Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1908-12-04
MASQUERADE IS
BRILLIANT
AFFAIR

Saturday, The Tribune is enabled
with this issue to give first COM
plets account of the Masquerade
Ball given by the Lovelock Com
mercial Club in Young's Hall last
evening. Friday, Dec. A. The dance
was easily the leader of the year,
there being over one hundred and
fifty maskers in attendance. and the
receipts of the evening being more
tbsn $4,000.
Lovelock was out in force.
Beautiful women, with which this
community is favored, as if by the
Gods it seems, were there dressed in
either comical, in neat, in dainty, or
in brilliant attire. The men folks
Game in all styles. Ed Gaynor, for
instance, borrowed par OF trousers
from Proprietor Bridges of the Big
Meadow Hotel and stuffed in pill
low to lake up the x&Ta space.
1t was great nigh, long to be
remembered. When Lovelock turns
ont to have a good time it has it,
through and through.
Miss Faye Bridges, representing Justice,
=: 4l,x loof 1aAx
George Riddle won second prize of $500
for the best dressed gent. ... 5
Mrs. A. L. Bachrodt, as Mother Goose,
won third prize for best sustained lady
character.
r. A. Mcguire, representing Starry the
Tailor. won fourth prize of $500 for best
Sustained gent character. -s........,s .........#
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thornbury, represent
ing Mary Ann and Josiah Allen, won fifth
prize for the best group of characters.
Mrs. Parks won sixth prize, silk UNI
brella, for best lady waltzer.
Tom Kelly won seventh prize. a smokers
set, for best gentleman waltzer.
3 Mrs. A. Springer won eighth prize, a
sclock, for most contest lady character.
a Arthur Bell won ninth prize, a Japanese
suit case, for most comical gent character.
Phil Wolf won the fat mans prize.
Mrs. Noble won eleventh prize, wicker
rocker, for best all around lady character.
The person to whom the twelfth prize
was awarded having left the room when
the decision was announced, the Judges
gave It to Mrs. Parks, representing Pick
ing Violots.
The thirteenth prize was won by Ed
Gaynor for most cleverly disguised person.
The following is the list of maskers:
Mrs. A. Springer, Our Baby; Faye
Bridges, Justice; Mrs. FEELING, Chrysan-
tlAemum; Hanan Anker, Good Luck; W..
Green, Escaped Convict; H. W. Cherry,
Reuben; Mira. Berg, Aurtie; beulah Viii
son and Edna Purviance, School Girls;
Mrs. Biddleman and Miss Pearl Goodale,
Twin Girls; Mrs. Baker, Blue Bell Coon;
George Riddle, The MArquise; Mrs.
Woods and Masters Morgan Hill and
Mervin Marker, Mrs. Katzenjammer and
Kids; Mrs. Noble, Ribbon Girl; Mrs. A. l..
Bachrodt, Mo,her Goose; Edna Haines,
Liberty; Jess Foliz, Gloomy Gus; Addie
Stoker, Butterfly Girl; Will Ruddell,
Cadet Mrs. ]. Marker, Girl in Pink; Mrs.
L. N. Marker, Cleo; A, jain, Reuben;
A. Bell, Pink Whiskered Jones; Bert
Bailey, Scotchman; H. Riddle, Clown |;
Phyllis Davenport, Naphanee; Mrs. Ladd,
Washerwoman; Eva Tyler. Swastica; Ed
Tyler. Monkey; Miss Fuss, Miss Snow
ball; Mrs. Stiff, Topsy; Ray Collins and
John Murphy, Fat Men; F. Riddle and F.
May, Army Officers; W. H. Grannis,
Hooli0an; Mrs. S. Hill, China Woman;
Mrs. Push, Crazy Jane; "a. Mcclure,
Jew Tailor; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thornbury,
Heine; Miss O'Neal, Lovelock Flour; r.
L. Stiff, Sunny Jim; Mrs. Murphy, Baby /;
Ed Woltemede, Cow Girl; A. v. Twigg,
: Tramp; Mrs. A. Bell and Rose Brown,
Spanish Dancers; ]. Bench, Cowboy !;
Chester Anker and A. Westfall, Chinese |;
A. Green, Hunter; Mrs. Sims, Pocahontas !;
Mrs. Fits, Fancy Dress; ]. S. Case, Dog
Poisoner; w. H. Davis, Lieutenant; G. E.
Peterson, Niger; Mrs. jam, Bowery Girl |;
Mrs. Gunnell, MIX Maids Mrs. Feltham,
Nurse; Miss Riddle and Miss Ellis, Girls
Of the Golden West; Mrs. Davenport,
Queen Of the o. N. t.; Mrs. Park, Picking
yiclets; Miss Florence Mack, Review; L.
C. Tyler, Mixed Nevadan; Mrs. Richards,
Lovsiock Tribune; Lillian Perry, News
Girl; Mr.. Hart,s Chippewa Squaw; Mrs.
Smith, Lovelock Tribune; Ed Gaynor,
pntchman; Fred Cooley, Frenchmani Ms.
BrsaTly. Lady Rider; Tom Hill, DUTCH
Giving to the fact that the committee at
the door failed to keep complete list of
the msskers, there are doubtless some of
the participants in last nights festivities
who have been omitted in this list
The judges Of the, evening were Geo. B..
Sims, Ricrahs ey~esth. and N; Gubini.
Their decisions were coissidsred good by Z
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