The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-11-30

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The mask ball, given in the Nixon
opera house Thanksgiving night by
Alma Hive, No. 3, Ladies of the Mac
cabees, was very successful social
event. To attempt to give list of all
those in attendance would be to publish
directory of the town.
The arrangements were perfect.
Two rows of seats encircled the large
hall, which were filled with spectat-
ors, and the entire floor was given
over to the dancers, the orchestra be-
ing stationed in the gallery.
Mrs. s. G.. Lamb had charge of the
door, Mrs. G. f. Browning was floor
director, assisted by Mrs. C. f. Rob
ins, Mrs. Guy Ssson, Mrs. C. B. Mac
kay, Mrs. Kerfoot and Miss Hilda
Diehl. Following is a list of the
maskers and the costumes worn:
VIM. Thompson-Mask.
A. w. Latta-Uncle Josh.
Mrs. N. Johnson-sSummer
Florence Munger-Jester
Mrs. Jewett-Harem Girl.
p. M. Ford-Clown.
Mrs. G. +. Robins, Mrs. f. M. Ayers,
Mrs. M. M. Kerfoot, Mrs. E. d.
Giroux, Mrs. Phil Blume-Alabama
Niggers.
Mrs. Ford and Myrtle See-Clown
Girls.
Mrs. c. Il. Haviland-Motor Girl.
Mrs. Hulbert-Night.
May Bernard-America.
Alma Hoskins and Nina Roundtree
-Grecian Girls.
Mrs. Weiner-Witeh
Mrs. Notwithstanding Backward.
Harriet Hill-Puritan Girl.
Dora Waters-SSpanish Dancing Girl.
Gene Langwith, Mrs. Oastler Mary
Langwith-Scotch Highland Lassies.
Beatrice Langwith-Colonial Lady.
G. Haviland-Clown.
Sarah Nelson-Rags.
Anne Hillyer-Day and Night.
W. Diehl-Clown.
X. Talkington-Clown.
John See-Parlor Boy.
Frank Hulbert-Clown.
+. A. Smith-Clown.
Geo. Leren-Colored Gentleman.
W. N. Hein-Hottentot.
Harry Hicks-Bull Fighter.
G. +. Browning-Domino.
Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. Esmond-
American Girls.
Eleanor Dwyer and frankie Hos
kins-Parlor Maids.
Jennie Minicucci-Cigarette Girl.
r. V. Lupein-Toothpick.
Alice Wagner and Theekla Wright
American Beauties.
EAie Piper-Sis Hopkins
veva Gates-tGypsy.
c. l.. Good and Walter Wilkinson
Village Cutups.
Fritz Heess-Duteh Hobo.
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Mrs McRitchie and Mrs. c. Rol-
lns-Yama Yama.
Mrs. Latta-Winter.
Mrs. Fritz Heess-Violet.
Margaret cktesehfer-Night.
Mrs. Kate Hill, Dora Giroux,
Blanche onnifeld-Pieretta.
Mrs. c. b. Welshons-Red Wing.
Vivienne Warren--Ah Sid.
Eugenie Guessford and Bertha
Wplf-Daffodil.
Miss l.. Lear-Spanish Dancing
Girl
Mrs. w. +. Diehl-Marguerite.
Mrs. f.. A. Smith-Martha Washing
ton.
Verne Rose-Band Man.
Guy Blair-Farmer.
Tim Smith--Miner.
Mrs. Treau--Japanese Girl
Miss Teft-Grecian Girl.
7. w. Sorey-Devil.
Mrs Camntou-GypsV
Mrs Phil Nichoas-Flowers.
Frank Lemmon-Arab.
Bert MeKoy-Irshman
Earl Wiliams-City Market.
A. Bradshaw-Clown.
w. +. Diehl-Baseball Player.
q. niehl-Broken Sport.
Walter Waid-Bull Fighter.
w. S. Duncan and A. McShea--'
Walters.
$. NJ Bowling-Baseball Player
w. !. Walter-Old Mother Hubbard.
Y. W. Douglass-Dude.
Toe Johnson-Mask.
Frank Nelson-Mask.
r. $. Arkman-Mask.
Albert Bvrnes-Any Old Thing.
Oliver Ellis-Havana.
Mrs. r. Stidd-Indian.
George Ferick-Clown.
Merrin Kennedy-Mask.
n. O. Christopherson-Mask.
Fred Pearce-Mask.
Mrs. c. Carey-Mask.
Lille Wuertele-Mask.
DIR. Giroux and Arch MCFARLAND
Two Dead Ones.
Vic Giroux-Womans Suffrage.
]. II. Dunn-The Undertaken.
Carl Schmidt--Mask.
Virgil Boyd--Mask.
J. F. Graham--Mask.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Reinhart-Masks.
p. f. Born-Mask.
s. Black--Mask.
IT. C. Oastler-Mask.
A. L. Brackett-Mask.
Gilbert Hubbard-Mask.
M. Moore--Mask.