The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
designated Mandan and Bismarck
night.
WndnnGdau Examine
he Rose Shon will show Su;fs

The Rose Shop will show suits.
The A. w. Lucas company will show
children's wear.
Harris & Robertson will show coats
and dresses.
Webb Bros. will show children's
wear.
The Sarah Gold Shop will show aft
ernoon dresses.
The Bismarck Cloak Shop will show
street wear.
Bergeson & Son, and Klcin's will
show mems wear.
This evening has been officially
designated as children's night.
Thursday Evening
The Rose Shop will show afternoon
dresses.
The A. W. Lucas company will
show coats and dresses.
Harris e. Robertson will show
suits.
Webb Bros. will show afternoon
dresses.
The Sarah Gold Shop will show
coats and dresses.
The Bismarck Cloak Shop will show
coats.
Bereeson & Son and Klein's will
show mems wear.
The entertainment committee is en-
deavoring to arrange for a special
feature for this evening that will be
of much interest and will be announc-
ed later.
Friday Evening
On this evening will take place
what promises to be the feature event
of the entire style show week. S. A.
Marcks, decorator and trimmer at the
A. w. Lucas company, will drape
three living models. during the pro-
gress Of the style show. Mr.. Marcks
is an artist and has draped models in
Columbus and Salem, Ohio, Fargo,
Grand Forks and other cities and his
work will please as we'll as illustrate
this style feature. On this evening
The Rose Shop will show evening
wear.
Mr.. Marcks will follow this with
the draping of living model.
The A. w. Lucas company will show
afternoon and street wear.
Harris & Robertson will show coats
and dresses.
Webb Bros. will show suits.
Mr.. Marcks will drape another iv-
ing model.
The Sarah Gold Shop will show
evening wear.
The Bismarck Cloak Shop will show
street wear.
Bergeson & Son and Klein's will
show mems wear.
The showing will be closed by an
elaborate draping by Mr.. Marcks that
will truly be the feature event Of the
entire style show.
Millinery will only be shown with
coats, suits and street wear.
Furniture for the style show will
be from The Bowman Furniture COM
pany and Webb Bros.
The hair dressing of the models
will be done by Harrington's and
the Lucas company shops.
Flowers will be from Hoskins &
Meyers and the George A. Will
Floral company.
s. A. Marcks will direct the style
show and will be assisted by Miss
Anna Mae Ankenmann, assistant di-
rector.
The models will be shown as in
large book, called the "Book of FASH
IONS" which will be beautifully dec
Grated with cut flowers, ferns, etc,
giving an elaborate setting for the
picture to be shown. The book will
be opened by pages, disclosing the
models in position against a plain,
dark background, with the spot light
on them. They will walk out of the
album and off the stage to the right
and left, all appearing again at the
close Of the showing for the finale.
The style show committee is bending
every energy to make this feature of
the big week the success that it
promises to be.
Music for the style show each eve
ming will be furnished by the Armour
six-piece orchestra, it also playing
for the vaudeville acts both afternoon
and evening. The Armour band will
play on the street each afternoon just
preceding the afternoon show.