The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-12-23
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
AT wenatchee, January 1905. An
Exclusive Affair 20 which You
Must Have an Invitation

New 1Ork may nave It's pesAAt
Baltimore and Richmond may have their
assemblies, Seattle may have its ex-
elusive hops" at the Washington-but
this year Wenatchee will have them all
backed clear off the map. At Prewitt's
dancing academy, in the Griggs blocK,
the day after New Year. January 2,
there will be given the very SWEETEST
affair of the year. Beauty. cleaning
eyes, fine gowns and brave and handsome
men-and ALI this is the language of
| the charlottesville be there in force
The dance will be strictly invitationai
affair, the list of those invited being
| submitted to the patrons and patron
esses. This list Is now being made up,
and SO soon as completed will be re-
vised by, those having the affair in
charge There was some talk. at first
| of having the dance occur New Years
eve, but a number of the more relig-
iously inclined objected to dancing into
| Sunday morning, so it has been decided
to change the date to Monday, January
q - isa3.4 a'i',s
The musfcGis guaranteed to be the
finest ever. ,,Prewitt's orchestra having
been engaged. and Conductor Prewitt
says that he has selected some of the
sandwiches and coffee will be served
| in the building. !l,e
! The. ball ewill be o fancy dress and
masquerade affair, and everyone must
be dressed in costume. A little dab of
cloth over the face will not be ac-
cepted, by the, floor committee; and
under no circumstances will anyone not
| in receipt or an invitation be allowed
on the floor g The floor committee will
compel each person entering the hall
to lift the Inasque. as well as show the
invitation. The utmost precautions are
! to be taken to prevent anything hap
pening," as one of the men in charge
| said.a #
| In addition to this, the following list
of patronesses are published as a war
| ranty of the exclusiveness of the af
| fair:
Mrs. George H. Ellis
Mr.. Leonard Fowler
Mrs. Jack Ryan
Mrs B. A. Griggs
Mrs. Z. S. order
Mrs. Charles Wildberger
Mrs. Guy G. Browne
Mrs: Clifford Griggs
Mrs. G. E. Stohl
Mrs. dr. Gilchrist
Mrs. ID. A. Beal
Mrs. Charles Buttles
Mrs. Ansel Griggs
Mrs. J. M. Jack
Mrs. w. T. Rarey
Mrs. Ed Ferguson
Mrs. A. A. Bousquet
Mrs. w. M Bowen
Mrs. W. Cameron
At, midnight everyone will unmask
and spectators having an invitation will
be allowed on the floor. Prior to that
time spectators will not be allowed to
dance unless in full costume. After
midnight, however, everyone may dance
who has an invitation, but at no time
VIII anyone be allowed on the floor who
has not an invitation, and, indeed, 1t
will be impossible for anyone to enter
the hall without the coveted bit Of white
pasteboard.
The Invitation committee has arranged
for two souvenirs-one for the women
and one for the men, each to be award
ed to the most original character.
The committeeman are:
Reception Committee
Guy G. Browne
S. g. McCreadv
Ira d. Edwards
Charles Wildberger
Charles Buttles
- S G. Crsder
al G. Z. Stohl
w. I. Rarey
Jack Ryan
Leonard Fowler
DIR. Cameron
Floor Committee
Otto Anderson
o. S. Stocker
Will Johnson
Ralph Littletield
b. A. Griggs