The Seward gateway., 1921-02-19
a' 'fs1F3K '~ VI, :, - g. Social Events M ' hE t.qE essa . ].
 Bp Mes Ezsis Leslie.

One of the best. dances Of the seq ;on was held Monnay evening ia the A. B. Hall when Robert Mcintosh gave the St Valentines Day Masquer ade Ball to secure sufficient funds to school motion picture machine. Early in the evening the dancers began to assemble, and by nine o'clock the hall was filled to capacity with gaily clad figures, representing all stages of life from 3 wild man to- tho jovial black face comedian.
 The winners of the various prizes were as follows: Mrs. Frank Towle, who looked very handsome. in a dress ,f yellow satin trimmed with gariands of flowers trimmed bonnet to match, completed this charming costume ef the nineteenth century.
 The second best dressed lady vas Mrs. Cunningham, who wore . rcd .repe ruffle dress.
 Mir. Frank Towle, the best dressed nan represented George washingtoa.
 The second best dressed man waa Cal Hutton, who represented . French chef.
 The first clown prize WAS won by Miss Beulah Wilson who wore . black and white Yama Yama suit.
 The second best dressed clown, Mrs. John Sullivan was dressed in g blue and white Yama Yama.
 The best clown man was Bert A. Anderson.
 The most comical lady, Mrs. Cora Drayton, was dressed in a variety of :olors and represented anybody's Val- antine.
 The most comical man, W. E. Rich, W hosecostume was excellent as . South Sea Islander.
 The best and only colored gent was Mir. Charles Cameron representing a colored parson.
 Best Old Sourdough with ten years or more in Alaska was won by Mir. Charles Krefting.
 The second best old sourdough Yas Frank Lauderback.
 The best sustained character was Miss Beatrice Baughman, representing Louise Fazenda, the, popular movie star. :. fS
 Second best sustained character, Miss Lavonia Stotko, representing a Jewish Pedler.
 The bts dressed girl, fifteen years and over was won by Miss Meryl Towle who was dressed in white crepe de chine trimmed with red hearts.
 The second best dressed girl, Miss Cecil Leslie. dressed as 3 heart Valen- tine.
 An extra prize given for fancy dancing was won by Miss Rodna Johnson, Stewards dainty little toe dancer, who was dressed in yellow .repe de chine trimmed in black.
 Best representative of Seward was Mrs. James Paulson as newsie sell ng the Seward Daily Gateway.
 A. s. Evans, as . school-boy re- ceived the inner tube as an extra prize.
 The best dressed girl under fifteen was Miss Helen Balderson, who was cry charmingly dressed in yellow satin creation with a hat to match.
 The second best dressed girl, Miss Marit Eide as a Nifty little drummer girl.
 The best dressed girl under twelve Miss Melba Johnshrud who looked very quaint as little Bo Peep.
 The best dressed boy Miss Meryl Tallasen as Little Boy Blue. Those who deserve special mention are the Misses Ethel and Edith Nc Intesh as the Gold Dust Twins; Leon Urbach as an ndian,. Mrs. ]. IC. Pol lock as Martha Washington, Mrs. Charles Krefting as Jolly Jinglss, Mn~M. Gilmore as Chinese Man drarin, Patsy Ray as . baby. ''A
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Neville are receiving congratulations over the ar rival of . nine pound baby girl born Saturday evening. Mrs. Neville and baby are doing fine under the care d | tDr. I. A. Banrhman.