Nonna’s fancy dresses from the past were a highlight on Sunday at the Colombo Lodge’s (Sorelle Colombo) Harvest Day Banquet. Each year the committee chair decides the entertainment, so for the 2017 event, co-chairs Sheila Moro and Carolyn Caron decided on a Vintage Fashion Show. The clothes were donated by Sorelle members and Revival Boutique in Rossland. The event also celebrates 40-year members of the Sorelle Colombo, this year Glenna Ehman, Carol Morris, and Maxine Gabana were recognized.

Nonna’s fancy dresses from the past were a highlight on Sunday at the Colombo Lodge’s (Sorelle Colombo) Harvest Day Banquet. Each year the committee chair decides the entertainment, so for the 2017 event, co-chairs Sheila Moro and Carolyn Caron decided on a Vintage Fashion Show. The clothes were donated by Sorelle members and Revival Boutique in Rossland. The event also celebrates 40-year members of the Sorelle Colombo, this year Glenna Ehman, Carol Morris, and Maxine Gabana were recognized.

Sorelle Colombo, vintage-style

The annual Harvest Day Banquet at the Trail lodge was held Sunday and included vintage fashions

SHERI REGNIER

Trail Times

The annual Harvest Day Banquet at the Trail lodge was held Sunday and included vintage fashions

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