Arizona sun., 1949-02-11
Susie Oby Drill
Patrol, Fashion
Review, Big Success

Fashions Around the CLOCK,
featuring styles worn by Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss, from sunrise to the
midnight hour, was presented by
the Susie Oby Drill Patrol, last
Sunday evening at the Elks Audi
torium.
Morning, afternoon and evening
attire for all occasions were
modelled. The morning hour found
Mr.. Milton Lewis very jaunty in
a sports outfit of linen beign coat,
with slackS of latest shade maroon; i;
Nettie Warner wore a golfer dress
of blue chambric, white Joyce
playshoes; Mr.. Pink Moseley ap-
peared in beige sport suit; next
Ludea Johnson, in a black Jantzen
bathing suit trimmed in white eye
let; Mr.. Lewis changed to an olive
green sport coat of corduroy.
Mrs. johnson shows a three way
cotton dress with an unattached
peplum which can be worn as a
cape. Josephine Smith modelled
a sun dress with peek-a-boo waist
and stole of self material. A house
or marketing dress was worn by
Mrs. Warner made of blue denim;
Mr.. Lewis was seen next in snap
py blue sports coat, canary slacks
and shirt; Minnie Walden wore a
houndstoch check sports coat and
Mr.. Lewis showing tan rayon
business uit. Miss Katherine> Bass
chose a grey plaid suit with box
coat effect and with it red botany
wool blouse which she designed and
made. A black and white hounds
tooth check suit, complimented by
white accessories was worn by Mrs.
Florence Stewart. Mrs. Florence
Wagner modelled beautiful gray
coat which could be worn with a
belt for sport, or without, for dress
Mrs. Smith came next with a
handsome white suit, the collar of
her red blouse worn over the
jacket neckline. Mr.. Hartwell Rags
dale looked natty in business suit
of black with pin stripe.
At tea-time Mrs. Eleanore Perk-
ins was seen in gracefully front
drape brown dress. Mrs. Maple
Ellis and Mrs. Smith chose black,
while Mrs. Stewart favored black
print dress. Mrs. Wagner decided
on virgin wool dress suit, and Mrs.
Walden chose a satin suit of light
brown and a mink scarf.
Lounging clothes were worn by
Mrs. Enola Holt who was seen in
a heavy pink satin robe; Mrs.
Perkins in a hostess robe of black
and blue jersey and again in
Chinese pajamaS.
At the hour of five cocktail crea-
tons were worn by Hazel Williams
in a red silk off the shoulder dress,
Mrs. Ellis in grey crepe made on
soft lines; Mrs. johnson in Capri
original pure silk print; Mrs. eagle
in grey pure silk print; Mrs. Nellie
Smith in grey dress suit; Mrs.
Holt in black crepe; and Mr.. L. c..
Darden in a black suit very ap-
propriate for informal evening.
At the hour of nine Mrs. johnson
came forth in a short evening dress
of black taffeta, strapless and
topped by Spanish lace stole. Mrs.
eagle was dressed in an evening
gown of her design; Mrs. Warner
in black crepe adorned with sequins
and beads of blue. The ever popular
gentleman, Mr.. Lewis appears
again in summer tropical weight
white tux jacket, tropical weight
black silk scanned trousers.
Bed time fashions were modelled
by Mrs. Bruce who wore a quilted
tea rose robe over a beautiful nylon
gown trimmed in lace mesh; Mrs.
Smith in sky blue housecoat of
blue taffeta trimmed with pink
crepe lining; Mrs. Holt also in sky
blue robe and gown of satin and
Mrs. Walden in bed time crea-
ton of pink.
Highlighting the show was the
guest model, Mrs. Louis, Jordan
who wore a beautiful black sequin
cocktail gown which was designed
especially for her by her noted
husband, Louis Jordan.
Vocal solo numbers between
hours" were offered by Betty
Treadville, Courtesy of Zanzibar
Club, Emily Foster, Courtesy of
Sunset Club; Laura Jackson and
a piano duet by Novella MacMillon
and Fredonia Benson.
Mrs. eagle and Mrs. Walden
made and modelled their costumes.
Music throughout the show was
played by Eric Clark and his Sen