The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-05
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TYLE SHOW I
nrcCESSFUL

An '"r , ,aS a style show given
cr >rS :,s, "a, the Carolina theater
ast S H'T", n. JUNO. Welfare club
= "o ,.. c,c,rcd about $50 for
po'E tori with which it operates
s'r ''''r l,,rarnS in the public
s,Ig''>, Harry +. Buchanan. mar
WI n, Carolina theatcr. an
age, ,.sd the show an outStandinE
'oun'' ~ he year. and paid trib-
even. the club members wn1
cl' 8" .rrrously OF their time and
4's Inward operating the soup
cn I..E~,, Miss Kate potSon fur,
s..SsJ appropriately delightful
n.<S reyiew was staged by La
IL, Miss Birdie West propric-
~ ~. SISTED by Mrs. Jonathan
, Pan. and by Jennie Bowen.
His, Bowen being assisted
I. ,', Mrs, James A. Smyth. Jr. La
r,. ,f;sp,avcd GroSScraft and
~, Tindrcr gowns and StetSon
gan nay sports hats principally.
~, M., Bowers Gage and p0boS
VS. acr, used with Bradley Knit
= CoIlegr Campus clothes.
on - prophetic creations with
LOO variations of accepted
, J hons held chic alliance to
=. ,ew bolcroS. crisp prOvoca-
: .s bows. and emphasis on such
- "details as Upper faStenlnGS
~, ,,l' pin ;ucks. Throughout the
~ az al the clothes embodieS the
Wv, NV, NJ spring. reflecting differ
!. personalities. and creating
5ser deli.ht for all in the riot
". .,,orS These included gerani-
=, rri, grayiSh pastelS, BLUSH,
o ~ Blue and Kelly green.
TSs bic apple idea was carried
-, M |rarfS and some of the
,,3i,T BAGS and accessories.
In he grand finale of each
Saving the evening gowns OF
.,Ser;aI chissons and fjlmy laeeS,
9Th the elegant wraps of velvet
=, ,,,ribou. mad. a pretty PIC
.,rcs IS shown by the graceful
i .,,,r. looking models.
Tn, models for La Vogue in
|I,5sl NcSdamcS William b.
|Eo5crs. president of the club, F.
Id &ree,man. K. c. Sample, +.
Smy,h. Ill, Paul Johnson, G.
n Flanagan. Jr., J. Z. Shipman'
4 4. gwbank. Sue ChriStiSon.
rs Station. William Freeze;
Ms Winona Ewbank, Mile
/ irrgS,on. Marie Louis NuttinG,
h. Hadger>. Peggy Coleman,
Ea,aryr Cryc and Ruth Waters.
\ Brrvard. Seated at tables on
h ~age were MeSdameS Thomas
/ SMITH. l.. 3. Prince, {. X.
and Misses Anne
frepss and Ethel Coleman.
An attractive feature between
he ,wo scenes of the show was
|ssor program of clever and
keasing dances by pupils OF the
Egser School of Dancing, with
! DhS William Stokes at the piano.
fhe dances were announced by
FBuddy" Russell, the young per
tormrsS Including Joan Sample,
b'a,harine Durham. Ann Holdtord,
EoIyn and Joan Buchanan, Mary |
Elizabeth Blair. Emily Russell,
BETTY Allen. Nellie Frances HasS- /
ey and Hess Fitzpatrick.
Wear the conclusion OF La
Eosue's display, Mr.. Buchanan |
bounced that this firm had Undue
b Partisan mannequin to par
iieipa,e. The model then appeared
i an evening gown and. advanc-
ing to the front of the stage, re,
moved a wig, and was Identified
Is JnO. T. wilkins. Jr.
Miss Bowen'S models were
Misses Julia Smyth, Garnette
Shipman. Nancy Richardson, Dor
s:hy Crimes. Ruth Waddill, Kay
Keith, Elizabeth Hunter, Alice
Sepp, McSdameS James A. Smyth,
h.. e. c. Richardson, Gretchen
Poole. Charles Hunter and Lau- |
ENC" Mckay.
IN closing. Mrs. Richardson graz
.ioU,ly thanked the public for
,aeir generous patronage. ar'l
VI, Buchanan called three young
boys to the stage. Sammy Hodges
Hunt. Buddy" Richardson and
Booty Sample. and presented
iaem with prizes for selling tie !
Greatest number Of tickets among
Ine school children.