St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-04-25
Annual Style
Show & Revue
Tuesday NIGHT

l. uCOUdy INlSIlI
When the curtain rises on the
seventh annual style show and re-
view sponsored by the Mems Club
and Women's Auxiliary of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, April
20, at Knickerbocker Hall, 9O5 18th
Ave. &c., the public will view one
of the most glamorous and enter
tanning events in the history of St
Thomas style shows.
Morning Attire
The styles will be presented in
seven scenes, each being introduced
with a theme song. For the morn
ing, the strains of Sunrise Ser
enade" will be heard with Lorena
Sothern as hostess and Edna Rus
sell, Flossie Harris, Josephine
Chambers, Vernice Taylor and
Helen Smith as models.
Sports
With the Girls Quartette of
Phyllis Wheatley House entertain
ing in the sport scene and with the
song accompaniment, "Playmates,"
Pattie Davidson, Jane Lee, Grace
Bryant, Juanita Wallace, Lucille
lor, Betty Marshall, Georgina Col
Inns, Mary Lewis, Nina Salters,
John Williams and Charlie Noble
will model riding habits, golf, ten
mis- attire and sport suits.
Tots Wear
The children, Hazel Underwood,
Mary Esther Young, Michael Col
Inns, Beverly Kirk, Joyce Vassar.
Jean Sothern, Shirley and Eariine
Kyle, Carlton and Donald Bryant
Will be featured with their nurses
in the park in the third scene and
what could be more appropriate
than the song Lullaby Lane" ?
The three Dillon children will en-
terrain.
Street Scene
The theme of the street scene,
"You Passed By" will be sung by
the male sextette of Phyllis
Wheatley House. The models are
Ivy Massengill, Elaine, Rhoda Lee
and Evelyn Escue, Lois Stovall,
Jane Moss, Florence Brown, Jo-
sephine Chambers, Maxine Jones,
Mildred Bohanon, Edna Russell,
Jeane Brown, Earl Onque, Jr., Jo-
seph Levy, Percy Hughes, Jr.,
Buddie Murphy, Donald Johnson,
Billie Marshall, Fred and Grover
Ingram, Raymond Sessions, and
Henry Bowman. The Modern
Dance Group, Bernice and Eunice
Brown and Beryl Cockrell, will be
featured in this group.
Fair and Levy
Frances Fair and Joseph Levy
will introduce the afternoon scene.
Miss Fair will sing "Tea for Two"
The models are Flossie Harris, Al
berta Neal, Maxine Jones, Ivy
Massengill, Josephine Chambers,
Georgina Collins and Earl Onque,
Sr. Donald and Barbara Mcclure
will dance the Conga.
Models in the scene for the cock
tail hour will be introduced by the
orchestra playing Cocktails for
Two" Helen Smith will sing Chow
Did He Look ?" and Hilda Moses
and James Patterson will dance.
Louise Escue, Lucille and Lor-
aine Shivers, Louise Bradshaw,
Flossie Harris, Josephine Cham
bers, Jane Moss, Edna Russell,
Nina Salters, Florence Brown, Bar
bara Murphy, Georgina Collins,
Mae Marshall, Dorothy Scott,
Mary Lewis, Joseph Levy, Percy
Hughes, Jr., and Earl Onque, ST.,
will show evening dress with an
introduction from the orchestra,
while a Cigarette Burns" A vocal
selection will be rendered by June
Hawkins, Walking by the River"
and a duet number with Fred At
kins.
The finale will be a bridal scene
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thompson
as the bride and groom, Dorothea
Harris and Adelaide Sykes brides
maids.
Music for the review will be fur
nished by the Phyllis Wheatley
Downbeats under the direction OF
jeanette Dorsey.