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A young woman in an evening gown sitting on a chair on a stage and being crowned an a man dressed in a formal suit.
On the back of the photograph in blue ink is 'Yvonne Coventry Janet Keeley (Queen) Ross Duffield (Partner)' and in pencil '1952 Debutante's ball Gordon Freeth dignitary crowning queen'.
The article describes the nominations for the Queen of the Silver Chain Ball and when and where the ball will be held.
The article describes when and where the Silver Chain Ball was held, and the people attending and the money that each debutante raised.
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
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