The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17

IT has ever. taken place ir
and none in the state have
passed it IL beauty and ele-
The society maids and mat
the Triple Cities we're GU;
and il the assenblage near
big city of the country and
those OF foreign lands were
he'd aad the opinion as ex-
or every hand was that Tor i
Of smart STYLES as expressed
hand was that Tor a showing
ii styles and beautiful girls
ening of Anthony Brothers
any they had ever witnessed.
cuag women chosen the
models are all Daytona resi-
bid each of them was the per-
ieE Of grace and demonstrate
they know how to wear the
lind OF apparel with ease and
sous grace trait all TOO rare
ninnity
leila r. Watt OF Los Angeles,
BIO is ct the heal Of the mill
nd ready to wear departments
ANTHONY store, planned and
hrge OF the style parade. She
5plendid instinct for good style
Phes which has been eompli-
by years OF training.
] young Woman in the parade
I'D five different classes OF
! The dressing rooms were on
Ord floor and on the models
1owsn the grand stairway aad
/ the length of a ribbone3 aisle
/ front of the store and back
Ind up the stairs. Flowers aud
decorations OF the big store
Eo the beauty OF the scene ard
hg music was rendered by the
School orchestra.
was displayed the porch and
fesses. These we're fall Of
land simplicity and we're con
H OF ginshams. organdies and
Suitable materials. The next
kd in afternoon dress. then in
logs. followed by the most
hi and elinging neglisee. These
made of all the rainbow celors,
IS, crepes. iaces. nelines and
Farming materials dear to the
OF women who naturally love
fnl things. and last come the
b gowns and TO the interested
\. on each one seemed more
Full than the last.
Eas noted that the models were
6aty and pretty blondes NTH
[ceptioa OF Miss Dora Williams
! a beauty OF a pronounced bru-
aype. The afternoon frock dis
by Miss Williams vas 4 Law
|organdie IN accordian pleatIns
picture had TO match. She wore
shoes and stockings TO mattel
bwn. She also displayed a blue
h sport cape With long collal
h color and a serviceable sporl
, match. The evening gowr
she displayed was a very strik-
Rinbow creation OF crepe d.
over white silk and with thi:
fore a silver lace girdle.
i Harriet Crane wore an after,
dress of white crepe Re shine
aian pleated with piping OF iaGi
and 4 handsonl. green hat. Sh,
whites hoes ami stockings. III,
|toss shown by her were of tri
+ in the popular benna cole
lfimned Win angora IN la,
She wore a sport hat of TIT
color AMI white shoes. Will
Nening sowa VAS of rose PM
with gre N iacings end trim
kFith silver lace ana Jade and
OF artificial flowers. In. :ae
evenins gown had soaewher
is censtr i.licn, the ag.iiit.a
IS.
Is Jean McCauley gracefully dis
q an afternoon gown OF Whit
de chine. the skirt OF which va
h and the girdle was ribbo
ped. and was in the sunset shad
'ollar was of the same shade a
Riso the hat which was made G
lese crepe Miss MeCauliey ais
ayed 4 sport suit OF orange jer
'kirt With black sweater and
walking stick added touch {
lesion. SeryiceabIe and appropri
port shoes We're shown with a
port clothes. The evening gov
BY Miss MacCauley was Of OF
|eolored taifeta and the bodic
TO II a quaint, old fashioned al
lace.
+ Albartus c. Hankins wore
stunning afternoon dress 4,
crepe de chine with orang
pings and hat of orange cole
White shoes and stockings He
costume WAS Waite knitte
With blue angora collar and
and white hat that perfect
ped. Her evening gown vas Ia
pm turquoise blue. trimmed wit
Fver lace fIounce and with viii
Pc over drapery.
5 Edna Wallace showed an Il
bon frock that vas bsantif
pination Canton crepe in Viii
bile. heayinv embroidered al
whole had a very attractive O
u effect. Her sport toys were
aud white aud quite as pari
|n appearance as the other shoS