The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30

bor of clever song and dance acts.
 Misses Gladys and Grace Naghel and Elizabeth Pullcn, of Miss Stearna' dancing school, appeared in dances. They did clever toe work and danced in beautiful harmony with each other.
 Interspersing tho dancing during the evening, Misses Elizabeth and Katherine Croplcy appeared in Ha- waiian dances
 Dancing afforded a breathing spoil for the crowded spectators but even when the dance floor was filled the hall was still so crowded it was difficult to get around the hall. The booths were all popular and held an interested crowd throughout the evening
 Big Treat for Youngsters
 Little children had the big time of their lives The chief topic Of conversation during the carly even- ing was "Mamo, may l have an ice cream cone?" Mama, l want bal loon," Mama, why can't have some c1ndy?" Mama all the other kids arc playing out on the floor; please let mo go," Gimme five ccnts." And they were a happy little crowd damned and bounced around, lost in the midst of a crowd of "grown-ups, they didn't care and edged through until they reached thGt certain booth whore one could got something good to eat.
 But from every appearance the youngsters hadn't thing on the grown ups when it came to ice cream cones, candy and balloons-and the center floor.
 Fashion Show
 The big fashion show, put on in tho afternoon and evening by Goldstein's Emporium won a splendid commcndGtion for T. l.. Allen, head of the department store, who was in charge Fall styles for women, little girls and little boys, were displayed by excellent models selected by MT. Allen from Juneau people whose types wore especially adapted to tho styles they displayed,
 Little girls dresses, coats and bon nets were displayed by little Lucille Brown and Lucille Lynch and Billy Friend showed a boys outfit. The children were splendid types and took tho audience by storm with their thoroughly childish and unaf- footed manner before the public The two little Lucilles had fine time with monkey and a rabbit and Billy Friend says bouncing rubber ball on a hardwood floor is lots of fun.
 Sports outfits wcro shown by Misses Eva Tripp and Alice Case; afternoon and evening gowns and wraps by Misses Laura and L0rcne Mcleod, Gcneviove Jonas and Mrs E. c. Kecney. The types were ex- pertly chosen fer the display The show ended with an ensemble of the models.
 Tho Fashion Show YVES completed by a flapper modol, who appeared in beautiful fur coat, large floppy hat with a dashing veil, large ear rings and ornate beads. When the model appeared many comments were heard as to her perfect model form and slender ankle, but com mcnt was stopped and the room quicted and suddenly when the flap per calmly lighted a cigarette and walked the length of the floor, dis playing lacy garter.
 Returning to the entrance the flapper removed tho floppy hat dis playing a mass of coal black hair and while tho audience stared the hair was suddenly whiskcd away and Grover Davis, of the grocery depart lnepf, Goldsten's Emporium, made his little bow and walked off
 Auxiliary Serves Lunch
 Tho Auxiliary, American Legion, put out a splendid luncheon yester- day and served ice cream and cake during the evening Large crowds filled tho rooms during both after moon and evening.
 By midnight most of the booths with wares had disposed of their stock and visitors wore making the last rounds in case something had boon passed unobscrvcd.
 A. large crowd remained until the dance music suddenly changed to Home Sweet Home" and the lights blinked out.
 Merchants Pleased
 Business men who had booths at the Fair express themselves as be- ing more than delighted with the first venture of this kind in South eastern Alaska. Talking it all over last night at A. B. Hall after the affair was over. they said this Fair was one of the biggest things that has ever been done for the publicity and aid of Southeastern Alaska products and resources. Individually the merchants said they feel that the Fair has been a splendid boost for everything homegrown"
 Steps are boing taken today to 6orm permanent organization for