Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-24
THE MASQUERADE.
A Large Crowd and a Much Large:


added another to the long line of sue ,
cessful parties given under Its aus
pices, and fully sustained its reputar !
lions for unique observance of Wash
ington's Birthday. The Opera House ;
was beautifully decorated in many col
bred eIectrict lights, and bunting, the
work of H. A. Meder. The jewellers ;
were as numerous and original as ever |
and King carnival reigned supreme.
Among those present we're the fol-
lowing:
w. Cross, domino; Mrs. 8. A. Cross,
coon; Mrs. ]. Coleman, coon; Miss
Louise Deadly, queen of night; Bert
Deadly, schoolboy; Albert Morante.
"Iky Conn.," Milburn Morante. Sunny
Jim;' B. Lindsay, Simple Simeon:
Katie Reker, rainbow; Carrie Reker,
night; Mrs. Bergevin, domino; Mrs.
M. Jones, barley sack; H. Dixon, I'm
Gle Sam; F. Howard, America; Wal
lace Midget, man in the moon; Eta
Wallis, Annie vieira and Louise vi
ezra, country lasses.
DR.. Price, hootmor; Mrs. Price, a
Spanish dancer; Duke Craven, Irish
man; H. Kattleman, convict; Geo.
Cook, Jap; John Grant, jester; Marion
Grant. Martha Washington; Mrs. H.
A. Meder, Chinawoman; Miss Sadie
Grant, fancy dress; John Woods, a
Dutch broker; ]. B. Vieira, domino;
Mrs. Silva and Mrs. w. Coombs,
Maids of Orleans; Mrs. Dove, flower
girl; j. Wilson, clown, B. Lindsey,
domino; H. Cowing, domino; James
Wylie, domino; Maggie Lindsay, sum-
mer girl; Kate Vogt and Ida Brougher
two girls in blue; Annie Berning, boy;
Isabelle Heidenreich, ballet dancer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cushing, Fabiola
nurses; Al. Holman, charming maid;
Vera Rabishaw, Rube; Jim Voght,
mixture; Mrs. H. Burlington, Topsy;
Mrs. H. Blackie, mahala; w. O. Balm,
who stole me pants?" A. Chrisler, DR..
Goode, Will Epstine, Robert Randall,
Frank Evans, Chas. Crippen, E. Sweet
land, l. Kleugh, clowns; Mr.. and Mrs.
Will U. Mackey, fancy dress.
Mrs. Calvert, Jennie Calvert, Edna
Vonderhyde and Amy Mefford, nothing
but coons; Will Muller and Arthur
Maish, coons; Pearl Cowing, Lyle
Burke and Lena Mara, three little
lulus from school; Lee Bright, Uncle
Josh; Mrs. A. McCreary, evening; Roy
Sprague, domino; J. T. Burgess, cava-
lier; ]. M. Obert, Polish Count; L. E.
Ivory, kid; Gray Davis, Spanish lady;
C. D. Marks, guard; J. Gliding, hunt
ress; VIM. Preini, Indian; Francis
Gliding, skating girl; A. Dora, clown;
Hazel Hotelling, fancy dress.
H. s. Peck, domino; D. K. Smith,
domino; Mrs. w. Evans, wallpaper;
Bertha Newman, fancy dress; Annie
Newman, Japanese; ]. Connolly, dom
inc; Emily Coffin, nothing; Ella
SMALL, Japanese; Jennie SMALL, To
nopah; Mrs. Balm and Mrs. Dake, ED
erly Dutch people.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford, Hebrews;
Grover Russell, English gentleman;
Mabel Dickson, nothing; A. T. Kra
mer, Englishman; E. B. Kramer, 8
clown; w. Blackwell, monkey; Walter
Decker and Deli Bath, Chinese; Chas
Schulz, domino; R. Nesmit, Irish
Hazel Hofer, Mrs. Humphreys ant
Ethel Hofer, fancy group; E. MARI, I
coon; Harry Humphreys, fancy cos
tune; Pearl Dempsey, Polish prime
ess; w. Evans and Mrs. Crow, group
Pete Grow, Bonanza George" Eccles
H. James, domino.
A. Ambrose, old woman; Miss Haas
folly; Mrs. Sam Cohn, night; c. Go
Diet, coon; D. Richards, coon; Luc.
Davis, cowgirl; Ethel Davis, fame,
dress; Jess Tranter, maiden; Fern Mi
lard, fancy dress; Ralph Harcourt
fancy costume; Mrs. Mari, Japanese
Kate Nelson, midnight; A. Cara, Hoo
igan; Mrs. Johnny Connolly, sigI
board; Mrs. D. w. Folk, poisoner
Mrs. Fapp, lady gambler; R. james
Jewish gentleman; Mrs. Barley, tn
queen of hearts; Nellie Dempsey, fa1
cy dress; A. Nesmith, spook, J. OILY
er, nothing; Mrs. Oliver, nothing; {
H. Asbury, buckaroo: Mrs, Asbury
lady in black; Miss Kenderdine, d.
mino; J. F. Tranter and Mr.. Ivor.
two kids. ''-...--- .... s-tE..
A committee consisting Of Mr.,
Harry Edwards, Mrs. VIM. Wilson
and e. B. Ycgington, A. e. Chandle
and Sam Cohen awarded the prize
as follows:
Richest dressed lady, "Roulett
Wheel" Mrs. Fapp; richest "dresse
gent prisoner of Zeuda." Harry