, 1921-11-17
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4 HANNA NOTES

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The Ex-service mems dance at the
Opera House last Thursday was one
of the largest and most enjoyable
affairs we have had this season. That
it was an important event vas evinc-
ed by the large attendance, many
OF whom came many miles to be
present. 1t was a distinct disap-
pointment that the e%x-soldiers and
sailors We're not in uniform. and we
hope thai the Third Annual Ball will
see them all dressed up in their
fighting toys. However. hat was
not important enough to entirely
spoil the evening for the happy
young dancers. and all to soon came
three O'Clock and Home Sweet
Home" The young brides and
grooms We'd with the ex-service men
for the first place in the interest of
the onlookers for nearly all of the
newest" newlyweds were present
looking wonderfully happy and well
satisfied with themselves. Bill
Wright danced about with a very
proud of possession" air which
when one looked at his beautiful
young bride, could not be criticised
VS.. Wright, who was formerly Mary
r1l"n S%herratt, was a picture in /
back canton crepe with very short
skirt, waist made butterfly fashion,
with little Frenchy rosettes Of blue
ribbon tackled here and there with
streamers hanging from them, her
lovely black hair was piled high on
her head and was held in place with
rhine stone combs. Mrs. Arnium
Bailey. another OF our recent brides
wore a very attractive gown OF mid
night blue crepe trimmed with rows
of wide silk fringe. Mrs. Ben Cook
and Mrs. Edward Henningson both
chose black for their costumes. Miss
GeOrgene Balston wore a becoming
frock of brown georgette beaded with
bronze beads. the sleeves were the
very newest thing, coming right out
from under the waist line and
shoulder. and hanging gracefully
about her wrists. Hilda Malmberg
was petite and pretty as ever in a
costume Of pink georgette and silver
lace over satin. Mae Jackson looked
very stately In a gown Of black vel
vet. the sleeves and draped panels OF
which were faced in rust colored
~georgette. Edna Klaseen. who, is a
perfect blonde type also wore black
oAOAAu AOI "Alol was q WIuG
sash OF rose colored satin. Miss Jean
Milliken danced in a dainty frock of
white georgette. Dorothy Smalley
wore brown taffeta. Mrs. William
Clegg wore a smart looking gown oil
black beaded georgette. Mabelle
Massey's dress was a becoming az
fair of brown t~affeta, made with
puffed overskirt Of self material.
Hannah Lee danced in a black dress,
the sleeves of which were in sharp
contrast. being fashioned of red
g~eorgette. Agnes Milliken looked
unusually well in a pretty frock of
pearl grey. %overhung with panels of
rose color. which were caught up
Harem style, this same color CON
bination was worn to advantage by
Mrs. Frank Rider Jr. Miss Marie
l~ePoidevan appeared in a lowered
g~eorgette. the predominating color
being blue. Miss Wolverton looked
her best in an attractive yellow crepe
de chine, trimmed with yards of
frills OF the same material. Margar-
ct Mumm's dress was a combination
of plain blue satin and blue with
white polka dot. Marybelle Chilly
wore a handsome gown of black
georgette heavily beaded in dull
beads. a rich red corsage added a
touch of color to her costume. Miss
Elizabeth Mahoney of Rawlins wore
a very handsome gown of navy blue
cloth beaded and embroidered in
oriental colors. Miss Katherine
Werthiem of Elk Mountain looked
very young and pretty in a dancing
frock OF ruffled black taffeta with
a smart W toned ribbon girdle of
rose and blue. Lucille Love was a
picture Of girlish lovliness in a dear
little frock of pale pink satin. seal
Hoped and embroidered. Mrs. Sam
Crawshaw wore blue georgette. lila
Lepponen appeared in a tailored
gown Of faun colored b%roadcloth
braided in leather finished black
braid. Mrs. Joe Briggs wore a love-
ly new gown OF blue. jacured silk,
from the waist on either side hung
long black silk fringe. which wal
held together here and there with
red wood beads. Mrs. H. M. Craven
OF Laramie wore a yellow smock
over a white silk skirt. her high
shoes were yellow kid. Crystal Scott
was lovely in a taffeta gown OF the
same color OF her hair. which is a
rich auburn. Mrs. John Corrigan
and Mrs. Harry Lee both wore tail
ored dresses, of serge beaded in con-
trasting colors. Miss Anna K1aseen