Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
ELKS BALL IS
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
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happy III the enjoyment OF one OF tn
most successful dances ever given b,
the local lodge of Elks.
Great credit is due the various com
/ mittces which made the ball so grca
a success. The ball committee wa
DIR. W. A. Gage, chairman; W. A
Kicker, Robert P. Nichols, c. Ro!
Calderwood, c. b. Rathbun, S. A
Moore, Ebert Lynch, +. E. Gage
Alec Porter, Samuel Merchant, J. +
Hinch.
The introduction committee was S
A. Moore, chairman; J. f. Hinch
Theron Calderwood, Louis Kimball
H. c. Abbott, W. H. Aiken, f. d
Burns and Chester Grey.
One of the brilliant features Of the
ball was the very attractive gowns
worn by the ladies. A brief description
Of many of the gowns follows:
Mrs. Reginald Turner was most
attractive in rose colorcd satin.
Mrs. Rolf Scarlcs wore light blue
tatfcta.
Mrs. Robert Nichols was attractive
in an evening dress of lavender tafrc-
tn with silver trimmings.
Mrs. James CosgrOvc was prcttily
gowncd in black satin.
\ Mrs Frank Il. Miners gown was
Of black silk with lace trimmings.
Miss Marion Glynn looked OK
ceptionally pretty in an evening dress
of rose pink dresden silk combined
with tullc.
Miss L0ra Varney was gowncd in
Robins egg blue Liberty satin.
Mrs. Oscar Beck was very charm
ing in yellow satin with blue lace
over dress.
Mrs. Archie Wilcomb wore Il pretty
gown of pink satin with drapc Of
black net.
Miss Mildred Ram wore blue talrc-
tn.
Miss Florence Mocrc's dress was
yellow tafIcta with silver trimmings.
Miss Annie Lacassc wore Il satin
gown of peach color.
Mrs. Harry Stanton was gowncd in
green crepe.
Miss Phebe Scott wus very attrac-
tive in gown of pink with an over
dlapc Of blue gcorscttc.
The evening gown of Mrs. Clayton
Burroughs was blue mcssalinc.
d Mrs. S. A. Moore was prcttily
gowncd in peacock blue Liberty satin
combined with lace.
Mrs. E. f. Gage wore black silk
lace trimmed gown.
Miss Florence Hall was very pretty
in an evening gown OF white satin
with lace.
Mrs. Mamie Shcldon'S gown was of
flame colored satin and she wore
white rose buds.
{. Mrs. Alice Roman was very charm
Ing in an olive tatfeta gown with
green ostrich trimmings.
Miss Mary Grint wore pretty eve !
ming gown Of white satin with jet
Overdrcss.
Miss Lila Sherburnc wore blue
tafeta.
q Miss Mildred Harvcy's gown was
peach colorcd tatrcta trimmed with
silver lace.
Mrs. W. A. Richardson was attrac-
lively gowned in white silk with over
lace, and silver trimmings.
y Mrs. Ebert Lynch wore pink satin
trimmed with silver.
Miss Doris Cowlcs was pretty in IA
gown of American Beauty mcssaline
with trimmings of tullc.
Mrs. +. f. Sargent wore an even
ing dress of black lace.
Miss Amcy Cameron wore gown
of white tullc over mcssalinc.
The evening dress OF Miss Gertrude
Caldbeck was of blue satin with |!
trimmings Of silver.
Mrs. Joseph Walker was gowncd in
black satin.
E Miss Helen Pichc was very pretty !
in a gown of peach colorcd mcssalinc
with lace trimmings.
Mrs. Albert Dcsrochcrs' dress was !
black silk.
Mrs. Willard Magoon wore a black
lace dress over satin.
Miss Mabel Gardc was very charm
ing in peacock blue satin gown.
Mrs. f. W. Harris was gowncd in
while lace over green mcssalinc. !
Mrs. Jack Leonard wore q gown of
pale gray satin.
Mrs. Clark Amey wore a black
satin evening dress trimmed with jet. !
Mrs. Clinton Cook was attractive in |
u white tafrcta gown.
Mrs. Annie Gagnon'> gown was Of
black satin with jet trimmings.
Mrs. Jack Bertrand wore IL black
taffcta gown.
Mrs. A. L. Ashcraft was very
charming in an evening dress of
white satin with an over drapc of
black lace.
The gown worn by Miss Beatrice
Iamcrc was white lace combined with
blue satin.
Mrs. W. A. Gage was gowncd in
black velvet.
Mrs. Luther L. Jcwctt wore black
satin, with lace ovcr-drapc.
Mrs. George Gifrin was gowncd in
pink taffeta with lace trimmings.
Miss Ida Barnard wore IL gown Of
burgundy mcssaline.
Mrs. Alexander Portcr's gown was
of pink mcssalinc with tullc trim
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