The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-23
LAST NIGHTS
MASQUERADE

Boys Party--Prizes
Awarded
There were eighty maskers on the floor
of Armory hall last night at the Hose
boys dance and it is reported as the best
time ever had in Winnemucca. Some Of
much merriment was caused when at II
o'clock the -.sguises were taken or. The
floor was excellent for dancing and tne
management was perfect. ane floor direc-
tors taking much pains to have every
one present have a good time There
were large number of spectators pres
ent and the supper served at the Club
cafe was par excellent. The dance was
one long to be remembered and the Hose
boys covered themselves with glory. Some
of the most striking make-ups are given
below:
Rob Hoy-Pig.
Mr. Bertleson-Coon.
Mrs. Bertleson-Belle
Mrs. Helmhold-Night.
J. G. Gilmartin-D Dusty Dick
Robert Ewing-s F. Brakeman
w. r. Moore-Negro Porter.
George sanford-A Drunken Gentleman.
Frank Forte-Hobo.
H. A. singleton-clown.
Mrs. c carey-4repe Paper
Mrs. Bertha see-Moss Rose.
yergil Pasquale-Clown.
J. A. Sheehan-Dr. Bice.
Miss Carrie Robertie-The Lady In
Black
Miss charlestina correea-rhe Lazy
from Cork.
Miss Florence Pascal-Fancy costume
Miss Annie smith-Summer
MISS Alice Wilson-A Trained Nurse.
A group Of fire lassies attracted a good
deal of attention and was composed OF
the following young ladies'. MISS Harp,
Miss HaHrtman. Miss Dunn. Miss Arno
Miss MeGonagle. Mrs. White, Mrs. Chs.
Rodgers. Mrs. Dwyer. Mrs Nease. Mrs.
sheehan. Mrs Chas. Muller.
Charles Van Volkenburg-Qu
r.. H. Brown Barber
Miss Mabel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wnnemucca.
Charles Rodgers-Sheet and pillow case
b. j. Laveaga-Sheet and pillow case
Mrs. s. &. Lamb and Miss Louise Cor
recco-BlaeK PATHS.
Mrs. George Hin and Mrs. NJ. Nofsinger
-Squaws.
Newton See-Old THINE Vanquero.
Chris Wolf, Jr-Bloomey Gus
Miss Mary Padroli-An Old Lady Ped
ler.
Miss Carrie choate-Truth.
Miss Lulu Choate-Purity
Fred and Earnest Holloway-Two up
to-date Jews
Charles r. Gates-Ma's Crazy Patches.
Mrs j. ID. Vargas and s.iss NJ. Nc
Laughlin--Japanese Ladies'.
G. r. Mitchell-Old Josh.
Ed Staunton-Trish Tourist.
Mr.. Shell-Dutch Sport
Mrs. c. B. Brown-Pansy Blossom. -.
Mrs. T. II. Brown-Red Rose.
Miss May staunton, Miss Josie Staun-
ton. Miss Lucy Laveaga. Miss Lucia
Robins. Miss Mabel Darrah, Miss Norma
Warren-Guess What | AM?
Messrs. Costello and Mr.. Johnson-Two
OF a KIM.
Rich. St Clair-Coon.
Henry Smeltzer-Dressed Dude.
Mr.. Divivier-chink.
c. Brown--Lager.
Mrs w. L. Samuels-Prisctlla,
III. NJ. Leonard-Cream of Wheat.
y Mrs. H. NJ. Leonard and Miss Edna
Guthrie-Swift's Little Cooks.
Miss Laura Robins and Miss Edna
Gfroux-Soeiety Girls
Justin Hoffman and ], Kraemer-shirt
Waist Men.
w. G. Conners-Carpenter.
r. A. Bogle-Clown.
]. w. Wright--Maud
Mr., McDermit-N Nothing,
Sam Kopren--ChinkS
Harry Holt--Just Got In
Misc Martha Laveaga and Miss Cornelia
Conners--North and South.
Mr.. Bulis-One-Fyed Wonder.
The PRICES were awarded as follows'
For the best-sustained characters. lady s
first prize Mrs. Nj. Nofsinger and Mrs
@ O. Hill as two squaws, and lady's
second prize was awarded to Miss M
Mclaughlin and Mrs J. ID. Vargas as
=, Japanese ladies'
~ First gentlemans prize was awarded &c
Jerry Sheehan az DIR. Bce The second
eentleman's prize was given to Mr.