The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-11-28
PERFECT
SUCCESS
Merriment at the Thanksgiving
Bal Masque
ARM0RY HALL WAS CROWDED
The Ladies of the Maccabees Deserve Con-
gratulatiOns on Their Parry Thursday
Evening

Nothing on the social calendar for
the past year was half SO enjoyable as
the Thanksgiving Masquerade Ball
given last evening by Alma Hive, No.
3, Ladies of the Maccabees.
The Armory was tastefully decor
ated in the tricolor Of the order, red,
white and black
Before 9 o'clock, the hour set for the
grand march, the spacious hall was
thronged with merry maskers and
spectators.
The best music was provided. The
orchestra was led by Prof Hibbins
playing first violin, George Hill man
ipulated the cornet and Mrs. Lothrop
presided at the piano.
The labors of the following commit
tees and officers of the evening had
much TO do with the success of the
party: Committee of Arrangements
Mrs. II. c. Kelsey, Mrs. Beyerle, Miss
A. Roddy, Miss X. McEnerney. Floor
Direetor-Mrs. F. L. UpdfKe Floor
Managers-Mrs. L. Larivere, Mrs. D.
j. Biggins, Mrs. J. Knowles, Miss Eva
RasK. MIS-. R. Mitchell. Mrs. K. C.
Williams. Inspecting Committee
Mrs. J. P. Hurst. Mrs. A. c. Brown.
Doorkeepers-Miss Louise Akin, Mrs.
NJ s De Long.
Following were those in mask and
the characters they sustained:
Robert Nornberger. any old thing;
Frank Ne. son. econ; Alice Stewart,
nurse, Eliza Stewart. widow; Anna
Schmidt, -four girl; Blanche Bonniaeld
just out of the nursery; Florence Pas
cal, just out of the nursery; f. Long,
little willie: Charlestina Corecco, the
last fashion out: Simon Black, desper-
ado: Clarence Wilkinson, Dutch Irish
man; ]. II. Stevenson, coon; Geo.
Nease. Happy Holigan; Fred silye,
cadet: o. r. Heaton, school boy; Willie
Corbiere, clown G. w. Wilginspeal.
clown: Katie McFnerney. rose Of Kill
arnev: Mrs. J. NJ Keckler, domino;
MIS-. j. A. Knowles, black domino' J
Knowles. Captain Bob; J Keckler
/ capt7in jim: Frank Fellows and Floyd
Benson. twins; S. G. Cohea, coon; J.
S. Pueblo. coon; Mrs. Hayden, school
girl. Mr.. HAYDEN, Foxy Grandpa;
aFiss Carrie jarvis. queen Of hearts; A.
M. Latta. half and half; Georgia Bird
night: Roy Trousda'e, Simon Rein
hart. Mrs. u. 7. Biggins, a society
econ: Mrs. Ducker, squaw; G, w Car
ty. Foxy Grandpa; Miss Frances. lady
Of quality Miss Smith. Maud Muller;
Miss G. Mack. Dorothy Vernon; Miss
Cora Winters, college girl; J. Stewart,
football PLAYER: T. d. la Point Foxy
Grandpa; Mrs. R. c. Williams and
Miss A. Roddy, christmas trees; r. c.
Williams. dutch clown: Mrs. Mitchell,
domino; Mrs. A. M Latta. popcorn
girl; V. j. Laveaga, Irish Pawnbroker;
Ray summerfeld Mike; Newt See,
live for ever: r. Wickland, Mrs. Wick
tdnu. II. VI lSHlLndn. ltlS. w tSutildH.
l.. Sanford. Mrs Sanford n Johnson
and Miss Johnson. white caps; Cecil
Corecco, old lady pickpocket Jennie
Corecco, Carrie Nation; Mrs. Bryant
school girl; Mrs Webb. blue domino:
Eta Webb, FROST William Diehl
Dutch; r. A. Smith, Irishman; Mayme
Choate, spring; Chris Dlehl, farmer;
Lula Choate, the yellow kid; Mrs. G.
w. Atkins, sky blue: Alice Rich, dane
ing girl; W. r. Oliver, fireman; Mabel
Bartlemay, cart wheel; Mrs. Gus. A.
Bartlemay, double pink; Miss Lucy
Laveaga, Miss Georgia Summerfleld,
Laura Robins, Lucia Robins, Alma
Dennis, Alma Giroux, Ida Benson and
Eva Rask blackberry family; Dave
Staunton, soldier; w r. Connor, Span
ish soldier; w. G. Carly, hayseed; Mrs.
Canady, Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Samuels,
Mrs Bell, Mrs. Lorentzen, Mrs. Dwyer,
Mrs. White and Mrs La Voy ladies
from Japan: Joe Shift, black domino:
Laura Dixon, bread and butter; W. l..
Samuels, pink domino; Mrs. E. H.