Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-01-05

THE BAL MAsQUE.
II Proved . Social and Financial
The masquerade ball given by the Star
Band at the Eureka Opera House on
New Years Eve surpassed expectations
with regard TO the number 10 attend
ance. and proved an entire success. The
grand march began at 9 o'clock. and, al
though the entire floor space had been
cleared. many OF the msskers found it
impossible to take part. Leading the
grand march vas the Salvation Army,
composed Of Leonard McGsrry IS En-
sign, Mrs. II. A. knight as Hsllelujsh
Jane, Fred Mannheim IS Captain. and
Mrs. c. L. Hammond as Amen Maria.
These were provided with the regulation
bass drum, cymbals. guitar. and tam
BOURNE, and the music they furnished
was inspiring. to say the least.
In the following list will be found the
names of ell these attending en- masque
who presented cards, together with the
character represented:
LIST on LADY CHARACTERS:
Miss Katie Mechanics Italian Dancing
Girl.
Mrs. III. A. Jsckson-A May Queen.
Mrs. II. w. McKay-Black Domino.
Miss Rose Coyle-Shepherdess.
Mrs. Z. Harris-Major Longs Intended.
Miss Katie Brown-Evening Dress.
Miss Mollie Overwhelming Dress.
Miss Annie Misunderstanding Dress.
Mrs. w. j. Hooper-Domino.
Miss Era Ford-Poor Little Country
Girl.
Miss Mildred Moyle-Domino.
Mrs. Il. w. Tremont-Flower Girl.
Miss lisa neutrality-suspicious..
Miss Elvira Tognini-Evening Dress.
Mrs. Chas. kinzie-Fairy.
Miss Katie McElroy-Bow Knots.
Miss Lizzie Pepper-Society Bud.
Miss Emma Bassett-Domino.
Mrs. Il. r. Keen-Cleopatra.
Miss Rose V. Hillis-An American Girl.
Miss Alice M. Phillips-Pink Chrysan.
themum.
Mrs. II. A. Knight, Hallelujah Jane;
Mrs. c. L. Hammond, Amen Maris-Sal-
walton Army.
Miss Nina Whitmore-A Girl from Chi
eago.
Miss Mary Fraser-Night.
Miss Maud Moorman-Violets.
Miss Kate Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Lucy McElroy-Noah's Wife.
Mrs. A. Acknowledging Star.
Mrs. J. n. Rousey-Belle of Baltimore.
Miss Nettie Farlinger-Evening Dress.
Miss Nevada Hjul-Swedish Peasant
Girl.
Mrs. A. Rose-Sunfower.
Mrs. W. j. Tonkin-Suniower.
Mrs. 3. l.. Smith-A Dutch Lady.
Mrs. G. II. Ford-Samantha Allen.
Mrs. james Rogantini-Fortune Teller.
Miss Emma Regli-Good Luck.
Miss Elizabeth Regli-A Yellow Rose.
Miss Annie Rsgli-Domino.
Miss Flora r. Wittenberg-June Roses.
GENTLEMEN:
A. Anderson-The Kings Fool.
Edgar Eather-Evening Dress.
G. II. Ford-Josiah Allen.
Alfred Pedlar-Hay Seed.
j. +. Quinn-The American Gentleman
Of the Future.
A. II. Johnson-Evening Dress.
+. Mau-Evening Dress.
A. I~sola-Spanish Prince.
Antoine Regli-Hay Seeds Wife.
Harry Fine-Evening Dress.
Charles MISUNDERSTANDING Dress.
Ii. w. McKay-Black Domino.
Leonard McGarry. Ensign Would Be
Good; Fred Mannheim, Captain Oily
Tongue-Salvation Army.
Will Kuehn and viii Dcnnelly -Tramps
from Bodie.
Walter Young-Domino.
w. H. Cobb-Dave Morris as a Cow
Puncher.
Chas. Kinzie-Sleigh Bells.
Granville Fletcher-In the Cleaning.
Ivor Keen-Mexican Prince.
Joseph Bricca-California Clown.
Jim Ford-Jockey.
NJ. Brown-Domino.
G. Ginoli-Domino.
b. L. Smith-Dutchman.
A. Damele-Just As / Am.
John Flavin-Evening Dress.
David Morris--Mining Expert.
John Jury-Evening Dress.
Wallace Bailey-Evening Dress.
Jules Karsky-Mother Hubbard.
G. c. II. Hjul-Quartette.
John McCharles-Indian Chief.
Dan Watson-Domino. ;
Ed Coyle-Domino.
Frank Romano-Eureka Clown.
Clay Simms, IRA Gentleman Of
Leisure.
Robert Reid and Martin Johnson-The
Turk and His Brother.
Richard Jury-As DIR. Hammond.