The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-24
The Maple Leaf Masquerade Ran.

Inc Maple Leaf Masquerade Ball.
The Maple Leaf Club gave a select mas
Querade bali in Prosch's hall "Wednesday
evening. Al which some brilliant and nov
81 characters were represented. Miss Iulu
Baker as tire Maid Of Erin. Miss Belle
Woodwork as the cranberry girl. and
MIS-. II. a. Bigelow and Miss Agnes Potts
as twin piCkaninnies were noticeable Tor
the excellent way in which their roles
We're sustained. Mr.. Charles Johnson as
a clown and Mr.. F. =. Herring as the
new woman. colored. ON a wooden bi-
cycle, created considerable amusement.
and some OF their friends threatened TO 40
for a kodak 10 enb3lm them perpesu-
ally.
The following acted as p-atronesses Of
the entertainment Mrs. w. a. Hall. Mrs.
: +. Hall, Mrs. Dora Mason and Miss l..
Seligher. The following is a list OF the
characters represented: Miss Belle
Humes, popcorn girl Miss Minnie Cavan-
augh, summer girl; Miss Laura Humes.
school girl Miss Lillian Bigelow. the ma
tional Colors: Miss Stella ReQua. fancy
dress; Miss Addie Jackson. fancy dress;
Miss Kate Fields. Gipsv queen: Miss Ella
King, Cleopatra: Miss Lands. Gypsy
queen; Miss Maud Baker. school girl:
Miss Mae Glassc6ck. Gypsy queen: Miss
Irene Mitchell. japanese giri; Miss Eta
Alexander. Japanese girl; Miss Nellie
Peck. rainbow Miss Mabel Lewis, Bell
girl; Miss Maud Cooks0n, Folly: Miss
Edith Manning. butterfly: Miss Maud
Dodge. nun; Miss Nellie Clarke. clover:
Miss Mamie Woodwork. fancy dress:
Miss Emma Woodwork. fancy dross:
Miss Maud Weightman. fancy dress. Mrs.
II. s. Baker. yellow butterfly: Mr.. r. r.
Hubbard, Turk; Mr.. @. a. MeGregor. sol
der: Mr.. Ben +. Carroll. soldier. Air. {.
T.. Dow. Continental; Mr., Fred Cavan-
augh. sailor; Mr.. w. j. Mckay. White
river farmer: MIR. Daniel Mckay. German
sausage maker. Mr.. r. G. Baker. Gypsy;
Mr.. l.. Kelly. cowboy; Mr.. Samuel Humes,
fat man; Mr.. Ralph L. Ross. shepherd;
Mr.. j. W. Green. Napoleon: Mr.. Edgar
Green. Mexican bandit: Mr.. Frank Will
Jams. clown; Mr.. Frank Gilmer. United
States navy captain: Mr.. II. W. Sleeves.
hunter: Mr.. c. \. Cowie, black domino;
Mr.. II. S. Baker. uniform rank. X. OF p;
Mr.. c. II. Dennis, double faced clown; Mr..
II. G. MCGOWAN. zouave; Mr.. George w.
Aiken, Nina. Mr.. +. r. Baker. Turkish
pasha; Mr.. A. D.. Cowie. French sport;
Mr.. s. W. Wilmington. sailor; Mr.. u. W.
Brown. Spanish troubadour, Mr.. G.. w.
Thornton. George Washington; Mr..
George Snyder, dude; Mr.. Edward Craw-
ford. page: Mr.. Harry Cookson, woman;
The following appeared in evening dress:
Miss Edith Bokee. Miss Annie Winters.
Miss Grace Hapgood. Miss Edith Hap
good. Miss Johnson. Miss Maud Gibson.
Mr.. O. G Peck. Mr.. r. j. Baker. Mr. Il.
G. Darlington. Mr.. eagle. MT. W +. Ray,
Mr. f. Jackson. Mr.. Joseph Herbert, Mr..
II. c. Stewart, Mr.. o. +. Carson and Mr..
Edrington.
The ball opened with a masquerade
march. in which the motley array of
characters. half grotesque and half dra-
matte. beneath the brilliant lights, pre-
scented a dazzling spectacle. The enthu-
siastic spirit of the masqucraders was
above the average at such entertainments
and everybody enjoyed the dancing, for
which LANCER & Lueben's orchestra fur
nished the music. After the unmasking
dance. about midnight. elegant refresh
ments were served, after which dancing
was resumed and continued till a late
hour.