, 1922-10-19
FASHION SHOW SCORES
TRIUMPH IN OPENING NIGHT HERE


wheels by Kathleen Stckling Sailors
Hornpipe by Dorothy HOnornn and
Martha Hicks and q toe dance by the
Misses Ethel and Marion Mann.
Mildred Bubb. five years old. and
pretty as a picture in a iavendar nf-
ternoon dress from the Stuart Shop.
sang Wyoming Lullaby IND en-
cored with 'Swanee River and the
CRATE and was run off more smoothly
than the average amateur entertain
men. Not a slip nIarred the two hour
and Is minute program-<nd II sailed
along from number to number with
all the nonehalAnce OF the professional
theatrical performance
The models, both men and women.
were trained and handled their part
OF III work splendidiy. All OF the
numbers were received with the negli-
gee and evening gowns drawing the
most attention
Special mention e necessary for the
children who modSed. These little
tots. ranging from three TO 10 yenrs,
carried themselves with ease and
grace that added much to the success
Of the evening.
The entertainment. arranged by
first bunch Of flowers went over the
footlights.
Miss Alice stevick added the first
classical touch 10 the progtsm with a
piano solo. Autumn Etude" by Cham.
maud. that was n marvel for brilli-
ancy OF technique and fuilness OF ez-
preston.
Mrs. Madeline Treher. in rost's
Good Bye" an operatic solo that
gives fun opportunity for the range
power OF her voice, was received
an ovation OF applause that called for
an encore Mrs. Eileen Van Sickle
and Mrs. Treber later sang a beauti-
ful duet ~"i.assie OF Nine"
Burt Connolly, the only male vocal
soloist please with a rendition of
Lonesome" That AL Helene Eu
Bee, vocal soiist. sang Mighty LAX
A Rose" ad Fl May Be Your Man
But He Comes &c See Me Some
Day" the latter a rag number that
speeded up the program. AS a spe-
ciai request she repeated with do
1t Again"
Rex Mayne, with Bryce Wilson at
the plano, literally stopped the show.
Rex has been singing in Casper for
several but was never in better
form than last evening. He opened
with "Gypsy Sweetheart" and then
let Bryce go into n medley of dance
numbers full of appropriations and
breaks, that had the audience on its
toes. Rex came back for "lSeiiy Cam
and after a storm OF applause gave
his famous 'Down in Little Italy,
Miss Margaret Smith had the diff
cult job of holding the audience with
her vocal solo. the closing number OF
the program. and kept the people In
their seats until the last note.
The performance will be repeated
Friday and Saturday evening at B
o'clock at the Elks auditorium. with
several changes in the entertainment
| program and about 20 changes in the
modelling.
In the modelling division last night
Blakey's store was represented by
Miss Fannie Belle Beggs. who ap-
peared In a street suit. an afternoon
gown, M an evening dress at differ
emit times during the show. The street
suit was a three piece black costume
trimmed in fox with a caracul coat
and a rose.gray blouse. The after
noon gown was n grey crepe rou
maine dress trimmed in platinum fox
and-embroidered in silver with a
rhinestone girdle. A hat of black
velvet with a trimmed dagger of orn-
aments was worn. TO match. The eve
ming dress was silver brocaded cloth
with a panel of coral georgette.
The Joe T. David company had as
models Mrs. Walter McGregor and
Miss Thelma McKelvey. Mrs. Nc
Gregor wore a peach satin negiigee
with a drapery of pink chiffon caught
by a corsage of flowers. Mrs. Nc.
Gregor also donned an evening wrap
Of dark blue corona cloth trimmed in
caracul fur. Miss McKelvey wore a
coat of dark blue gorona cloth also.
1t was trimmed in gray fox and sticth-
ed In gray.
Mrs. A. r. Roche and Miss Vida
Williams represented Richards and
Cunningham In suits, coats n even.
ing dresses. The hats were furnished