Milford chronicle., 1954-03-12
d. COOperSmith To
GiUe Fashion ShOlU
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David Clements, Jr., Mrs. Joseph
LOhand, Jr., Mrs. Marion Duroch-
er, Mrs. Garrett Grier, Mrs. Jack
Burris and Nh Mary Staats. The
! Misses Svea Isaacs, Betty Grier,
Alice Beebe, Virginia Pack. Model
ling kiddies' style will be: Donna
Fischer, Diane Harrington, Danny
Stokes, and Jimmy CressOn.
Given a small preview, your cor
respondent reports a highly in
teresting and entertaining affair,
and this writer was privileged to
see a number of the styles, dis
closing some of the seasons out
standing originals, which are yet
to appear in the fashion shops for
the coming season.
1t was announced that the doors
will be opened at the High School
auditorium at seven-thirty D. m.
and the show would start prompt
| ly at eight o'clock, with available
| tickets remaining on sale as pre-
ViOusly announced in surrounding
communities as we'll as at the Mil
ford stores of d. Coopersmith, Ra-
gains Pharmacy, and BreretOn's
Pharmacy, and the Milford Hos
pital Gift Shop; subscription, $1.O0.
Several novelty features have
been added to the program, in ad-
ditiOn to a number of valuable
door prizes to be presented to
lucky ticket holders during the
evening.
The program for the evening
will include groups for daytime
and evening wear, as we'll as a
collection of fOrmals in both the
long length and cocktail dresses
so much in vogue at this time.
Play clothes for snort and beach
will be represented by the 1854
summer styles of Jantzen, Cata-
lima and Petit; and the enthusiasm
of the models emphasizes the
variability of the styles. AS al
ways, special attention and empha-
sis has been given to the gowns
so that there might be presented
outstanding, wearable costumes to
fit the normal social activities. A
feature of the evening will be the
presentation of a group of 18th
century beach styles. adding a
somewhat lighter as well as in
formative note to the ever chang
ing styles of wOmen's dress.
This fashion show will be in
strumental in serving the dual
purpose this year in providing
both a highly popular and interest
ing event for the ladies of our
community and also provide funds
for another worthy project to
which the Auxiliary is devoted.
This is the third time that the
Auxiliary has been the recipient
of funds from fashion shows pre-
sented by d. COOpersmith of Mil
ford, which is a major event on
their calendar
An enthusiastic membership at
tended the regular meeting held
Tuesday, with President. Mrs.
Lawrence Fitchett, presiding. and
after final reports made by the
various committees for the show.
through their general chairman.
Mrs. Remsen Barnard. 3rd, the en-
tire group voted unanimously TO
contribute the entire proceeds
which they receive towards the
equipping of a physiotherapv de-
partment which is to be installed
In the Milford Memorial Hospital
Mr. Irwin Burton, a member of
tie Hospital Board, gave an infor-
mai talk on the subject of hospital
activities and its needs, which met
with stirring response and imme-
dlate action in dedicating these
funds. Acknowledging long
standing need for a physiotherapv
department and the need for such
equipment and facilities. the mem
bership voted it's funds for tbis
purpose. AS outlined by Mr.. Bur
ton, patients of the hospital and
residents of the community in
need of physiOtherapy treatment
have heretofore had to go to vii
mlngton or other great distances
TO secure this treatment but now
with the installation of such p do
partment a long standing noed
Will be satisfied, and the com
munity will continue to have for
Its physical well being one of the
best equipped hospital institutions
IN cities of this size and oven
larger communities.