The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-09-17
with crystal beading.

wore blue and tan cut velvet.
Ora Sandal of Powder River county
wore purple and gold satin with gold
trimmings.
Swanee Quenemonen Of Lincoln
county wore burnt orange brocaded
velvet with salmon colored velvet with
corsage.
Elizabeth Blezeffer of Dawson coun-
ty wore corn colored figured georgette
with lace and silver ribbon.
Elsie Ovens of Faaen county was
dressed in powder blue georgette crepe
with rhinestones.
Valborg Jensen of Liberty county
wore green georgette over orchid satin
with ribbons
Hazel Lindow of Custer county wore
old ruse crepe and velvet with flower
trimming
Mae MaIlette of Toole county wore
bright red satin and georgette with
beads.
MTra Bohn of Petroleum county
wore blue georgette with fur.
| Anna Hovet of Sheridan county
wore rose satin and lace.
Alice Gutherie of Saltwater county
wore old rose taffeta trimmed with
self roses.
Corimme Lancaster of Hill county
wore powder blue crepe de chine with
crystal beading.
1 Lillian Crittenden Of Broadwatar
county was gowned in lavendar and
peach colored georgette and satin with
silver lace.
Blanche Baker, princess OF Valley
county, wore orchid georgette over
peach with silver and pearl beading
Ruth Macarthur of Meaghef county
was dressed in white georgAtte trim
med with ruffes and silver ribbon anc
flowers. yfffh
Anna Hagen of Choteau ware fame
colored crepe De chine with white
beads.
Geraldine Elliot of Wihaux county
was gowned in peacock blue cantor
crepe with gold lace.
Leila Hall of Carter county wore ross
georgette banded with rose feathers
Ruby Winfield of Garfield count,
wore cracklehead hine hroeaded velve
ON georgette.
| Edyth Williams of WheAtland coun
ty was in black and mahogany chenille
brocaded georgette trimmed with
monkey fur.
Ellen O'Shea, Lewis aud Clarl
princess, wore lavender georgettt
crepe with silver lace and lnatchinf
clipped ostrich.
Loretta Bouchard of Mineral county
was dressed in pencil blue Haorgett,
with silver and pink lace.
Sally Thomas, princess Of Cascad,
county, was gowned in blue crepe d.
chine with silver lace.
Mildren Knutson of Blaine COUNTY
wore peach eolored gaorgette with
Esilk lace.
Ruby Shelton of Judith Basin nnun
ty wore white silk lace and satin with
flower corsage-
Margaret Brownlee of Rosevelt
4 county wore figured red and cream
georgette with cream lace
| Marguerite Johnson of Phillips
nounty wore peach colored rhangeaHls
taffeta with silver ribbon
| Mabel Colby Of Daniels county wae
dressed in blue and tan satin faced
canton with gold lace, flowers ans
walvet ribbons.
4 Velda Youst Of Big Horn county
wore coral georgette with silk lace and
roses.
The queen opened the ball in gowr
of lowered cut velvet, and carried q
shower bouquet Of red roses and fronds
of fern.
Whatenell did she have on when II
was over? ........ coe
| Great credit is due to the WomaD's
division of the Commercial club, who
planned the delightful entertainments
for the princesses under the most ef-
ficient leadership of their president,
Mrs. Raiph O. Kaufman. They were
assisted by the Kiwanis club, the
Northern Pacific railroad, the Rotary
club, Mrs. John e. Erickson, Eddy
Gallivan, N. D. Hilger and the MARROW
who have provided ENTERTAINMENT for
the fair priDeesses of the conrt.
The official chaperone of the prin-
cesses Of the royal court was Mrs.
Lillian Miracle.
The board of directions Of the or
ganization, Mrs. r. O. Kaufmann, Mrs.
4 Tom Busha. Mrs. Norman Winestine.