Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-10

ment on one side. Then there were
many lovely little hats. in popular
colors shown, dressing up the sport
rig and Frightening up the tailored
suit.
The little children, who displayed
dresses and coats and sweaters from
the children's department in the
Adams store. carried themselves with
most becoming conduct and made
most pleasing models. They showed
a most delightful line Of things to
wear for the little tot and for the
children who are at the age, when 1t
is hard to fit them. Their hats, many
of them being copies of the Older
little coats We're as charming and up
to- date as you might wish.
All of the shoes worn by the % mod
els were in keeping with the costumes.
and displayed to splendid advantage
the newest creations in the most fash
ionable and up-to-the-minute footwear
for spring and summer. This feature
Of the wonderful and elaborate exhibit
was handled by the Quality Shoe Store,
and among the styles worn were the
following. Patent leather sandals, Miss
Owen; blue oxfords, Miss Froberger:
tent leather "Bramore' sandals. Miss
Warrell: gray Nah Jongg sandals and
black satin slippers, Miss Perry;
Bronx buck oxfords and Pasadena Slip
rers, Miss Robinson: cushing gray and
bronze slippers, Mrs. Snow: Hub gray
anklets and Airedale nubuck sandals,
Mrs. Landry: Countess oze leather
slippers and Pasadena kid pumps. Miss
Madore; Hub bronze oxfords and pa
tent leather sandals, also Tosca buck
pumps, Miss Taber; Brownsco khaki
elk sandals and Telka patent pumps.
Miss Stiles; bronze brown suede pumps
and Hub bronze suede slippers. also
BranX gray pumps, Miss Barker; pa
tent Irene pumps, washable kid pumps
and gray elk sandals. Miss Lacombe;
patent deluxe oXfords. Mr.. Garnet;
brown Wynwood shoes, Mr.. Gagnon;
crepe sole Newton shoes and willow
calf oxfords, Mr. Dostie: Buster Brown
black shoes, Masters Hyde and Violette.
The jewelry and accoutrements, in
Guiding mesh and bead bags and vanity
cases, were artistic embellishments of
all of the ladies' garments. For this
feature the Freeman store supplied the
necessary articles and some of the jew
elry worn was as follows: Miss Hen
derson, mahokany ear rings, Mae Muir
ray mesh bag, pearls and bracelet; Miss
Lacombe, black and white ear rings,
elephant ivory beads and wrist watch:
Miss Madore, peacock comb, silver
mesh bag and pearls; Mrs. Landry.
white ear rings. paisley beads and pea
cock comb; Miss Taber, mahogany ear
rings and elephant ivory beads: Mrs.
Perry, navy blue ear rings, silver van
ity case and silver mesh bag; Mrs.
Snow white GOLD watch naar1S
white and black ear rings; Miss Will
son, red and black soutoir, ear rings
and green and silver jeweled bracelet:
Miss Froberger, imported German sill
yer mesh bag; Miss Parker, La Tausca
pearls, soldered silver bag; Miss Pease.
pearl bracelet; Miss Patterson, peacock
hair ornament: Miss Robinson, fancy
wrist watch and beaded bag; Miss Bar
ker, imported Peasley bracelet; Miss
Cover, jade ear rings and vanity case;
Miss Stiles, Blue Bird necklace.
All of the mems and boys clothing
and haberdashery was from the H.
G.. Barker store and was from STAN
dard stock lines of fittings. The men
garments exceptionally well, and this
part of the fashion display was
| watched with as much interest by the
| capacity crowd in the orchestra and
the balcony as were the gowns and
wraps worn by the women and girls.
John Gagnon wore admirably 4
grey Cheviot suit, topcoat to match,
! Stetson soft hat, Bates Street shirt
Mellow Tone tie, Bull Dog suspen-
ders, Phoenix hosiery.
J. l.. Garnett made two appear
ances and displayed a Morse Made
powder blue suit, Prince of Wales
Ia1 in1 vii
coat, powder gray Stetson hat, Bates
Street shirt, Nah Jong cravat, Hic-
kok belt, Phoenix hosiery, London
tan shoes, alligator saddles.
Also Morse Made tuxedo suit,
Stetson derby hat, Earl IL Wilson
tuxedo shirt and collar, Black Bat
, tie, II. & II. white gloves, cane Phoe-
nix black silk hosiery, Hickok belt,
black shoes.
Lewis Rancourt displayed the
Barker Special $34.50 blue serge
suit, Oxford Knitted coat, gull grey
Stetson hat, II. & p. gloves. Bates
street shirt, Hollywood collar, Bat.
tie. Phoenix hosiery, black travelling
bag.
Emilio Dostie:-Grey Cortlev suit.
Westchester model, special $3.50
Garbardine topcoat, Pearl street
shirt, Silver Tone tie: Phoenix hos
iery, Hickok belt, III. & L. gloves.
Cony Hyde-Cortley 2S point two
pant suit and cap, Kaynee shirt.
Just Like Dads" tie, Hickok belt,
Bear Brand hosiery.
Philip Violette-Cortley % point
blue serge suit and cap, Kaynee
shirt, Just Like Dads" tie, Hickok
belt, Bear Brand hosiery.
Emilio Dostie-Golf suit and cap,
Hickok belt. Bradley golf hose, Golf
bag and sticks from Brooks Hard
ware Co.
The entire exhibit will be repeated
again this evening following the reg
ular program and showing of the
Mae Murray feature Fashion Row."