Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-03
MANY UNIQUE
 COSTUMES AT
 NASQUE BALL

Costumes of practically every na- tionality, of both modern and ancient times, were represented at the masque ball which marked the open ing of the winter social season at the Country club last Saturday night. "Bootblacks" rubbed shoulders with army colonels"; little girls hob nobbed" with serene and sedate 'co- Ionial belles"; "ephemeral fairies" in . their glittering costumes fitted in and out among "highwaymen," Mex icans," "denizens of the underworld" and Turkish ladies. their beautiful faces hidden behind silken veils Gun til midght) danced and talked with men of all classes and clans unTepri- manded.
 Assuredly il was a gala affair. No one was certain just who his partAer was in real life, and this uncertainty. coupled with the many ridiculous cos tunes, only added to the gaiety of the occasion and, when in the wee sma' hours of the morning the Home, Sweet Home waltz was played by the orchestra, every one was reluctant to end the nights festivities.
 There We're no prizes offered for the best costumes. Indeed it would have been difficult to select the unique and most ridiculous one from i among so many perfect represen :a- , tions. It appeared as though every , one present had engaged the services of New York's most famous costum- CTS and any attempt to select the prize winners would have left doubt even in the minds of the judges.
 MT. and Mrs Philip Wilson led the grand march. Mrs. Wilson wore a Turkish costume which she later changed for one of a pirate. Her husband looked and played the part of a French artist
 | Among those in costumes were i MT. John DymOck, Pierot;. Mrs. John 1 Dymock, Turkish lady; Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, French artists; Miss 1 Jane Irving, queen of hearts; Miss
 Margaret Irving, colonial belle; Mrs. Joe Irving, colohial belle; Mrs. E. E. Whiteley, Turkish lady; MT. E. R. | Whitney, Pierot; MT. George Powell country rube; Mrs. George Powell, ''follies girl"; Miss Gertrude Sher man, "Prunella"; MT Mckinney, con
 vict; MT Claude Compton, farmer; ! Mrs. Claude Compton, farmerette; ! MT. George Draper, Chimes Manda rian: MT. C.NF. Willis, scarecrow
 Mrs. c. F. Willis, Yama, Yama; MT l Fred Juleff, Yama Yama; Mrs. Fred Juleff, Arizona Indian; MT. Hugh Gal
 lagher, Yama Yama; Mrs. Hugh Gal
 lagher. Yama Yama; MT. Sanford
 clown; Mrs. Sanford, Japanese lady;
 Mr. Ross Moon, Yama Yama; Mrs
 Ross Moon, little girl; MT. JohI
 Treau, Santa Claus; Mrs. John Treau
 Christmas fairy; Miss Helen Treau
 little girl; MT. Clark, tennis player;
 Mir Cromwell, cap and gown; Mrs
 Cromwell, school girl; MT. Roger Pei
 ton, Yama Yama; Mrs. Roger PClion
 'Thanksgiving" Miss Britt, Thanks
 giving; MT Howard Sterling, Mexi
 can cowboy; Mrs. Howard Sterling
 music; Mrs. Smart, Turkish cos
 tune; MT. Stuart, Yama Yama; Mrs
 E. J. Flannigan, tennis girl; Dr. FitZ
 gerald, Yama Yama; Mrs. Fitzgerald
 little girl; Miss Fitzgerald, Chinese
 lady; MT. Waffle Schwartz, George
 Washington; Mrs. Waffle Schwartz
 Yana Yama; Mrs. John Rawlings
 America; Miss Mary Butler, "Tana
 lac"; MT. and Mrs. J. w. Smith
 Yama Yama; Mir. Paul Buckwalter, U
 s. army officer; Mrs. Paul Buckwal
 ter, little girl; MT. Philip Yard, dark, , bootblack; the Misses Jennie Cowan
 Alice Cowan, Althea Saelid an' Gladys Sisk, Tough Girls; E. Hat ley, Yama Yama; Miss Gene Quinn
 folly; Brewster Watkins, toreador Miss Cooper, gypsy queen; MT. Da
 vey, toreador; D. A. Presley, Yam
 Yama: Mrs. D. A. Presley, Geish girl; Jared Taylor, coachman; Mrs Jared Taylor, Rose; Miss France I Juleff, Yama Yama; Mrs. Ivan Bul a gess, colonial dame; MT. Ivan Bul , gess, Domino; Dr. Connover, Turk.