The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1900-02-16
VALENTINE BAL MASQUB
A Royal Time Was Had in Granite
Wednesday Evening,
MANY ORIGINAL COSTUMES
The Cake Walk Afforded Much Enjoy
ment-Good Music and Jolly
Crowd--Prizes Awarded-List
of Those En- Masque.
| MANY ORIGINAL COSTUMES


nesday evening given by the Grant,.
Social club. 1t was held in Miners
Union hall and took the form of Val
entine bal masque. Prof. G., II. West
phal's orchestra furnished excellen
music and a royal: time was had by
all present Much originality was dis
played in some of the costumes.
Prizes were awarded as follows
For the handsomest costumes, Mrs. C
Mitchell and Thomas HennessS.
For the most original costumes, Mis-:
Minnie Callow and John Page
In the cake walk Miss Della Brennan
and John Page took first prize and Mrs
D1val and R. L. Wrightson second.
The judges were Mrs. Fred Dival
Mrs G. Mcdonald and Messrs. R. P
Parvin, A. Green and M. Winston
Their decisions were fair and impartial
and gave general satisfaction.
Among the special features that
interested the spectators We're the grand
march and the cake walk. There were
also few surprises when the word was
given to unmask
Following are the names Of the parties
en- masque and the characters repre-
sented:
Miss Edythe Ries, Chocolate; Miss
Mamie Lippert, Pickaninny; Miss Kate
Dooley, Topsy; Miss Florence Mcleod
Kathleen Mavourneen; Miss Maggie
Brennan, School Girl; Miss Celia Will
son, Folly; Miss Ella Kramer, Fairy;
Miss Wilhelmina Kramer, Fairy Miss
Lottie Mcleod, School Girl; Miss Ethel
Bussey, School Girl Miss Mabel Viol,
Niger Baby; Miss Fannie Penrose,
Huntress; Miss Alice Haffner, Martha
Washington; Miss Mabel Conger, Sham
rock; Miss Irene Davis, Bluebell; Miss
Cora Bean, Redbell; Miss May Callow,
Quakeress; Miss Bertha Arthur, Wash
woman; Miss Lizzie Johns, Liberty;
Miss Annie Dyar, Sailor Girl; Miss
Llnnie Nevlin, Belle of the Ball; Miss
Lizzie Frowan, Cricket; Miss Annie
Johns, Green and Orange; Miss Annie
Weigenstein, Colonial Dame; Miss
Bertha Kyle, Liberty; Miss Agnes Gird,
Silver Mine; Miss Leila Shearer, Walker
Commercial Co.: Miss Blanche Coberth,
Pickaninny; Miss Lydia Rickert and
Miss Lizzie Nixon, Two Little Girls in
Blue; Miss Grace Rickert, Queen of
Hearts; Miss Maude Graham, Snow
flake; Miss Lillian Graham, Indian
Princess.
Mrs. Fred Kelly, Irishwoman; Mrs.
II. L, Cumming, Sailor Woman; Mrs.
George Morden, Mask; Mrs G. L. Haff-
ner, Old Woman; Mrs. Winning, Sham
rock; Mrs. 3. H. Byan, Mask; Mrs. F.
l.. Stone, Japanese; Mrs. Antoine, Pop
corn; Mrs. John Lowry, Old Crone;
Mrs. J. V. Andrews, Chinese.
Fred Lauer, Yerman Vent; George
Hamm, Soldier of Manila; Finley Nc
Rae, Boer Soldier; G. T. Wilson, Silver
King; J. NJ Carlisle, Citizen; Clarence
Hansen, Charley Williams Dummy;
Archie Thibault, Clown; H. L. Cum
ming, Waiter; Bert Northey, Clown;
J. V. Andrews, Mephisto; Geo. Shook,
Mask; Dan Mcleod, Dissette; Bert
Taft, U. s. Marine; Paul Swanson.
Sailor; R. Hammond, Sailor; Abe
Thomas, Clown; Kinney Mcleod, Presi-
dent; G. F. Hall, Mask; J. D. Nc
Quarrie, Gold King; Harry Bussey,
Irishman; G. G. Mitchell, Present; Thos.
Callow, Washington; George Callow,
Clown; Henry Overly, Chinaman; c.
Swanson, Spanish Cavalier; D. N.
Smith, Soldier; Percy Viol, Nigger; w.
Bigger Punch; VIM. Tonkin, Sporty
Coon; Andy Mcdonald, Sailor; L. Cam
eron, Gentleman; Malcolm Mcdonald,
Sitting Bull; J.. Myer, Colored Gent;
Watts Page, Uncle Sam; John Page,
Colored Swell; Thos. Hennessy, Prince;
Chas. Mitchell, Soldier; Chas. Mclean,
Filipino; Harry Bashaw, Yellow Kid;
Edward Brennan, Dude.