Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-02


 world for fairy elfins hohnonhec w5sA vi1lainous locking pirates. rczaszfns queens flirting with hohoes, caz-fAsas following in the wake of Iattae Ro Peep, coolies pisspatfe-ing about on their way 10 market. CT Mutt aana gef frolicking about with darkies from Alabama, Sourdough Bin, lusx hack from another stampede, was on hand with his big pack and slab q bacon working loose. knccknee6 AnnaheIs and a handsome appearing piano lamp gliding softly about. Slovaks mingling with 0lafs from Sweden. Rartlesnake Pete and the Karen girls, Ragetty Aims and Valentines. p1as- ella Dean and a sheik, senori1as and King Neptune, Colonial damsels and siIksn clad escors, ladies from the emerald isles, Martha Washington and old Satan himself beautiful Iit1ae tots exquisite and wery dainty bah ing beauties--oh, my sailors, sol diers and policemen, old ladies dress ed in 1heir Sunday best, wisi1or 1run far-0f Siam, the rubber ladv- clowns. butchers, bar1endsrs, K K Men base ball players F-ecsles RnG his fishing tackle. playing ho0szle from s1hea2. Santa Claus and girls from zhe O-54nx were but few of the uaxy costumes represented
 Space does moi permit anIazaauzz desc-iptl0n. bur 2s the a-rana5rg Thr0ng realized, the judges on Ewa-aS were up agairs1 E difficult -asS zr making their selections sB runa-uuS were the original and bsau15tul ideas expressed The affair cuadlE z1y-zh9nE held in previous years esy the dera--- ment and the success of 1he dance was attested by the maels1-8n os eE- .citement from g o'clock un-l the las dance number was played
 Adding greatly to the char moi 5he nlasQue bal was the appearance os the Seward orchestra who were Et. tractively at1ired in costumes. ~aplicas Of Pierrot and Pier-eTre- Tn1ll oz.s o'clock harmony reigned supreme hy this orchestra after which the Starr orchestra relieved Ihem. rendering dance melodies o1 the hiehest order until 3 a. m
 The grand march 1n charge of Gus Nanfhey and F. E Leslie. and lead by the Colonial lady and gentlemen passed in review before 11ae 5udrsss E stand for . lengthy period, and w=a< very beautiful, the maze of chzrac ters revealing a s1artlf1g sT-gv of c82 bring. The judges were E : Baldar sfon. Mrs Tm- Erwin and Burr N Snyder
 Fifty gallons oI f-zz- pz1nCh com plerely Disappeared agy ! 6'6aock- 4hs two barsenders, broken down relics a. days gone hy- being hard pz1z fur maIs hours 4<erT1ng the seemingly 7nx hauseiblt supply of the 9hi-s1 uuench ing cordial II was appa-eu1 1haz 7ha majority of the large numbe- oE cAfi dren, who arrived seaT3v. an1 srsvei late, had hollow limbs. f8- Following brief summing up hy the baznen. was apparent fzne children ssCxes away a1 least 3D gallons e punch- The is= oF p~lze~sune-~ The following persons won zh' prizes dssignazed below
 Mrs. Charles Jechner, prize for Szs flor best designed ladies cosruune, second prize, an electric hsa1e- Mrs Anton Eide.
 Mrs George Schmidt, f77S1 prize 1s gS70 for best designed mans cos-urae. ! Ted McEwan. second, g pair oE Fgsr sheim Shoes
 Mrs. Paulson won 1he frs -s-sze. ' fpercelat0r, for the mos con5ca1 aa1v and Mrs SfoTko won the second w-7ze a S5.e0 box Of groceries
 The character Of 1he most conaica man was won hy John Flowers. an1 h was rewarded with handsome aea-N CT Dressing case second u-7ze. E era Of cigars, MT. Eaaade.
 Mrs Leon Trhach wan the frs prize, a large box ot can6v- as zhs best male 5npersonafor~ Mrs. Brown second prize, a ham
 Mrs. Rafir was she besx suszaanel 9aoy character, wiv7nang s large has Ret of candy Miss Monroe. s szave, fcasze plare, secsne prize
 For the best sustained rnarss char acters Mrs. r E. Leslie Eur 1he urars a Ford acce1erafo7~ second r-sza. a box of apples. Sam Wad4eL.
 Mrs. J. P. Eannan -enesve6 shs prize for the most u-seanaz lalys cas Hume. a bottle os perfume.
 For the moS original mans cnSSunas Francis Leslie received she n-Sz prize B box Of cigars an6 MT kresT7ng Shs second, B box oF cigars
 For the bes< dressed Earl. ro n years, the prize. <2sD 7n cash, veni fro Mickey Mcintosh. second prize. ' icake, 10 Maud IRrSsen-