Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-09-29
STYLE SHOW A
GREAT SUCCESS
Second Event of Kind Held In
City Draws Large
Crowds
MANY ATTRACTIVE
COSTUMES ARE SHOWN
Local Merchants Cooperate I'm Unique
Entertainment

The style show, staged by the Holtz
Dry Goods Company, the Diedrlch
Hat Shop and Benson Bros. shoe store,
at the Unique theater, Wednesday
evening and Thursday afternoon and
evening was a decided success in ev-
cry way.
The stage was furnished with
three-piece set of reed and tapestry,
and a floor lamp by o. B. Ellingboe,
flowers from Alden & Sons, and Con-
sole Model Victrola, which furnished
the music from the Lane Music Shop.
Miss Rosa Stewart, dressed in a
knicker suit and hunting boots, and
wearing a sport hat, acted as page.
The models who took part in dis
playing the garments we're: Misses
Rae Romare, Maude Rogers, Lucille
MOreau, Daisy Butler and Bernice Ber-
gevin.
The first feature was a showing Of
copenhagen blue japanese silk kimonas
embroidered with chrysanthemums and
cherries, worn by Miss Rogers and
Miss Butler, carrying Japanese para
soils.
Miss ROmare wore a navy canton
crepe twO-piece jumper dress trimmed
with cerise canton crepe, with which
she wore a large black picture hat
trimmed with silver cloth and monkey
fur.
Miss Moreau wore a poiret twill
combination tan and navy dress
trimmed with gold braid and a pair
of black slippers with Cuban heels.
Miss Rogers displayed a navy silk
canton crepe dress trimmed with scar
let buttons and satin, one-strap pumps
with French heels.
Miss Bergevin was attired in a navy
wool crepe dress with henna set in
panels, and wore two-strapped slippers
of kid and patent leather.
A canton crepe dress trimmed with
self rosettes was featured by Miss
Butler with black strapped slippers.
Miss Moreau showed a sport polo
coat of raspberry shade trimmed with
motifs in tan and light blue silk
stitching.
A suit of wool tricotine trimmed
with heavy black braid and a fur
neck-piece was shown by Miss Rogers,
and pair of black patent leather OK
fords with Cuban heels
Miss MOreau showed a black sealine
fur coat and Miss Bergevin one of
raccoOn fur.
Jap weasel fur wrap and black
hat with draped brim faced with
Harding blue and trimmed with a
flower wealth and blue and silver rib
bon drops was displayed by Miss But
Ter.
Miss Romare wore navy wrap coat
Of Normangle cloth, oriental sleeves,
collar and cuffs of caracul fur and
combination oxfords of grey and
black kid.
Miss Rogers displayed a marine blue
coat Of velour collar and cuffs OF
lambs wool with a pecan blue panne
velvet hat trimmed with silver braid
and silver flower ornament topped the
costume.
A gold turban trimmed with mon.
key fur was shown with a black seal
plush coat, oriental sleeves, collar and
cuffs Of caracul fur, by Miss Moreau
Miss Bergevin came out in a Bo
livia cloth coat of marine blue
trimmed with heavy fringe and collar
and cuffs of caracul fur also wearing
Persian goloshes with silver brown
cuffs.
A blue velour cloth coat, bell sleeves
silk braid trimmed and collar anC
full-length panel of Krimer cloth anG
Persian g0loshes with marine blue
cuffs were worn by Miss Butler.
Miss Romare featured a black seal
inc fur coat with grey squirrel cuffs
and collar.
A Hudson seal fur coat with collar
and cuffs Of skunk fur was shown by
Miss Rogers.
Miss Moreau displayed a marmo
fur coat with raccoon collar ant
cuffs.
Miss Bergevin was attired in
sealine fur wrap, collar of gre,
squirrel, lined with heavy henna crep,
silk, richly embroidered. A large pic
ture hat with silver crown and uniqu,
black brim and flower trimmings fin
ished the costume.
Miss Butler wore a muskrat flu
coat of natural fur.
Miss Rogers in blue Bolivia clotl
coat with collar and cuffs Of caracu
hn oh
The hats shown with the costume
brought out the beauty and style o
each creation.
Jack London's "Son of the Wolf
was the picture shown.