The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-25
IHE MASQUERADE
Successful Social Affair Under
Direction nf [. @. 7. NJ.


Wednesday evening by the Ladies of the
Maccabces met with the success 1t so
richly 6eserved.
At an early hour the makers began to
arrive and by the time the grand marcn
was called the hall was comfortably
filled with a Jolly, goodnatured throrg
bent on having good time. Many OF
the costumes were unique and beautiful
and the parts assumed by the dancers
Were carried out to perfe c.,on.
The verdict Of the committee on rr'ze-
gave general satisfaction and all felt that
the four valuable presents had b-en
awarded to the maskers most deserving
of them
Mr.. Harry Sni h. representing Cart'n
Mccarthy u Co. of Sacramento, whoe
sale liquor dealers. took nrst prize for
the best sustained gentleman character.
Mr.. Smith was made up as a Jewish
was perfect. Mrs B. Co,well. who came
as a risky scncog'r'. received fis
prize for the bcs. sustained lady charac-
ter. Mrs Colwell acted her rart re~fe t
" and furnished great deal of sport for
the spectators
Mr.. McAninch received the rr'ze for
the best dres s-ed gentleman. He wa
dressed in the war togs of an Irdan
chief and looked as though he had just
escaped from the reservation and was
looking for scalns.
Mrs G o. Hill won the pr'ze Offered
for the best dressed lady Her gown wes
made of white muslin printed from the
forms of the Daily Silver State and was
ore of the hand$omest and neatest in the
fa'l Mrs FIJI made TIE ra-t she 10 k
more realistic by carrying a notebook
and taking news items for the paper she
represented.
AT er the prizes were awarded the word
20 unnask was given and the fun COM
menced anew.
At midnight supper was served 1t is
not necessary here to go into oetails con-
corning his repast. as the Ladies of the
Maccabees are famous in this line and
this proved TO exception.
The fact that the dsncers stayed until
after o'clock Is sufficient proof that the
affair was enjoye bic. and even at that
hour many were lcth TO leave
All pronounce it the most enjoyable
and jolliest event of the season
Following is a list of the maskers and
the characters they represented:
Mr.. II. Smith. Jewish ped1ler; Misc
Georgina Perk Lady Bourtieul: Miss
Marie Smith Swedi-h girl: Miss Florence
Dennis and Pauline Schmidt. argel chill
dren; Mrs Hud~on. torture teller: Ms
Van Patten. Ounce: Miss Juanit.a Will
son. bright soho- o-lg'rl; Miss Annie
Schmidt. card girl; Mss Alice Wilson.
spirit of fire: Master Car, Schmidt d um
major: Mr.. F. Riddle Simple Simon; Mr..
Schell. Devil: Miss Dcde Hartmann. Red
Cross nurse: MIR S. z Black va h man:
Misses Vera Guthrie. E1na Gu. hrie ard
Kate Dunn, Hofman's calico; Mas er Art
Merchant, clown: Master Ois vao.
clown: Mr.. ]. Armstrong, coon: Mr.. Dia-
mond. coon; Mrs. Curtis iady's mad:
RalIh Case, country squire: Misses Alma
G'roux. Edna G'roux and Laura Rob'-s
yachting girls: Miss Irene Campbell
domiro: Mrs q w. Dwyer. Ja-anese:
Mrs G. w. Duv Black and White: Mr.
G w. Adkins. Russian cadet Mr. Brad
lev. George Washlngton: Mr.. Brady.
Gown; Mss Florence Pascal. Night;
Mis- Oh" rlcstina Correcco. new school
ma m: Mr.. Burns. buccnroo: Mss Cecil
Dwyer college girl: Master Roger Ruth
erford. convict: Mr.. A. McGinty Span-
lard; Mr.. III. McAn'nch. big chief: Mrs
Geo, Hll. Silver State reporter: Mrs
Prince. Spanish dancing girl: Mrs E. L.
Wilson. Black DiaroGd: Mss Carrie Rob-
erti. blue bel' Mis- Cecil Corecco co n;
Miss Lizzie Rcberti. schonol gri: Mis-
VI ldred Ruthe fcrd. COED: --r. Grandei
prince: Mrs Nofsingar. domino: Mrs
Colweli school girl; Mr.. Moore. cowboy:
Mr.. WIN Diehl. Jap; Mr.. Bob williams.
Jap.