The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28
A GRAND MASK BALL
BY WOODMEN OF WORLD
The Event of the Season in its Line
W;lf be Given in the Armory on
New Years Eve, Dec. 3Ist.

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their grand mask ball to be gievn on
New Years eve, December 3lst, in the
Armory, shall eclipse anything in its
line ever given in the city. The entire
membership of the lodge has been en-
gagged in preparing the details in connec-
ton with the event for some time, and
there is no reason to doubt that the in
tentions of the promoters will be fully
realized. The invitation is general, and
all who dance or enjoy looking on at a
gay scene such as will be represented on
that evening are invited; all who mask,
however, will be required to raise their
masks or in some manner identify them
selves at the door. No improper char
acters will be admitted. Admission has
been placed at 81, ladies free. Lady spec
tators will be charged 25 cents. Wright's
ive-piece orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic and the grand march will begin at
o'clock, sharp. The decorations will be
gorgeous, and are being now placed in
position at great deal of expense of
time and LABOR The committees are as
follows:
Arrangement-Stanley Coffin. II. j.
Rand, f. J. Wyman, c. c. Case, J. j.
Mcdonald, ]. T. Bragg, A. Holstien, A.
D. Sloan, H. w. Null.
Reception-H. J. Rand, c. o. Merwin,
c. c. Case, B. Lambert, J. T. Bragg, Geo.
Barber, A. D. Sloan, C. Leonard, w. L..
Cook.
Floor-W. D. Riley, F. D. Clemmer, H.
]. Rand, c. o. Merwin, w. S. Boyer,
George Bunce, Ben Lambert, G. Boyd,
A. Jones, ]. T. Bragg.
Printing and Prizes-W. S. Boyer, F.
D. Clemmer, A. Holstein, j. T. Bragg, C.
o. Merwin.
The following list of prizes will be
awarded, with the understanding that
no person shall be allowed to compete
for more than one prize:
Best costumed couple-First prize, IS
cash, w. o. w. Lady to receive fine IS
toilet set, by c. c. Case, druggist; gent,
a IS fancy vest, by Weigel Clothing Co.
Best representation of any business
$3.50 china berry set, by A. SCHNEIDER,
jeweler; second, IS opera shawl, by j..
j. Macdonald, dry goods.
Best waltzer-First prize, gent, $3.50
cash by w. o. w. and one So razor by
Longuet- Abeling Co. Lady, $3.50 cash,
by w. o. W., and one dozen platinum
photos, value So, by the Scott studio.
Best two-stepper-Gent, box cigars,
value 81, by S. Arendt; lady, SIS rug, by
Yakima Furniture Co. Second prize,
comb and brush set, value So, by Red
Cross Pharmacy, and two bottles scalp
food, value $3.50, by J. H. Beasley. Lady,
paid dancing slippers, by Kohls Shoe
Co., value So; also one bottle perfume,
value $3.50, by F. L. Janeck.
Cake walk-First prize, best couple,
$40 cake, by Matt Mechtel; second
prize, gent, one gallon sherry wine, val
ue 81, by Bert Fletcher; second, lady,
one pound Upton Ceylon Tea, value ST.,
by Cary and Cary.
Best clown-First prize, pair leggins,
value $3.50; second, pair fur gloves, val
ue $3.50, both by Wyman & Fraser.
Most attractive costume by lady-A
silver fox scarf. value $40, by H. H.
Schott Co.
Best newspaper representation-Two
years subscription to Yakima Herald,
Value 50, by Yakima Herald.
Best representation secret order by
gentleman, IS Knox hat, by Moore
Clothing Co.; second prize, 81 in coffees
and teas by Yakima Tea Co.; also. 81
fancy candy by c. w. Crawford; third
prize, box Commercial Club cigars, value
$3.50 by Frank X. Nagler, cigar store.
Best representation of George and
Martha Washington, $3.50 gold and
pearl handle pen by F. Achennausen,
jeweler, to gent, and $3.50 nickel plated
tea pot for lady by John Sawbridge,
hardware.
Best sustained character-First prize,
IS Tiffany art vase, by Keene. jeweler;
second prize. $3.50 scarf pin by Redfeld,
jeweler.
Best widow-$a.5o turkey by H. j.
Rand.
Best representation old lady-$5 rock
ing chair by Coffin Bros, furniture de-
partment.
Best representation Happy Hooligan-
Two gallons Madeira wine by Bert
Fletcher.
Best represented small couple-Gent,
$l.50 pair silk suspenders; lady, $l.50
opera shawl, by Krause & Ebel, dry
goods.
Best representation secret order-First
prize, $3.50 real walrus hand satchel for
lady, by H. Catalan & Co., dry goods;
second, $3.50 ebony set by Pioneer Drug
Store.
Largest couple-Gent, So Kingsbury
hat by Marsh & Arnold; lady, $3.50