St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-09
Twin City Jack
& JiIls Present
Summer Style Revue

weekends social calendar was the
style show sponsored by the Twin
City Chapter Of Jack and Jill, Inc.
on Friday night, June 2, from 7
to $50 pm. The charming event,
whose fashion revue theme was,
Summer Night Fashion Delight"
was held in the auditorium at Day
TONS in Southdale.
Mrs. Robert Murray, president,
welcomed the assemblage and in
troduced the commentator, Miss
Joyce Hughes. Beautiful fabrics in
an array Of colors that were most
inviting, kept the packed auditor
ium spell bound from beginning to
end.
Miss Marianne Bryant opened
the sport scene in man tailored
green print Stacks and hot pink
blouse, while Archie Givens, Jr.,
was ready for a round of tennis
in light green Bermuda shorts and
matching knit T. shirt. Ready for
the seashore, Mrs. Toni Allen was
chic in pink knit shorts featuring
a pink and white coordinating knit
top.
Linda Carter in red pedal push
ers with striped shocked top and
Albert Carter in blue and grey
plaid Bermudas and blue T shirt
showed what the small fry" will
be wearing for sports. Also show
ing sportwear were models, Gov
entry Royster in lavendar Ber-
mudas with white top; Diane Nit
chell in white Stacks with tur-
quoise coolie top and Mrs. Louise
Gooden in pink Bermudas with
print overblouse.
For street wear Mrs. Margaret
McMoore was lovely in a gold box
pleated skirt with gold print jack
ct; Marianne Bryant in a black
sheath gold print coat; Mrs. Helen
Cartwright in beige classic shirt
waist dress; Mrs. Elaine Johnson
in a coral print dress; Mrs. Grace
James in a blue linen and Toni
Allen in a three piece gold outfit
featuring skirt, jacket and blouse,
all made pleasing portraits.
Also pleasing with the array of
beguiling fashions were Archie
Givens, Jr., in light green cotton
trousers wearing a sport shirt;
Linda Carter was petite in an aqua
dress enhanced with white en-
broidered trimmed overskirt and
Albert Carter in green cotton
trousers and checked sports shirt
Coventry Royster in green print
skirt and blouse and Diane Nit
chell in a red and white dress
showed high fashion.
: What milady will wear for an
, afternoon of bridge was shown BY
Mrs. McMoore in a red and white
dress; Mrs. Louise Gooden in 6
white imported linen suit; Mrs
Cartwright in hot pink JACKIE
/ dress; Mrs. Elaine Johnson in
pink silk jacket dress; Marianne
} Bryant in a dark dacron prin
! dress.
; Adding dash and charm wer'
Archie Givens, Jr., in charcoal cot
ton Stacks and brown checked spor
/ Jacket; Toni Allen in white lac,
r over yellow sheath; Linda Carte
in yellow Celeste; Albert Carte
3 in navy pants with red jacket
Coventry Register in black an
e white pique and Mrs James in
e white Arnel r and X frock.
= Captivating in the cocktail hou
i scene was Dianne in an aqua dres
: lace trimmed; Mrs. McMoore i
rose colored satin print featuring
n a full bouffant skirt; Mrs. Goode
in black organza full bouffan
= skirt with bodice of black an
! white all over embroidery; Mr.:
Johnson in irridescent green tai
feta featuring a rounded necklin
and full bouffant skirt and Mr.!
Cartwrights charms were er
HANGED in an aqua chiffon shor
formal enhanced with matchin
cumberland and matching sati
| pumps.
II All clothing modelled was loane
thru the courtesy Of Dayton Com
pany.
h It's said music hath charms,
! so a trio composed Of Misses MAJ
lene Allen, Barbara Green an
Mrs. Margaret Jamison entertaine
with melodious singing Of sewers
numbers between scenes. Mis-
Green was also accompanist.
A dessert luncheon was enjoye
I before and after the presentation
! A door prize drawing was hel
with Mrs. James o. Mann an
MrS PObarf TOpao both IF G