Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

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pledges and commentator Tor the
even; The Fashion show was in
two parts
In the first showing Mrs Aldon
ia Anderson opened me show wear,
ing a loungtug OUTFIT featuring
whitc corduroy with gold hNcad
design pants white wool seoopod
neck blouse edged with gold and
rhinestone medalhous accented
with apricot cumberland and jew
rlTy and plastic mules
A striking theatrr Sujl ~ en-
ctald green danlask from Schune
mans showed oft Mrs Bcruadino
Fosters charms, The long COAT
made princess style, covered a
slim sheath o. green satin and was
complementcd with multEcolored
earrings and bracelet
A Miss Stephapie original from
the Emporium was the thoiye II
sadie Niece Made Of rich beige
nylou lace over taneta q was
designed with straight skirt
made Of tiers OF lace and the
bodice had a square neckline and
tiny sleeves For cocktail wear
sadie. were huge pin ana ear
rings Of Aurora Baroahs, black
gloves and shoes also from the
emporium
Sondra Jean Anderson was chic
. Ia iouuginE costume o. white
mock fur pants with crlss-cross
detail on the sides navy blue lcr
scy blouse matching sash powder
blue jcwelry and plastic shoes
while Lllian Balengcrg flatieHng
choice was black velvet ard
fable after. five dress featuring low
necEl.ne long sleeves and fun
skirt made Of both fabrics This
dress was thru the courtesy Of
Cooks
Louis Gooaon was stunning ia
pcuwiuldo blue silk velvet short
formal from schuneman's fash.
toned with dome shaped skirt
scissor pgoatcd IA front and caugh,
with a bow The bodice had mar
row straps over the shoulder Lou
Use completed the costume with
her own lovely white fox stole
Sara Nicholson wore an emerald
green chiffon sheath dramatized
with a deep floating collar IN back
and Lucille Richardson's flatteriuE
choice was her own creation copy
Of a scaasi original Of violet cbf-
ION velvet, spirally drnpcd and
fl0unccd with creamy beige veil
ina, floor length and accs-sorized
with beige gloves and violet satin
shoes
Ottis Mae Washington In a short
formal Of deep pink nylon chiffon
over a rose print trapexo design,
sondra Jean Anderson IN an APP
rcot and gold evening sheath
Aldonia Anderson In an emerald
green satin straplcs sheath In
Nan Balengrr IN cocktail dress Of
gold ilame and Gertrude Nay IN n
two pierce black crepe cocktail
dress the jacket cat on the empire
lire with stand up collar all pre-
scented pleasing portraits
John Nellie wore the latest IN
dinner weu FOR the well dressed
male q miduite blue tuxedo. criss.
cross black silk tlc and cumber.
hund lie assisted the ladies
Throughout the evening
IN the second half n tho show
ing BcFuadine Foster was smart
IN yellow sstin nappor drogs feat
uunR a fitted torso and rhl
fiouHcc extending from the hpl.nn
A black fox muff and rhinestone
lcWelry was her accessory motif
a striking black wool atlh q deep
V nceklHa wBs worn by Otus
Mae Washington The ncgki{ne
was extreme dcg6ictfr in back
ard was enhanced with rhinestone
that continued az straps Duck
tail panels extended from the
waisflinn 10 Just bcl9s the bern.
lire Rhinestone JsagcIry completed
the costume
A wide hand ~ mink edged the
he,ullrs ~ the white cotton lace
sheath worn ~ Sara Nicholson and
s8ndfn Jean Anderson WAS ultra
smart IN Wild rose italian yri-
vet after i've sheath featuring q
V u~ckiine and long sleeves n.
rscscout taffsta streamers fell
AFtfit We p AfAH ~ VIE e ttttflf" 2 ~
designer Aidoula Anderson calls
this creation The Bird Cage
Over this sondra wore an autumn
haze mink stole
A tw0 piece hostess gown -
red damask by Ecliy n Grab war
cbosen bY iogiea Cooden n feat
ursd a fitted bodice ard iong fIll
sgdrt Aranatizei with a black lace
apron and rcd ross ard q black
laos fan
Ai1nnia Anderson made q rlass
lnR portrait IN . silver lame sheath
saharcsd Win dransd ff01i
caught 10 On enc side WITH tpa
isrRr rhnsst9ne silpe tn rsrs.
Ina WAS lattice worx IN a eh5sar
effect Plastic shoes ard rhinswgue
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