have you heard the new
•OKEH" RECORDS at SYLVIA’S?
THEY ARE WONDERFUL.
JUDGES HAD DIFFICULT TASK
t HOOSING LONG LIST OF
WINNERS
No attempt to describe the
dozen of fine costumes at the
New Year’s eve mask ball will
be made here for any justice
could not- be don . Suffice to say
not for years had there been wit
ae red such an array. To men
tion a few and not all. would be im
proper so follows only, the prize
list as submitted by the com
mittee:
Best dressed lady; Mrs. Leon
Urbach, Queen of Russia.
Second; Miss Painter, old-fash
ioned lady.
Best dressed gentleman: Leon
Urbach, Duke of Russia.
Second: Chas. Sheldon, Scot
Ill highlander.
Best historic lady: Mrs. Geo.
James, Alaska.
j Second: Miss Verna Wheeler,
| Oriental lady.
Best Historic gentlemen: Mr
Robins, George Washington.
Second: Harold Painter, Louis
14th.
Most original lady: Mrs. Harold
Fainter, Scotch lassie
j Second: Mrs. Chas. Sheldon,
Harem lady.
I Most original gentlemen: Mil
ton Knowles, cannibal.
Second: Name omitted: Rajah.
Best sustained lady: Mrs P.
jC. McMullen. Andalusian peni-!
i tent. 'Holy costume worn in
i Southern Spain in memory of
I Crusaders.)
Second: Mrs. H. Thoday, Anda
| lusinn penitent.
Best sustained gentleman: D.
E. Valade, cowboy,
I Second: Wm. Estes. Mexican.
Best male impersonator: > Mrs.
John Hawkins, pilot.
Second: Mrs. D. E. Valade,
cowgirl.
Best female impersonator: L. I
Kolbenire, bowery tough.
Second: Emily Espey, Dutch
girl.
Most comical lady, Mrs. Joe
Richards.
Most comical gentleman: Dor
othy Hill, Charlie Chaplin.
CHILDRENS PRIZES
Best dressed girl: Marjorie
Webb, rose girl.
Second: Marie Tolbom, Chin
ese girl.
Best sustained girl: Ire ne
Reenstrom, flower girl.
Best sustained boy: Adolph
Leirer farmer lad.
Most original girl: Agnes Pain
ter, ballet dancer.
Most original boy: Dolores
Capps, pirate.
Most comical boy: Roger Pain
ter, Indian.
Prize waltz: Mrs. Leonard Hop
kins and Chas. Sheldon.
No record was kept of the
door prize awards.
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