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

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Included Miss Vanne Owens, In
two piece dress, navy and lighte
blue with hip length Jacket featur
ing three quarter length sleeves
| white stand up collar and button
! In front at neck and hip and plsii
tailored skirt. Her accessories wer
large navy hat, gloves and blacl
patent T strap pumps and purse
| Over this outfit she wore a whit
| AidsItiu coat with chemise back
push-up sleeves and wide pocketet
at hlpline.
Mrs. Maxine Jones was
show -steaIer In a Genuine Colt
skin white leather coat, lined
with red satin, and black and
white silk surplicc sheath with
red taffeta lining. Her hat was
a red Milan straw cartwhcel and
her accessories were black
leather purse and pumps, red
ombre 10 button length gloves
shading from deep red 10 soft
pink at the fingers.
Miss Juanita Novels, the first
Queen who was crowned In 1913.
was very attractive in red and
white polka dot pique dress with
matching gloves with red Access
series, while Mrs Minnie Brad
ford in a champagne dress with
" back and front. the V falling
10 the waistline in back, was oh
30 chic Her jewelry was topaz.
Her fur stole was from a local
furrier
Other adult models showing the
latest in suits were Mrs. Timma
Leah Riess In a white virgin wool
suit by Lilly Ann. The coat IL
trimmed with self fringe with
straight skirt. A black silk Jersey
ascot dramatized the jacket, Her
hat was OF ribbon straw a beret.
Black gloves, bag and pointed toe
pumps and her chuck capelet OF
blue Norwegian fox and black and
white jewelry completed her en-
semble.
Miss ottie Mae Washington in
Joseph Stein original white wool
suit featuring the longer jacket,
black patent pumps and bag show
ed high style. Her jungle green
off the face hat trimmed with
flowers was made by Mrs. A. d.
Adams. Mrs, Inez Lacey In powder
blue wool baltet weave featuring
box coat and matching
one piece dress was one of her
own creations, while Mrs Mar
garet Benton In her own creation,
A light beige wool coat enhanced
with a cowl collar trimmed with
mink and a floating panel In back.
Mrs. Rose Salters chose a pale
beige wool dressmaker suit with
A removable back panel and self
colored lining with which she wore
shoes and bag.
Mrs, Christine Johnson, favorite
Of shows for some years modelled
her own creation in a walking
suit OF green Italian wool The
sheath has a sleeveless bodice of
pale green chiffon; the skirt. fit
ted to the knees, ends In a deep
ruffle, The balloon type coat is
fastened with three jeweled but
tons and Is lined with print mat
erial OF dress. Her matching tur-
ban OF print and new r strap
pumps Of bucksltin in orange ice
shade completed her outfit.
Mrs. Lillian Balcngcr chose IA
dressmaISer suit Of grey silk
tweed, S/t length coat with
sheath dress Of black with
deep band Of the material at
the bottom. Her accessories were
black silk pumps and white
derby hat by A. ID, Adams.
Adding charm in the cocktail
hour scene were Miss Otue Mae
Washington IN a black sheath with
detachable tunic which ties on
with velvet, peach chiffon hat and
gloves; Mrs, Johnamae
Thompson In a black sheath with
black satin trim and featuring
floating panel falling from the
back neClSline; Miss Juanita Novels
IN black cotton lace over Llama.
gold shoes and silver blue mink
stole; Mrs Maxine Jones in black
satin sheath designed by jacques
Faith featuring a ploated ovcrsHrt
In back lined with taftctu Her
black satin pumps were enhanced
with a collar Of rhincStOncs around
the counter.
Miss Patricia Black IN her own
creation copy OF Paris original
was stunning in cocktail gown
OF black nylon net and white lace
with which she wore a white Fox
jacket Mrs. Christine johnson was
lovely in a cocktail gown Of teal
blue satin, strapless bodice and
slim skirt over this she wore a