The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
STYLE SHOW IS
HUGE SUCCESS
DISPLAY OF ATTRACTIVE SPRING
STYLES ATTRACTS MANY
MOSCOW WOMEN

The st. Patricks tea and style
show, given by the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club last Saturday
afternoon, proved most successIuA
and enjoyable social event. Through
the courtesy of T. M. Wright, the af->
fair took place at the Moscow hotel.
the parlor and dining room Delng
used for entertaining.
The guests were cordially greeted
and ushered to their respective places
by Mrs. Lawrence Huff and Miss
Avis Drew. The twenty-four tables,
all of which were reserved before
hand, seated eighty-three. Each
guest was presented with an attract
i've menu card, from which to choose
refreshm ments, which consisted or
sandwiches, tea, coffee, shamrocks,
ice and cakes. The tables were dain-
tily and tastefully set with luncheon
linen Green frezias formed effect
i've and appropriate floral decor
ations.
Music for the afternoon was furn-
ished by three-piece orchestra. Mr.
Shepherd favored the audience with
a piano solo and Mr.. Marineou rem
dered two vocal solos in a most
pleasing manner
The Fashion Show, for which vari-
Gus merchants were responsible. was
exceptionally we'll produced and fur
nished a most unique and unusual
form of entertainment. The tables
in the dining room were so arranged
that wide aisle was left in the
middle of the room, through which
the charmingly dressed models pa
raded. The orchestra accompanied
the style show throughout. The
models, who appeared as follows,
were cleverly introduced by Miss
Drew
Davids'
Kiddy Department-Mode Carol
Jean Herington, Jean Rowland, Betty
Jane Zylka.
Junior Department M d / s
Claudia Bankertt. Dorothy Gillette.
Young Ladies' Department-Mod Models,
Louise Yeaman. Black wrap with hat
to match Black taffeta afternoon
dress. hat to match tie and dyed scarf
collar of dress, banked with flowers.
Fringed cape and large black hat to
match. Removed cape and displayed
orange taffeta dress.
Matron's Departm ent-Model, Mary
Kelley Gray afternoon dress with
Persian waist or rose, blue and gray.
Coat lined to match dress. Small hat
banked with fruit to match dress
colors Grey shoes. Navy blue dress
trimmed with green. Cape. Turban
hat trimmed with lilacs and cherries
and green velvet bow in back. All
hair dresses from Miss Shannon's
shop. Il
J. C. Penney Co.
Model, Cletys Gossett. Three piece
navy blue suit. Sand colored paked
shape hat Carried bag and gloves
Model, Florence Stone. Coat in
brown shades trimmed with fringe.
Hat to match. Removed coat and dis
played paisley afternoon dress. Car
ried gloves and bag.
The Partisan
Model, Margaret Collins. Three
piece navy blue suit. Black hat from
Mrs. Torsen's millinery. Slippers
from Buster Brown Shoe Store. Navy
blue coat Black hat from Mrs. Tor
sens millinery. Slippers from Buster
Brown Shoe Store.
Model. Hazel Langroise. Light sand
colored three-piece embroidered suit.
Orchid taffeta hat. slippers from
Buster Brown Shoe Store. Black
canton crepe dress in pleated effects
Large black hat to match. Shoes
from Buster Brown Shoe Store.
Mrs. Torsen's Millinery
Model Agnes Cox. Glover shaped
gold cloth hat trimmed with flowers
in pastel shades.
Miss Shannon's Shop
Hairdresses by Miss Marvel Nc
Laughlin. Model, Edna Collins. Aub-
urn hair, long bobbed, curled and
marcelled.
Model, Helen Grimm. Evening hair
dress Blond hair Black ear rings.
Model, Mirth Macarthur. Natural
wave blonde bobbed hair, curled and
marcelled through water wave.
Model. Goldie Pierce. Evening hair
dress. Blond hair
Following the individual appear
ances of the models there was a pa
rade in which all the models par
ticipated.
The following women made table
reservations for tea service:
Mesdames Rowland, Bailey, Wood
worth, Hickman, ]. ]. Day. Won Ende,
Armour, Sullivan, Upham, William
son. A1mquist. Shannon. Meyers
Herington. Parsons, David, Truitt and
the B. Y. o. F. club. The Misses Lud-
wig. Council, Cox. Hegstad. Jensen,