Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-09-15
SECOND FALL
FASHION SHOW
IS SUCCESSFUL
Record Crowd Sees the Lat
est Modes
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Montgomery, Bunk & Co. Place on
Exhibition Garments Which Are
the Last Word in Style

Montgomery, Bunk & Co.'s Sec
ond Annual Fashion Show took place
last Saturday afternoon in the Ma
sonic hall, as advertised.
The event was complete success
from every standpoint. The citizens
of Mountain Home are to be con-
graduated on having this up-to-date
ladies' and ehildren's furnishing
house in our city. 1t is very rare
that one has the privilege of attend
ing a real fashion show outside of
much larger cities than Mountain
Home.
The management of this store
spared no expense nor time in max
ing this event one of the greatest
ever staged in this community. This
house has always taken great pains
to better serve the public and bring
to them the advantages of a great
city.
The show was attended by people
from all the surrounding towns and
communities, many of them coming
from a great distance, and all felt
well repaid for their trip and were
agreeably surprised at the high class
showing of styles and materials in
ladies' and children's ready-to-wear.
The new materials for suits in
cluded Corona, Velour and Poiret
Twill.
Materials for dresses, Satin Back
Canton Crepe, Poiret Twill and
Matelasse.
OF especial interest was the effect
i've college combination sport suit
of Canton Crepe and Plaid Novelty
Wool Goods.
The coat materials were Velver-
cite, Normandie, Panvelaine and
Velour.
The new fur trimming for coats
and suits is Caracul, and is very at
tractive.
The millinery for the Fashion
Show was furnished by Mrs. Mary
Harris, our local millinery, and was
all high class.
The following program was rem
dered during the afternoon:
Solo, "Pale Moon'-Mrs. C. R.
Wetherell.
Remarks Emma M. Bunk.
Presentation of models represent
ing types Of fgures);
Children's Coats-Phyllis often
heimer, aged years; Madeline Selix,
aged years; Iona Groves, aged 12
years; Eta Edgar, aged IA years. All
wore beautiful coats and as they
were introduced took their stations
at corners of rug, and when all had
been introduced retired to the dress
ing room two by two and bowed
prettily. Miss Bunk gave the
names Of materials, adaptability of
styles to the particular type of the
model and described the new style
features.
Review of models wearing suits
and blouses-
Tailored and costume suits.
Suit and dressy blouses.
One feature of this part of the
program was the Adair blouse i'm
ported from Paris. It was elaborate
y beaded and in beautiful design.
Intermission.
Reading Mrs. Charles ELLINGTON.
Instrumental Selection - Mrs.
Frank ottenheimer; violin, Lambert
Cannon. Is
Presentation of models.
Review of models time
Iround, silk dresses; second time
round, wool dresses; third time
round, coats.
The ladies who exhibited these
lassy garments to the best advan-
age were: Bonnie Goddard, Delma ]
Mrs. A. G. Nadler, Mrs.
}. E. Cannon, Mrs. D. W. Latimore
nd Mrs. Charles Ellington of Chi
ago. c
Thirty-three wholesale houses \
rere represented at the show, most d
f the goods arriving after the 9th.
'hey were large stock houses making y
opular priced garments, and to-or-
er houses handling nationally adj