St. Paul recorder., 1960-06-24

Others presenting pleasing port
rats were Toni Allen in white over
pastel silk organza featuring strap
less bodice crushed cumberbund;
Elveeda Bellamy in her own orig
inal designed gown featuring high
waistline and cut-away butterfly
back.
Other exciting provocative crea-
tions included Bernadine Foster
in gold taffeta featuring a skirt
of masses Of drapery; Sarah Flet-
cher in a smoke satin sheath trim
med around the neckline with Sc
quins. She wore black satin gloves
and shoes. Christine Johnson chose
from her own wardrobe a D'Crenza
original of French printed chiffon,
blue background with purple roses
designed with low decollatege with
7/8 tunic cut in points. The short
formal featured flowing cap sleeves
and was trimmed with a rose of
self material in front. She wore
peacock blue jewelry from Chris
tian Dior.
Mrs Belafonte in a beautiful
imported Swiss hand embroidered
organdy of pure silk was dressed
to fit in with any occasion this
time of the year. Big puff sleeves,
sweetheart neckline extending to
a deep V. in back topped a three
tiered bouffant skirt that swept
to the floor and was accessonzed
with white silk pumps and long
white gloves.
Black magic weaves many Won
derful spells and in the finale Mrs.
Belafonte cast an enchanting spell
in a simple cut sheath of black
Italian straw taking on the sophis-
tication of a peacock with its cas-
cading skirt of black silk tulle.
Dramatizing this outfit were Gus
tom made shoes of tiny jets on
silk, long black silk gloves, wide
choker Of jets and rhinestones and
white fox stole.
Adding chic and charm to the
show, were the two cute pages,
Lileen Carter and Sharman Davis,
who were show shoppers as they
showed what the small fry is wear
ing as shown by Newman Apparel
Shop in st. Paul.
From the moment the show
opened until the finale, it was fast
moving, and Understanding. The
sparkling commentary by Mrs.
Lorraine Grayson of Newman's
and Mrs. Maxine Jones Of Mime
apolis, added dash and color to
the revue.
During the intermission the
audience was thrilled with a vocal
selection by Fred Ewing Billy
Helm and his band played for the
revue and for dancing that fol-
lowed.
At the close Of the show, Mrs.
Baylor introduced Mrs Virginia
Carter of st. Paul, co-chairman for
the show. Mrs. Carter expressed
her thanks and appreciation to all
who helped in promoting the show
and in turn presented her co-chair-
man, Mrs. DeVelma Newman of
Minneapolis, who also thanked the
audience. Mrs. John Patton, super
visor of models and fashions was
introduced and took a bow.
Door prizes donated by Newman
Apparel Shop were won by Mrs.
Bertha Douglas, Mrs. Airline Pol
aski and Miss Karen Workcuff.
Models not named participating
were Iona Clark, Paula Thomason,
Mary K. Murray, Gertrude Nay.
Florida Hutton, Adrienne Coleman,
Ethel Mai Richburg, and Betty
Lou Brown.
Mr.. Jack Liemandt of Liemandt's
was supervisor of mems fashions
shown by the male models and
assistants to models were Elgin
Baylor, Norman Davis, Robert
Leverett.
The applause of the audience at
the close Of the show, gave the
committee co-chairmen and their
committee reason for being able
to accept congratulations on a
well-planned and beautifully eX-
ecuted program.
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