The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-14

let and white, with immense Wreaths
made of kinniKinick. These hung
the walls, tied with colonial knots of
scarlet and white. Festoons of cedar
finished the decorations and to the
spectator the scene was a pretty one
At 9:15 after most of the guests
had arrived, eight couples came from
each side of the opera house and
danced the old fashioned minuet in
a dignifed and stately manner. Then
the regular dancing program com
menced.
Those who took part in the min
net, and their costumes, were:
Mrs. X. K. Stout who wore a rose
colored silk underskirt, with waist
and paniers of Powered satin. Her
hair was done high and powdered;
Miss Inglis wore a pale green silk,
with lace paniers and waist of the
same. The neck was cut low. and
the sleeves were short, hair high and
powdered she wore violets; Miss Te-
trault was Dolly Fairfax, in a blue
Powered silk, square neck and elbow
sleeves, high couture, powdered;
Miss Chester wore an old fashioned
white gown, with polonaise effect,
and looked very pretty with her hair
powdered and dressed high; Miss
Georgia Chester was a perfect Dolly
Madison. and looked sweet in her
lowered gown, with her white hair
combed pompadour; Mrs. Fred Tin
KEEL was all grace and dignity in an
old fashiond mauve gown en- traine,
with high powdered couture. Mrs.
Mcknight was the famous Mary Tu-
dor, and looked charming in pink
silk gown, with turquoise train, and
trimmings of white lace, her pretty
hair was done high and very fluffy.
Frances -Jurgens- <leinschmidt rep
resented Dorothy Mannering in her
grandmother's wedding gown, which
was white brocaded satin, Vatican
train, long neck, with lace fischu, she
wore a white wig and the long curl
at the side. Mr. Busey wore a dark
wine coored colonial suit, with white
lace and gold trimmings, and white
wig; Mr.. Grimmer wore a white
suit, knee breaches, his waist coat #
satin was trimmed in blue velvet ana
gold passementerie, he wore white
wig. Mr.. Tobie was Richard Carvel,
with short, dark blue velvet trousers,
waistcoat of the same, with gold ap-
plique, wore white wig, low shoes
and gold buckles. Mr. Dunsire wore
black and white suit of colonial
period which was very attractive
with his powdered hair and lace
! dickie. DR.. Lamb came a Richard
Carvel in the knee pants of white
and red striped velvet with white
waistcoat and gold butterflies en-
broidered on it, and cascades of lace
down the front, low shoes and large
buckles. Mr.. Edwards represented
Governor Endicott, with short knee
breeches of black, yellow velvet coat
and white lace dickie, and white wig.
Mr.. George Phillips colonial
knight in the conventional black and
white knee breeches and black coat
with brass buttons, black low shoes,
silk hose and large gold buckles,
There were many in fancy costume
besides those who danced the minuet
among whom were noticed:
Miss O'Brien ade a perfect Pris'
ella, in gray cashmere, with white
kerchief and apron of organdie. Miss
Disbrow was Janice Meredith, and
one might we'll believe it to see her;
the yoke and sleeves were white and
the bodice was dark velvet, laced in
the back The skirt was striped with
figured old gold silk paniers, and she
: wore her hair high with the Janice
curl Mrs. Edwards, as Lady Endi
! colt, looked charming in violet sill
gown en- train, V neck and American
roses her hair was powdered anc
2 combed high. Mrs. Phillips wore al
) old fashioned sixteenth century gowI
of blue and white lowered SILK
square neck, trained. Mrs. Jones wa!
/, Janice Meredith, in evening costume
l Of white silk, with white lace pan
L iers; her hair was powdered ant
r three pretty curls hung on one side
the dress was cut square at the necl
d and the effect was very pretty. Mis-
Johnson wore a becoming gown o
pink Powered dimity, short skirt
with paniers. square neck and elbov
sleeves. Miss Grace Conklin, VIII
received the prize, was the demur
little Puritan Priscilla, with gra
dress, white kerchief and apron.
Mr.. Leopold wore a scarlet colo
l. NAL suit with gold trimmings. Jane
l. Swaney was typical John Alder
with the short knee breeches an
e gray waistcoat. He received priZ
for the best character represented
n His costume was perfect in every d.
tail, even his wig and hat wer
e stamped with an individuality whic
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