Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-01-02
NEW YEARS
EVE DANCE
Over One Hundred MaSkerS
Participated
The Masquerade Dance Given By
RathbOne SiStert the Latgest
In the History Of TOnOpah

A successful and very enjoyable
masque ball was given by the Rath.
bone Sisters on New Years eve. 1t
was well attended by the younger
set. There were many unique and
original DISCUSSES, ranging from
asbestos palamas to fur.lined XII
monos. In addition to the usual
evening dresses worn by all there
were several noteworthy instances
of over dress. One of the fairest
dancers wore an Elizabethan air
with bevy Of Lotharios en- train.
She was greatly admired. Another
OF the swell set was disguised in
Bernhart frown garnished with
Nethersoe beauty spots. Her at.
tractlyeness was statuesque and
drew forth many fattering com.
ments from the gentlemen present
although some Of the ladies seemed
to be a bit petulant and testy as
they viewed the grand march from
behind their lorgnetts
One of the popular young men
about town wore a gauze lined kimo
no and Van Dyke beard. Another
had on a pair OF suspenders and
Goldtield smile, the latter mater
tally enhancing the effect of his neuvo
richie bearing. Still another whose
identity was not learned wore pair
Of beautiful alfalfa shoulder braces
ana an ingrowing moustache. Fol.
lowing is the list Of maskers.
Wm. Witt, domino; George Dugan,
Bottom Prices; Cliff Cadet, monkey;
Icy Gibson, peanuts; Pearl Gibson,
cards Sylvia Cuddebaek, morning
star Lester Zeigler, nothing; Mrs.
l.. Schafuit, beauty. Miss NJ. Farrell,
beauty; Mrs. j W. Douglass, fancy
costume Lester Stevens, clown; Mls
Oscar jameson and Miss A. Ander.
son, twin babies; Mrs w. s. Wilson.
lady; Miss Edith Lincon, school girl;
John Mcdonald, domino; w. Thomas.
domino; Walter Fullerton, toreador;
james Holland, clown; Louise Mala.
tesla, Helicon dancing girl; Otto
Wise, Irish woman; Mrs. Geo. Bur. |
ner flag; Grover Cuddeback, clown:
II. G. Jones aud ]. S. Coleman, Two
Little Girls in Blue; S. S. Williams, T,
noblemau, Uri b. Curtis, Chinese
lady; r. H. Broughten. Dusty Roads;
Ed. Knapp, Weary Waggles; Mrs.
James McQuillan, flower girl; Mrs.
w. J, Douglas, Maid Of Athens; Mrs. |
w. S. Grey, Spanish girl; Miss Ernie
McHamiton, Gypsy fortune teller;
w. J. Coburn, cavalier; j. w. Gillian. |
hard times Mrs. Chas. Askin, Dolly /
Warden; W. Il. Smith, clown; Rob
Richard, Colonial maiden; Emma .
Wise, base ball player; O. X Wes-
coatt, Indian Chief; VIM. McCauley.
Chinaman, Bert Taylor, King; Mrs. |
j. Salesbery, night; Mrs. A. j.
Crocker, Chrysanthemum; Mrs. Pep
per, the girl he left behind him, Miss
Simona Aguira, spring; Lem Platt,
Miss y. Roach, Thomas Lynch and
Miss Nae Roberts, school kids; Mrs.
Gibbons, rainbow; Mrs. VIM. Sinclair
Topsyi S. p, Santos, English swell,
Geo. Downey, mask; w. |. Booth,
tramp, l.. l.. Leidy, farmer girl; w.
J. Sinclair, Prince; ]. F. McClasky, /
tourist; V. Priest, mask; Mrs. n. II.
Smith; flower girl; Tom Robinson,
His Satanic Majesty; Mrs. Kermeen,
May Day; Mrs. Towley, Grecian
lady; Mrs. Anna Mckay, popcorn
girl E. H. Mimms, Mark Hanna;
james Forman, Earl; Miss Alice
CLARK, Spanish girl; Angus Holmes,
base ball; Mrs. 7. J. Mcdonald, bride
of 100; j |. Kline, mask, Miss
Scheld and Mrs. H. G. Osborn, fancy
costume; Alex Dewar, Brother iona
than; DR.. II. e. Piper, cadet; DR.. l..
r. Benson, miner; w. w. Gilbert.
Frederick the Great; Mrs. j. G.
Booker, nurse girl; j. G Booker,
mask; Mrs. E. Clawsen, rags; Mrs,
N. Clayton, japanese lady; David
Irving, negro; Frank Atheran, hobo;
Ike Mckay, Highland Chief. Mrs. j.
A. Wylie, Ellen MacGregor Mrs. n.
y. Smith, Gypsy Queen; Mrs. Rose
Burns, ballet dancer; Mrs. w. j.
Wilson, Italian dancing lady; Mrs.
Charles Cole, flower girl; Mrs, w.
Warren, silver; j. L. Woodward,
Dandy; b. M. Pearlman, domino;