River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-27
Monster Crowd
At Style Show
Visitors from Every Community
for Miles Around Gather TO
Witness Beautiful Display
of Fashions Latest

when the snow opened every avail
able inch of the store was packed
with people and hundreds were un'
able to get place where they could
see the models on the platform.
Ever since its first opening the
Stewart store has been leader in
the mercantile business of this sec
ton, maintaining this position
through the up-to-date method Of
handling in large quantities the best
Of merchandise at the most appeal
ing prices, and a wide system Of hon,
est advertising. The success Of this
concern has been shared in increased
trade in every branch of local bust
ness, and River Falls deeply appre-
ciates the value of having such live
institution in it's midst. The trade
territory adjacent surely appreciates
the opportunities which it offers, OPP
portunities that more than offset the
uncertain allurements of the mail
order catalogue. Mr.. Stewart has
grasped every sound idea that has
been presented in promoting mutual
benefit to customers and the store.
His connection with the gigantic +.
C.. u. organization, of which he is
one Of the leaders, has made it pos
sible to build up a metropolitan store
in every respect, and one in which a
style exhibit, such as the one given
last Saturday, reflects, without hint
Of exaggeration, the wide range of
service this store may give to the
community.
Everyone who saw the style ex-
hibit Saturday was enthusiastic in
praising the pleasing grace of the
models, the beauty of the articles
shown, and Of the artistic decora-
tions of the store and window dis
plays. An ideal, baImy Spring day
favored the occasion.
C. M. Stewart. after a brief ex-
PLANTATION, announced each model as
she appeared on the runway. An
orchestra consisting of Almond
Christensen, violin; Paul Bird, cor
net, and Miss Pearl Garlid, piano,
played while the models were dis
playing. The following list gives
the names of the models and the
suits and dresses which they model
ed in the order in which they. APP
peared.
Bertha Ric hard s-marquisette
dress; Helen Wasson-navy satin.
Viola Solheim-French blue and
georgette combination; Georgia
Stewart-foulard georgette.
Irene Stewart-rose georgette;
Dorothy Scott-blue organdie.
Miss Jeffries-Tricolete dress; Miss
ChurchilI-taffeta and georgette
combination.
Miss Sakrison-Pekin blue dress;
Florence Elliott-orchid georgette
dress; Miss Stockman-white wolfe.
Miss Hanscom-white wolfe; Helen
Wasson-organdie dress (fesh);
Miss Schaknel-flesh georgette.
Vivian Elliott, Lorraine Nelson,
Mildred Tausche and Dorothea Stew
art -ChiIdren's dresses and coats.
Narcissus Dance by Miss Helen
WATSON.
Miss Sakrison-henna dress; Miss
Solheim-Tricolete; Georgia Stew
wart-rose organdie.
Bertha Richards-taupe crepe de
chem; Florence Elliott-white or
candle; Miss Hanscom-gingham
dress
Helen Wasson-georgette dress;
Irene Stewart-gingham dress; Vi
ola SoIheim-blue bingham dress.
Miss oakrison-fesh georgette
dress; Florence Elliott-white or
candle; Georgia Stewart-canary
organdie.
Irene Stewart-gingham dress;
Georgia Stewart-gingham dress.
Miss Hanscom-suit; Miss Church
ill-tan suit; Florence Elliott-blue
taffeta.
Irene Stewardship; Dorothy
Scott-French blue suit; Miss
hankel-suit dress
Viola Solheim-French blue suit;
Evelyn Stockman-blue suit; Miss
Hanscom-blue suit.
Miss Jerffies-bIue suit; Miss Was