The phrase "masquerade party" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a social gathering or event where attendees wear masks and costumes to conceal their identities. Example: I'm so excited for the masquerade party tonight! I've been working on my elaborate mask for weeks.
On Saturday, Ms. McKee, in a flowing black wig and bat necklace, and Mr. McKee, painted green and dressed as Herman Munster, greeted visitors for their early-Halloween Munsters masquerade party, a benefit for local charities.
I'm not sure if Tex was at the house on a snowy night in the winter of 1933 when my father asked a few men friends in for drinks before a Roman Revel masquerade party at the Century Club.
The law would exempt children on Halloween, masquerade party guests, public parade revelers, medical professionals, people wearing covering for religious purposes and circus performers, among others, according to the act.
Anyone from any party should be able to join--unlike the Blue Dogs who masquerade party infighting as pragmatism, there are actually a number of decent and dedicated politicians who want to do what's best for America, not just their party or re-election.
–Have you ever been to a masquerade party?
The story of a very dignified bachelor choosing a costume for a masquerade party.
They are free and afford participants complete anonymity -- something akin to masquerade parties.
The law includes exceptions for masquerade parties and similar events.
He thought how pleasant it all was and that more people should give masquerade parties.
Like the laws in other states, the New York statute includes exceptions for masquerade parties and other entertainment events.
"We had a big patio there, so we had concerts, and masquerade parties, and an underground restaurant for a few months," Ms. Bartholmess recalled.
