The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
LAsaE AUDIENCES GATHER AT
THE REX THEATRE TO VIEW
THE STYLE SHOW
ertdg--Luncheons Hold Prominent Place
Among Interesting Social Events

I'nusual'v 1a--e audiences at;cud"f
III, Ee\ thcatr,, Yesterday matinee "nn
evening. to Wow tho elaborate ana pre-
tsnt'ou4 Srv'N show which. under 'hC
susrjr-e It rhn BUSINESS & Froi"SS'"H''
Wumsu's clTh ~ Wheeling. - "'.''
staged IN cor Junction with -" r'Su'''
weakly performance OF IN" JaCN t'''
Stock company. Much time Va ~
rended in Assembling ~" various feat
l;-os 81 thc show ard the result Ia a"
,ha, was anticipated. TIE SlEie SNOW
Will Gs repeated this evening.
The rrs; display vas tn: "' George
;, Stirel coupiu-. EsaUtirU! Cur-tr'h-
mad suits. evening gowns of Jade ann
crrhtl afternoon gowns. and charming
,e-,ic~es with jcweiry from E"i'h-
huns and t. y. Uanchcr,s. 'orm"H
most hsau.ErG' array 81 cit" fashions.
\e>. came l.. =. Good Miss Mary AicN-
ardcr. and ". !. LukenS heaut''H'
mouse rolo-oi brnadc'oth SUIT with ce'-
yrr trimmings. ard chic rcd pa"he
,cl,c. ~. rr2S worn nv tho first model
Nh, ", followed by several other cN-
orisi.S'y clothed modes. The Eon Ton
,,ro,.;d.J = charming gown with attr1c-
tive ensemble for their representative
,bo ,,,Ic wonderful appearance
,.corro y Tav'n- w J. LukcnS ana
Rose ,'opham 1auc c"upcrai>d IN Tie
neN- ,li$piaN. \ magnificent black paHt''
,.ely.. gown with wide drap"d Girute
,ha, merged into gracefully folded soc
d-anerv.,vi.N which a broad black na'
with gracefully drocrtNG Veil heauti-
rullv rorreScordcd comprised one @
tho effective costumes worn ""'e
equally attractive evening gowns AZ"
sui.s were Included. The hcitF Leo
shor. =. y. TIancher. and Rose H"pham
coy
,,a,cs from the sherman school had
o,n NJ Tho most exquisite exhibitions
Included An eveninEEown or heavy r.
-edes-er. metal cloth with fitted basque
and s,l1 skirt with Al uneven hem nhS.
over which arc suspended narrow strips
=, tho same material which fall below
N. skirt, Is. indeed, magnificent cte2-
zion Of the uodtste's art. THIS gown
was gracefully worn BY Miss Hazel Car
vol George f. Johns introduced an
additional featurs aside from tne'r
beautiful display ot coats suits ano
dresses-that OF several stylish STOUT
.tyles. George NJ. Shook company w''n
,ha assistance Of Anna Achairer. Ross
CophamIaue. and Gradeu's. contributed
ths next set OF admirably equipped
models whites style Shop secured
Mis- Mary Dague. more popularlS
known as Miss Wheeling" to present
thefr apparel. She wore three charm
Ing changes OF costume. V. }. Neuharut
added the latest IN mems fashions Inc
closing act presented the comoinea eh
ro-+, OF The Hub. Anna Achatrer. Rose
Cnnsam Laus and LapGhans. and IN
Guided a complete array OF children
and young misses fashions. A mover
and pleasing touch 10 this was charm-
ing dance performed by two OF the at
tractive Youngsters.
Il Is doubtful II Wheeling has ever
had an opportunity to witness more
complete assembling OF such exquisite
apparel as ia evidenced In this partcu-
Ia STYLE Show. and the Business &
Professional Womens club - 70 De
COMMUNICATED OF having secured the
thorough cooperation ct tho concerns
participating.