The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
THE MASQUERADE,

lruckee LOuSt W. IL, ~
New Years eve ecIipsed any affair Of
its kind that has been given in Hads-
worth in a long time. The hall was
beautifully decorated with embleins and
trimmings, and crowded to its utmost
CAPACITY with all sorts of guises, and III
all it was one of the most successful u
enjoyable event OF the season. Dancing
was the order until the wee sma hours
of morning when the merry throng de-
parted for their homes with the ONT
thought that they had spent a very en-
joyalle evening. The supper was serv-
ed by Mrs. Golding at the Wads~orth
hotel and the hostess deserves great
credit for the courteous attention that
the guests received at her hands. The
table was loaded with all the daintles
that the market affords, and that the
throng was well pleased was evinced by
the hearty manner in which they dis
posed OF the viands set before them.
The boys may justly feel proud OF
their ball as it was a great success both
socially and financially.
The Judges chosen by the committee
were A. T. Clippinger, Robt. Little, I.
+. ~ioneiin, f. Springer and w. Ii. A.
Pike to award the prizes.
For the best dressed lady, Mrs. l.. l..
Sanford, an elegant banquet lamp.
For the best dressed gentleman, Miss
Beulah George as the Alameda dude, a
doz four-in-hand neckties-(for papa.
For the best group, The School Girls
Mrs. J. G. Driscoll, Mrs. NJ. A. Melvin,
Miss Flora Melvin and Miss Belle Bud
den,-% doz. bottles of choice Perfume,
For the best sustained lady character.
The Wash"oman, Mrs. J. A. Goldie,
a doz. ladies' kid gloves.
For the best sustained gentleman char
acter, Hayseed, Pete Chandler a pair
OF fancy patent leather dancing pumps.
For the most original gentleman char
| acter, Indian Policeman, VIM. Dunlope,
"a box of fine cigars.
Indian Chief-Clarence billiard.
The man that wanted to play foot
bah N. G.-Jim Nichols.
Belle OF the ball-Frank Gallo.
Mark Hanna-Roht Burns.
Boot black-Will Clay.
Street Musician Mike Dowd.
Jockey-Fiank Gill.
Negro ~Sport-Fred Geogg.
Josh Hayseeds-Pete Chandler.
Irish Dule-Ed O'Brien.
Black Coon-Al Gladding.
Bioonrr girl-Wm. Person,
Wanted to be a dude-Sam Guth.r,
Sailor bov-G,o. Pier.oi..
SquaM-Otto Olston.
Indian pol. ce-Wm. Dunlop.
Irish Dude-Ed Wilson.
General Maceo-Chas. Gates.
Negro-Albert Simpson.
Hobo-Jack Sheehan.
Egyptian prince-A. Givan.
Mrs. Hayseed.-Felix Boyle.
Wadsworth Base Ball Team-Jonn
Whitehead, WicSland, Wormsley, Kay
Young, Melvin, Gernant, Apologize ant
Tnos. Applegate.
School Girla-Mrs Melvin, Mrs Dris
coll, Misses Belle Budden and. Flor,
Melvin.
Piutes-Misses Edith Bellam, Winni,
Bellam. Mable Lewis and Nettie Lee.
Wadsworth Guards-Mrs Keim, Mr.,
Fealy, Mrs 9 t Smith, Nellie Clay, Eft.
Hettenllausen and Ted Clay.
Bohemian girl-Mrs Sanford
Irish wash wollan-Mrs j Collie
Street musicians-Mrs McRacken
drccian costume-Mrs Golding
Niolets-Mrs } Bttmer
'Cinderclla-Mrs n L Ziegler
Niglt-Mrs G NJ Brown
Nevada in 80, sIgebrush and sily err
Mrs q f Dean
Empire costumo-Mrs Geo Davis
Little girl-Mrs Young
Tourist-Mrs Gill
Micado-M-s McClane
Empire-Mrs LaForge
Gold-Mrs Cook
Mikado-Mrs Houston
Fancy dress Lizzie Wightman
Folly Mamie Donelin.
Fancy Cos'umt-Gertrude Duniope
Night-Helien ilettenllanstn.
Silver-Alice George.
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