Gilpin observer., 1913-07-31
THE MINERAL GIRLS
OF eiLPIN COUNTY

The seven mineral girls of Gt1pin
have been selected and plans for
their adornment in proper raiment
/ are we'll under way. Little old Gil.
pin can produce the beautiful girls
as we'll as the gold and when this
array Of fair feminity descends on
Denver, even the brave knights will
dof their helmets and cross their
lances to do homage to such an ar
ray of handsome girls.
The Golden girl will be Miss Min
ME Eplett. Her gown will be rich
yellow. Her brunette beauty WILL
be emphasized in this costume.
Miss Agnes Nordlein will be Rad
ium. Her dress will be typical of
concentrated sun rays and will hold
all the suggestion of this marvellous
mineral. Her richly colored hair and
wonderful eyes are we'll adapted to
fit in with this type of dress.
A grey gown of softest sheen will
clcthe the form of Miss Ethel Mel
low, who will represent Silver With
her striking blonde beauty she will
carry off her role successfully.
Mdss Winifred Stevens will repres-
ent Lead and her gown will be a
dull grey, relieved by some lighter
color to make harmonious blend.
Miss Stevens is brunette Of pro-
nounced type and will make a dash
ing picture in this costume.
Miss Helen Crook, tall and hand
some. will be an IDEAL type to rep
resent Copper. Her gown will doubt
less be blend of harmonious col
ors. carrying the peacock copper
shades.
Miss Flora Mitchell, petite and
graceful, is to represent Tungsten.
She is one of Central's prettiest
girls.
Miss Viola Oliver will represent
Molybdenum. Hers is the classic
type and the gown will be Of deep
shade of grey and gun metal shade
to properly represent this metal.
Miss Oliver made an unusually strik-
ing figure in her cap and gwon on
graduation and carries off the severe
type of dress with great success.
Taken all in all, Gilpin can pro
duce the girls for any occasion where
youth and beauty are the requisites.
tt would be difficult to get together
prefzer array of girls tnan me
Seven Gilpin Girls who will represent
the proud and rich little county at
the Knight Templar Conclave 1t is
the intention of the committee of
affairs that the girls shall be driven
about Denver in a touring car and
appear at intervals at the Mineral
Exhibit Rooms. Announcement will
be made of their arrival in the Dem
Yer papers and they will be one Of
the features of the Conclave, as we'll
as a great showing for Gilpin. All
Of the girls are well posted on Gill
pins wonderful mineral resources
and prepared to answer any ques-
tions relative to its ore production
in the past and its possibilities for
the future. They will be supplied
with information in compactly writ
ten form for distribution and will
doubtless add much to the fame Of
Gilpin.
A special dinner will be rendered
the girls by the Teller House man.
agement one night during the latter
part Of next week, when they will
wear their handsome costumes for
the first time and have a flashlight
picture made at the dining table,
agains- a background of flowers.
The flash-hght pictures will be sent
to the Denver papers and will be the
first made of the ensemble. From
time to time pictures of each girl will
appear separately in the Denver pap
ers before the Conclave and the big
picture just before the girls go down