Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26
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Miss Naomi Wright was handsome
in a black lace dinner dress from
Golden's.
Wearing lovely model of white
canton crepe, and with garden hat
from Miss Walkers, Miss Sarah Tow
er was lovely and looked as if she
was on her way to a reception.
Walking very naturally Miss Tower
answered encore after encore.
The American Legion quartet,
composed of Carroll Clark, James
Davenport, John Ralston Cargill and
Kendall Beavers, sang "Ihe Cotton
Blues" words and music by Mr.. Car
gill. "Ten Little Fingers and Ten
Little Toes" and "She's Mine, All
Nine" were given an encores.
Miss Leta Merit showed the audi
ence just how lovely young girl
can look in sport dress from
Churchwell's.
Mrs. Henry Lumpkin was next,
wearing an afternoon dress and be-
coming hat from Mrs. Pearlman's.
Pinkston company chose the right
person to display the lovely sport
model of blue and white in Mrs.
Charlie Poole, whose toilette was fin
ished with sport hat from Miss
Eleanor Tillman's.
Miss Edith Creighton displayed an
evening dress for Mrs. Pearlman.
Winning much applause was the
Made in Georgia" sport model,
worn by Miss Martha Ivey. The
goods for this suit was made in Ce-
dartown and Miss Ivey made it.
Miss Stallings Charming.
Who could be more charming than
Susan Stallings in Gypsy dance, in
costume? Well anyway the audience
appreciated this beautifu dance
which alone was worth four times
the price of admission.
If all o fus could look like Myrtle
Rushin when we play tennis, don't
you reckon engagements would have
to be made for the Playground
courts? This madel was of pink ratine
from Churchwell's.
Jennie Pearlman wore on of the
most striking costumes of henna can
ton cerpe, with a stylish cape, from
Mrs. Pearlman's.
Miss Laurie johnson, of Hunt
ing, was very attractive in a dinner
dress from the Fashion Shop.
What some Of the people went for
came next on the program. Kat
Hamilton, leading the Bathing Girls,
who were Georgia Lumpkin, Eugenia
Parker, Nell Hamilton, Ruth Everett,
Mary Merritt and Frances Easterlin,
did jazz step, singing Man of
Mine" They looked like bevy of
beauties from Atlantic City, or some
other resort, wearing bathing suits
from the Rylander Shoe company.
Their caps, hat, slippers and the
bags they carried were from Nathan
Murray's. They brought down the
house. Arthur Mize wanted to pay
more for his ticket after this num-
Der.
Miss Louise Edwards came next
wearing an afternoon dress from the
Fashion Shop, and hat furnished
| by Miss Tillman.
Miss Ellen Estes acting as if mod
cling was nothing unusual for her.
showed how stylish person can look
in a three-piece suit from Pinkston's.
Miss Louise Hamilton was attrac-
tive in an orchid canton crepe from
Golden's and a garden hat to match.
The Manless Wedding.
Miss Vera Henry, wearing a peach
blow, ruffled taffeta from Golden's,
sang cat Dawning," for the ''Man-
less Wedding " scene. She carried
a glided basket of spring flowers.
Then Miss Mary Parker entered wear,
ing a handsome jade evening dress
from Pinkston's. To the tune of
Mendelssohn's march came the lovely
bride, Annie Ivey, with Margaret
Hooks as train bearer. Miss Ivey
will never look prettier as a real
/ bride. Her flowers were shower
bouquet of sweet peas and snap
dragons. The bridal gown was fur
nished by Pinkston's and the bouquet
by Mrs. Lizzie Rodgers, showing that
we do not have to go out of town for
our wedding bouquets.
In a negligee from Pinkston's,
which was the envy of every girl
presentfi Miss Ellen Estes splendidly
gave the appropriate reading "Good
Night" closing the two hours of en-
tertainment
The story of the Fashion Show
would not be complete without some
slight mention of those who actually
| put it on. 1t was w. E. Taylor and
Walter Page who arranged the de-
tails of the presentation very large
ly, and Mr. Taylor and j. A. Pink
ston, Jr., who handled the publicity
Mr.. Taylor and J. A. Pinkston, Jr.,
who handled the publicity. Mr.. Tay-
lor systemetized the presentation and
as a result the whole program went
off like clock work. 1t was a
great achievement, with credit to ev-
cry person having part in it.
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