Irish policeman.
Robert McDonel, old gent.
Frank Weigenstein, Granite.
Ed Ryan, Philipsburg band.
Fred Smith, Gipsy.
Dan Roach Gipsy.
w. j. Weaver, policeman.
Vim. Winkler, Jew.
Ralph Frost, old man.
2. Kolbeck, clown.
Joe Pardee, bicyclist.
Geo. Mcdonald, gold mine.
| 0. J. Quivey, Philipsburg band.
| M. d. Edwards, negro.
Philip Archambault, Hebrew.
4 j. T. Kanst, clown.
j Harry Oechsli buster. E=
Pope Clark, sailor.
John Harding, negro.
Alex Boyd, hot day.
John Adams. coon. M
J. M. Craden, Salvation Army.
II. Triggs, Salvation Army.
John Elkins. Polish cavalier.
Adam Cunningham, hod-carrier.
John Neu, cowboy. -.
Dan Murphy, Yankee Jack.
Dave Clohesy, costume.
M. p. Fl. Cannon, BOBBY. s j..
Hans Hanson, Spaniard. ~
; Thos. Loughrin, guess.
Fred Carlson, silver king.
Ole Void, man from the moon.
Geo. Winninghotf, Iceland.
d. D. Mcfarland, anything.
Archie McGregor, costume.
G. Cubberd, costume.
Winfield Scott, cook.
G. H. Coy, Yankee Doodle.
Keith Shepard, clown.
T. j. Kennedy, costume.
8 M. GoYer, dirt.
Chas. Boyd, costume,
= Walter Nebethel, costume.
w. w. Williams, fool.
: Locky Mcdonald, clown.
Fred Lauer, clown.
: Bert Scott, chump.
Dan Smith, Swede.
ALI Ballard, Spanish dancer.
D. j. Murphy, Highland.