Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-11-13

cast on a wonderful trip via Cap
ital Airlines, Viscount Flight No.
224 to Autumn In New York"
She then introduced the commen-
tators, Arle Haeberle, TV person
ality, and Jack Liemandt Of Lie
mandt's Inc, whose sparkling COM
mentary added dash and color to
the affair.
Featured again by popular de-
mand was beautous Vivian Pryor
Mitchell of Chicago, whose per-
sonality earned audience command.
From the moment Shirley Kinsey.
makeup artist appeared with
model Mary Allen, followed by
hair stylist Helen Allen, who dis
played their talents in beautifying
the model, until the finale, a scene
showing evening attire, this years
show was fast-moving and inter-
est holding.
Each model wore eye-catching
costumes. Mary Allen in turquoise
plaid wool walking suit with tur-
quoise blouse and black satin derby
carrying a swagger stick was the
sophisticated air traveller. Vivian
Mitchell drew raves in beige wool
two piece suit featuring a Peter
pan collar Of leopard, slim skirt
with button at hemline by Edna
Wills. She wore a beige velour
Stetson hat trimmed in leopard
and beige and brown pumps.
Male models brought the house
down with attire from the ward
robe Of Lemandt's and their per-
sonal wardrobes displaying what
the well-groomed male - will be
wearing. Donald Mcclure model
ing from his own wardrobe added
to the success Of the showing in a
luggage tan leather top coat, brown
Continental pants, brown, tanger-
Inc and tan striped sport coat by
Savini and two buckle crushed
brown calf shoes by Domani, white
tab collar shirt with brown silk tie
Joe Halpin was quite the man
about town in an italian utility
coat with matching tam, while
Ellen Brasnahan, new Capital Air
lines stewardess, was epitome of
fashion in the new stewardess uni
form. Barbara Rowan showed what
the teen-age group will be wearing
in a two piece green wool tunic
ensemble with matching separate
skirt and derby hat of matching
wool, all created by d. Patricia
Black.
The lovely Bernadine Foster in
skirt and sweater, Glasgo's high
neck pullover was very continental.
The skirt featured impressed
pleats. Joyce Hughes was very
sophisticated in brown tweed tail
ored suit enhanced with large
notched collar Y length sleeves
and accented with a silk scarf at
the necI1line. She wore mustard
colored shoes and gloves.
Richard Johns was ultra-smart
in a wool bulky knit sport jacket
Of blue and grey with muted tan
stripe and silk foulard lining,
brown slacks, light grey shirt,
brown hat by Dobbs and brown
shoes. Wardrobe courtesy of Lie
mandt's.
In the coat and suit section WV
len was especially stunning in
grey, black and brown wool tweed,
featuring the new look in the
stand away collarless neckline, two
button short jacket and slim skirt
by Edna Wills. She wore a French
beret Of same material, feather
trimmed, brown kid gloves and
pumps, while Ellen Brasnahan was
petite in a charcoal grey clutch
coat with Cerulan mink collar.
Tim Howard was dashing in an
ivy tweed sport suit, while Mary
Allen was lovely in light grey
flannel one piece dress with the
two piece effect, wearing the
coachman type derby of matching
fabric fashioned by d. Patricia
Black. She wore grey flannel
shoes. The diplomat look was
evident in the classic Chesterfield
coat of black textured wool worn
by Joyce Hughes. 1t was single
breasted with collar trimmed In
black velvet, featured flap pockets
and her outfit was accented with
white derby and white leather
gloves.
In the third scene Vivian drew
raves in a two piece suit WOOL
bold plaid of black and melon with
peek-a-boo inserts Of gold and
featuring big patch pockets and
straight skirt. Bernadine Foster
was striking in a powder blue
leather coat with platinum mink
collar that was reversible, all from
the wardrobe of Cooks in st. Paul.
Richard Johns was dashing In
a single breasted wool and orion
suit of tweed mixture in green,
black, blue and grey with white
Oxford button down shirt and
green and black tie. He wore light
weight casual shoes, grey Dobbs
hat and over this, an eggshell
raincoat by Macintosh of England,
all from the wardrobe Of Lie
mandt's.