St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18


neapolis furrier She wore gold
: jewelry with multi-colored stones
which picked up the colors Of her
gown.
What milady win wear for dane
ing and evening forTnals was
shown by Mrs Timma Leah Riess
In a one piece irridescent peach
taffeta balloon style gown and
shown of 70 advantage with black
net mitts, black silk crepe T strap
evening slippers studded with
rhinestones and rhinestone iewelry.
Mrs. Lucille Richardson In her own
creation a ivory satin, floor length
sheath joined by a twin V shaped
bodice and finished with red bro
caded satin trim Red satin gloves,
red sandals and rhinestone errings
complied her ensemble.
] Mrs. Lillian Balenger chose q
green pcau de sole evening gown
| floor length in back, shorter in
| front and accessorizcd with emeral
| iewelry and green satin pumps.
Miss Patricia Black accented her
white silk satin brocaded evening
gown with matching slippers white
kid gloves and a single strand Of
pearls. She wore a white mink
stole.
The male models added sOphls-
tication In their sport apparel
and gentlemanly handsome APP
peal In their evening clothes.
These dashing men we're spen-
Ger Smith in d corduroy sport suit
with leather trim; Robert Martin
in a genuine leather car coat; Fred
Slemmons Jr., in a leather car coat
featuring wool knit sleeves and
trim: Bob Jones Jr., all ready for
round Of golf in a jacket Of
London fog and golf cap by Knox:
while Robert Martin in a Glen
club jacket with gabardine front,
alpaca sleeves and back will be the
best dressed man at any sports
event.
Escorting the fashionably at
tired ladies, Mr. Edward Nichols
in a 1000 DUPONT silk tropical
suit In green was a show-stealer;
Fred Slemmons Jr. chose an Ivy
league suit OF ivy green wool
gabardine with which he wore a
raincoat Of pure cotton to protect
his suit, and Bob Jones in blazer
sport coat and a double tone tele-
scope style hat was the perfect
escort.
Conclcding the spectacular ex-
travaganza, Miss Maryanne Bry-
ant made a beautiful bride In the
bridal gown worn by Mrs. Marjory
Tatum at her wedding II Is fash
toned with a TERED skirt of white
net with an overslSirt of white lace
The nodded bodice Of lace is trim
med with seed pearls at the neck
line and the long fitted sleeves Of
lace ended in petal points over the
hands. The very full bouffant skirt
is worn over hoops and is floor
length, Her fingertip veil was sec
ured TO a crown Of pearls.
Hats designed by well known
millner, Mrs. Adeline Adams, were
worn by Mrs. Christine Johnson,
Miss Ottie Mae Washington and
Mrs, Lillian Balenger Furs don
ated by a famous furrier and mems
attire by "A local haberdashery
made an exquisite picture of eleg-
ance.
Closing the 1853 show, the Ed
Harrington dancers, took one back
to the roaring 2Os in their inter
probation Of the Charleston and
Baning the Jack; then the tango
and the waltz and the South
American dances, the Rhumba, the
Mambo and the Calypso, which
literally brought the curtain
down" on a note Of exciting rhy-
thin.
General chairman Of the affair
was Mrs, Clayton Hughes Sr with
Mrs. Bodie Burnaugh, secretary;
Clayton Hughes Sr, treasurer;
Mrs. James Slemmons, advertis.
ing; Mrs. Miles Newlin, publicity;
Mrs. Richard Session, tickets; Mrs
H. Eugene Underwood and Mrs
Percy Hughes JT, models, Mrs
Arthur Register. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, stage setting. Mrs. Thad-
deus James, Mr.. Percy Hughes Jr
and Mrs. Barbara Cyrus. chairman
OF program entertainment, Mrs
Donald SchoCield Mrs. Thaddeus
Jones and Mrs Ernesunc Dan
/ forth. queen contest, and Cecil
Schotield photographer
Door prizes were won by Far
reu Phillips who was the winner
OF five silver dollars and Mrs
Kathleen Bouney won the sun
burst electric clock. Larry Taylor
won the booster button prize,
chest OF silver.