The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
GIRLS.
.HHLL GIVE STlI.E..
.BBDNFORGBARITF.
Girl Who Has Lost Both
Arms To Be Benefit
ciary
10 &c GREAT AFFAIR.
Musical Program And a
Designer To Lecture
Pattof 1t
TO Be GREAT AFFAIR

A representative gathering OF
business and professional girls in
one Of the Oou4A II the Y. NJ. c. A.
building last ssTsniaI erSected
plans for a novel entertat pnsht to
be given at the Masonic Temple on
the evening Of october sixth for
which a charge 0f 81 VIII be made.
With plans now web n progress,
there remains only short time be
fore Fair1nonters Will be able TO
witness something very unusual
and most tnterestlhtr9in in; the shape
OF q style show with some OF the
best looking girls LII the CITY cho-
sen as models Last night mucn
discussion took place regardlnk
the show with two OF the city well
known merchants present 70 give
advice and help arrange Details
The show will not pc staged as
advertisement Tor any OF the CITY
stores nor VIII there be any posters
or announcements as to- Wnefe tne
gowns came from, W Itch fiIef girls
Will wear, However nearly all Lnen,
6hauts vtH -loattp feoStumSE lh3claI
wfll con6ist of afternoon, street,
evening gowns and suits, including
stunning hats and nifty shoes, ala
perfectly correct. Four girls VINO
know how to dress will doll them.
selves up in n manner entirely for
eign to them showing how not to
dress for business. 1t was thought
best to select girls who did know
how TO dress properly for business
for this act rather than those who
did not, reasons for same apparent.
The proceeds from the entertain
ment will go toward financing the
social service work which the Bus.
mess and Professional Girls Club
thing, the little girl who is pres
ent at one OF the hospitals with
both her arms severed at the shoul-
ders will be aided materially. The
child suffered the terrible loss in
recent electricity accident to those
who have hearts. 1t is readily real.
lzed that with the future at best
bleak enough facing the girl, happy
healthy humans in this city should
give and give bountifully to any
cause which viii aid her and other
ungortunates. Tickets will be sold
soon. 1t was suggested last night
that a dozen girls belonging TO the
Business and Professional Girls
CluD CAke q SLaCh Oh LlChels 10 inc
heart of the city and spend one
hour. That will be quite sufficient,
D. NJ. Osgood remarked positively.
TO guarantee these young ladies a
full house on the night Of October
g." The Masonic Temple has a
seating capacity OF at least 500. The
girls expect to sell 500 tickets.
Along with the style show there
Will be a musical program and some
OF the best singers here will be ask
ed to sing. "Will they charge for
their services? wondered the girls
last night some thought they would
and others felt sure several OF them
at least would sing free Of charge.
One or two volunteered to find out
about this.
Probably the best feature of the
style show will be the designer
who will introduce the costumes,
describing them in full. The gen.
tleman has a Frenchiness about his
personality which is bound 20
please discriminating women folks.
He will be the highest paid design.
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