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Masquerade ball   /mˌæskərˈeɪd bɔl/   Listen
Masquerade ball

noun
1.
A ball at which guests wear costumes and masks.  Synonyms: fancy-dress ball, masked ball.






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"Masquerade ball" Quotes from Famous Books



... the green tam and the lip stick, you stepped up to the Subway newsstand and boldly demanded a package of—chewing gum. And then and there got out a stick and chewed it, and chewed it on the Subway and chewed it on the streets of New York. Some people have to go to a masquerade ball to feel themselves some one else for a change. Others, if they have been brought up by school-teachers, can get the same effect with five cents' ...
— Working With the Working Woman • Cornelia Stratton Parker

... The Masquerade Ball was filmed for televising, and was a sight for bugging eyes. Extraterrestrial glamour girls came in spectrumatic colors: one, Ruth Landis of Venus (formerly Nuyok), was a verdant beauty, fresh as a breath of chlorophyll; while ...
— Out of This World Convention • Forrest James Ackerman

... religious orders, do not inflict upon yourself their penances. The habit of some of the orders has been thought becoming. The modest costume of a nun is indeed one of the prettiest dresses one can wear at a masquerade ball, and it might even be worn without a mask, if it were fashionable: but nothing that is not fashionable can ...
— Tales And Novels, Vol. 8 • Maria Edgeworth

... year the Belden had a masquerade ball, under the direction of Mary Brooks and the girl from Bohemia. The Hilton House indulged in an old-fashioned country Hallowe'en, with a spelling match, dancing to "Roger de Coverley" and "Money Musk," apple-bobbing and all the other traditional ...
— Betty Wales, Sophomore • Margaret Warde

... menu, decorated with dancing figures which would have seemed more appropriate for some masquerade ball poster, for the Latin Quarter, and began to ...
— Traffic in Souls - A Novel of Crime and Its Cure • Eustace Hale Ball



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