St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
Pilgrim Church
Style Show Is
Enjoyed By Crowd

Easter Fashion Revue given Dy
the Ladies' Aid Society o. Pilgrim
Baptist church On Wednesday
April /, featured the theme Of an
Easter bride ard groom going
shopping.
IN the first scene, "styles OF
Yesteryear," were modelled BY ilt-
lie Denise Green. Charles Bradley.
srs J. w. JlInneI. Mines, Uldyn
Moore and Lillian Ballengar. Mrs
Moore and Mrs. BaIlengers cos
TUNES were over 90 years old and
were worn BY the grandmother
Of Mira Richard stokes. sr.
In the parade Of fashions for
tots and pre-teens, little Barbara
Green, dressed az Molly Cottoutail
introduced the models, who were
Lanny Taylor, Linda Jean Reed,
sherman Davis, Dianne Jones.
Peter Jordan, Carolyn Hughes.
Beatrice and LeIsoy Coleman, Eric
Wood, Kathleen Hughes. Mary d.
and Natalie Galloway, Jewel Jones,
Flora Galloway, Judy Jones, Paula
Wood, Thoinason, AnnabeIle Foa-
ter. Mary Kaye Murray, Adrian
Coleman, vanne Hazel Owens, WI
ford Washer, Terrence Tarver.
cherry Shortly, sereta Mae Hunt,
and Louis scipio. Teenagers In this
scene included Wilma Allison. Eta
Jean Boyd, Constance and Patr-
cia Brown. Joan and Norma Jean
Howell, oberia Hunt, Julia n,
Marian and Roberta Jones, Bever-
" Kirk, William Knott, John Lee,
Mary EMS Manning, Muriel and
Emma Miller, John william
Twiggs, Marian, William and
Shirley sayles.
Bradford Benner e. the groom
was accompanied on his shopping
tour to the fashionable mems store
Of Ted Allen. by his father. por-
trayed by Timothy Howard.
Modelling the ultra smart IN mems
wear were: George Brooks Charles
D. Doty, Albert Morehead, John
| Murphy and Ira d, Dorsey.
Mrs. n. Jannabelle Taylor was
charming as the manager OF Ma
dame Jane Tailler's Salon. where
the excited brfde-elect, played by
Mrs. Ina Rec Horace and her
mother, Mrs. James Kirk, went
shopping for her trousseau, and
were shown many beautiful models
that would captivate the heart Of
any bride.
Mines. Viola Madden, Theodore
Jones and Clyde johnson OF Min
neapolis made striking models and
each featured millinery creations
OF Mrs. a. d, Adams Of Mime
apolis. In this scene daytime, after
noon and evening wear were
modelled by, In addition 20 above
models, Mines, Russell Balcnger,
Luella Brown, Muriel Campbell,
| Urlln Clark, Alexander B. Jordan,
Herbert Foster. Jr., Harriette
Hayes, Albert Mcfarland, Uldyn
Moore, Georgia Morehead, Annette
Robinson, Yvonne Robinson, Rob-
est schoffner, Clementine sydes,
Margie TendIe, Eula Washington,
Gloria Hardwood, James Kirk, sr,
and Arthur Hin; the Misses Ny
rheene Allen, obedia Hunt, Wilma
Allison, Julia Jones, Audrey TIL
man, Viola Madden.
Some Of the womens outfits
modelled were furnished by New
mans Ladies Store, A mems cloth
ing store furnished mems wear.
Flash cards used to announce the
events were made by Robert shoff-
ner.
Little Cheryi slorby entertained
the audience between scenes with
an acrobatic dance. The premiere
performance Of the Al Jordan
Choir, in the rendition Of How
High The Moon" with Miss Fran
ces Carroll as soloist and where,
| Oh Where But In America" with
Mrs. Grace sandvik as soloigt adj
ded much 10 the show. Mr.. Al
Richman is pianist for the group
and Alexander B. Jordan is d.
lrector.
Highlight Of the program was
presentation Of a citation to Mrs.
Elizabeth Han, whose name this
annual affair bears, in recognition
Of her long and faithful years Of
service as director, q post she
held for II years The presenta-
ton was made by Rev. Floyd Mas
sey. Jr.
Because You're Mine" was sung
during the wedding scene by owen
jackson.
The Pilgrim Boy Scout Troop
served as ushers.
Musicians who participated
were: Mines. Robert Harris, Lee
Roy Lazenberry, Miss Roberta
Jones, Burie Carmichael Jr. and
Earl Lewis.
Mrs. John n. Patton was Di-
rector and Business Manager Of
the entire affair. Mrs. Bertram
Shannon was ticket chairman and
John Murphy served as Advertis-
ing Manager.
Wardrobe mlstreEses were
Mines. Walter Mcfarland; Floyd
Il