The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-12
of another automobile show using
floral decorations so extensively.
SnrinS like Settin1

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floral decorations so extensively.
Spring like Setting
In addition to the cut flowers, q
vast quantity Of Georgia srnilax will
be used to decorate the walls and
the balcony ratings Of the big build
ing. Pussy willows will be placed
here and there and ported plants and
ferns will be used literally so that the
1881 automobiles may appear In q
spring setting.
The girls will appear in style shows
to be presented each evening by local
firms. They will wear the latest
creations of the garment-making art
in order to give women visitors to
the show something besides automo-
'biles and flowers to appraise.
Twenty three firms will have
booths lining the walls Of the audi
forum, leading business houses taking
advantage of this opportunity to cali
their wares and services to the at
tention of show visitors.
Included In the list arc the Grant
Dadey company; o. Void, Seiberling;
Ack's Radiator Shop; Oscar H. Will
and company; Bismarck Tire and Ac-
cessory company; Automotive Equip
ment company, Fargo; Dahners-
Tavis Music company: Kennedy Fur
niture company, Mandan: Corwin-
Churchill Motors; Montgomery Ward
and company; North Dakota Power
and Light company; A. ". Lucas
company; Dakota National Bank and
Trust company: Montana-Dak OF a
Power company: B. K. Skeels; Singer
Sewing Machine company; Webb
Brothers: j. G. Penney company;
First National Bank: Hoskins-Meye
company; Copclin Motor company:
Bismarck Tribune.
Entertainment features. announced
Thursday, include music by the Kon-
toS orchestra each afternoon and
night during the show; q style show
each night and separate features fol
Friday and Saturday nights.
Fridays nights feature will be
concert, to be given by the Mandan
Male chorus, an aggregation Of song
sters from west of the river.
Plan Dance. Presentations
Saturday nights feature will be &
number of dance presentations b,
students of the Bismarck school o.
dance.
Twenty-Five girls will model the
latest innovations in dress for the
A. w. Lucas company Saturday night
starting at 8:l5, according to Mrs. A
| w. Mundy. A feature will be the
presentation of pajamas rs garment.
for formal wear as well as the lounge
The list of garments to be shown
includes sport wear with Agnes berets
and wrapped turbans; afternoon
frocks, Sunday night dresses, eve
ming dresses with proper accessories
ballroom or hostess pajama- dres.
with the little jackets which are be.
ing featured on Fifth Avenue; cot
ton voile porch frocks, ankle length
house pajamaS and the newest crea.
lions in coats and suits; hats for al
occasions and all costumes, and shoe:
and accessories to match.
The Rose Shop will present q style
show at 8:15 Friday evening with
six women and girls participating a:
models. Morning, sports wear, after
noon, dinner and formal dresses viii
be shown, with hats and matching &C.
! cessorieS.
Latest developments in coats anc
suits will be displayed together with
pajamaS for every occasion anc
robes for various purposes.
Motor firms which will have auto
mobiles on display are the Corwin.
Churchill Motors, Fleck Motor COM
pany, Copelin Motor company, San
din Wilde, M. B. Gilman company
Hedahl Motor company. Stair Motor
company and the Capital Chevrolet
company.
An admission charge of Is cent.
will be made to show visitors. the
management announced Thursday.
Quanrud, Brink and Reibold, deal
ers in automotive accessories. will
have a display on the gymnasium
floor In the basement Of the building
The following review Of progress II
the automotiye industry was made BY
a nationally known expert after 8
survey Of the entire field. It de-
scribes In a few words the change.
in leading makes and the advance.
ments of the industry as q whole.
This year there will be at least fouI
sixteen-cylinder cars, though, at thi,
writing, only Cadillac and Marmor
have publicly announced them