The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-17

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also concentrated the show.
The models were recruited
from members of the club and
included Mesdames A. NJ. Bowen,
Jr., P. w. Michaels, l.. J. Holt,
Jack r. English, c. P. Mason, T. E.
Slayton, Harold N. Paulson and
j. L. Rooms.
Mrs. English introduced the
fashion expert, and the models
circled the patio floor while Mrs.
Bauer described the garments,
material and price range. Nearly
all the clothing was of moderate
price with only a few more ex-
pensive dresses in the formal
classification. One of these was a
turquoise off the shoulder cock
tail dress with white beaded
trimming studded with rhine
stones. 1t featured a flared top
and was made of shantung silk
Another, of the classic dance
frock order, was of shimmering
apricot with gold stripes.
Also appropriate for evening
occasions, was a lovely white
pique with flower-flare skirt tied
with a black velvet band at the
waist and featuring petal-cut
neckline. In a" same category
was a gold-shaded pure silk shan
tung taffeta dress with a sun
back effect and buster top with
jewel button trim. Mrs. A. M
Bowen, Jr., modelled this as well
as the white pique.
The duster-style dress, so popu-
lar for mothers-to-be, was shown
in sky-blue with white net in
set top and a high collar tied at
the throat with blue cord. II pos
sessed an Empire style charm and
could serve as a lounge t-home
pegnoire.
Insets on the pockets were also
part Of the details on q lilac cham
bray suit-dress with a dainty
white organdy color crossed at
the high neckline. This practical
but dress -up" number also comes
in coral, green and other tropical
colors.
Mrs. ], l.. Koons looked most
attractive in turquoise dress
trimmed in white hraiding. II was
two-piece. as most of the Selec-
tons were, with full jacket top
Equally lovely was the 'puckered
butterfly nylon dress in a clear
aqua tint modelled by Mrs Harold
PaulSen. For gala occasions, the
dress was pointed up with crys-
tai and rhinestone buttons, and a
rhinestone spray on the collar.
White accessories were worn with
il.
Mrs. l.. J. Holt looked cool and
fashionable IN a small green and
white checked two piece morning
frock with patch pockets on the
jacket and white organdy kitten
bow at the throat
Distinguished travel. shopping
OF spectators sport dress drew
very favorable comment as Mrs.
p w, MichaelS displayed the
action-back jacket with a fuIIness
which gave regal cape swirl "a
the ensemble. The plaid pattern
IN muted green. blue. and black
was adapted from the tartan ct
the Black Watch. worn by the
British Royal Guard. The regal
Standup collar of plque IN white
sounded a fashion note dedicated
TO England'S neW Queen Ehza
beth.
Mrs, Jack English appeared in
very smart broaovio,h creation
of violet trimmed with violet and
white check stripes on the collae
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