Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-11-03

November b, you p. m, unuer the
iliary of the st. Paul Urban Leagu
Miss Alice Murray of the Nj
Nieollet Hotel in Minneapolis was
busy instructing the models at
their rehearsal last Wednesday at
the Halle @. Brown Auditorium.
Final rehearsal will be held at the
Coliseum Ballroom this weekend.
Chicago Commentator
Mrs. Frances Taylor Moseley,
Chicago school teacher and friend
of Mrs. Louis, will come to st. Paul
to act as fashions commentator,
presenting the models to the
audience. Winter fashions will be
shown ranging from lounging at
tire, sportswear, afternoon dresses,
to evening and formal wear, wraps
and furs.
Mrs. Louis will model her own
clothes which were designed for the
most part in Chicago, New York
City, and imported from Paris. A
number of her own creations will
also be shown by Mrs. Louis.
Twin City models will show
clothes designed and executed by
local modistes as well as fashions
loaned from down town stores, and
some of their own costumes.
Fashion Show Starts 10 p. m.
The fashion show will start
promptly at 10 p. m, with the ball
room opening at 8 p. m. to accom-
modate the crowd expected. The
fashion ramp used by the st. Paul
Woman's Institute Style Show COM
mittee is being loaned by the st.
Paul Auditorium. On this elevated
platform the models and Mrs. Louis
will be clearly seen by all.
Mr.. Edward Doty is the special
fashion show accompanist and will
dovetail with the orchestra to pro-
vide the sprightly music necessary
for the fashion parade.
Advance Ticket Sale Closed
The advance ticket sale closed
Friday, November 3rd. Tickets are
now available at the regular adj
mission price of rs cents and may
be secured from individual ticket
sellers as well as from the follow
ing places
Advance tickets for the Winter
Fashion Show with Mrs. Joe Louis
priced at 65c, 10 cents cheaper than
the door price, are on sale. In Min
neapolis: Elks Rest, 148 Hyland
Ave. No.; Comedian Beauty Salon.
1913 Fourth Ave. &c.; Curtis Har-
ris, 406 E. seth St.; Bells Recre-
alton, 209 S. Third St.; Project
Economy Market, 804 Aldrich Ave,
No.; Cleo Young, 531 Lyndale Ave,
No.
Announcement of the winners of
the ticket selling contest will be
made at the Fashion Revue Mon
day night.
Lloyd Hunters fourteen piece
orchestra from Omaha, Neb., will
arrive in the city Monday to regale
the Twin City music lovers with
its lifting rhythms at the Fashion
Ravra and danoa
According to Mrs. Leah Mae
Young, chairman of the Fashion
Revue and Dance Committee, splen-
did cooperation has been given on
all sides by interested friends in
the Twin Cities. She especially
commended Mr.. John Lane, owner
of the Coliseum Ballroom for his
support, valuable advice and sug-
gestions. She lauded the st. Paul
Recorder and the Minneapolis
Spokesman for their cooperation in
publicizing this event. The st.
Paul Woman's Institute has been
especially helpful she declared, in
the preparation of the details neces-
sary in staging the fashion revue.
WCCO and WMIN, radio sta
tions, as well as the daily press,
are cooperating in publicizing this
affair.
1t is generally expected that this
will be the outstanding event of re-
cent months in the Twin Cities.