The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 12, 1951, Page 4

Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, December 12, 195% Bright Note Island City Navy Wives’ Fashion Show And Dance Is Well Attended Friday By JAXON and Dance at the La affair and well attended. and Mrs. W. L. Oneto ‘and tickets by Mrs. James Smith, | furnished the music | Directed by Mr Ss treasurer. TI \ he Fashi OI 4 by Beldner’s st special credit Zoe er. Mrs.| Hostess Keirst their ex en and the lovely creatio y The Beach- combe: furnishe t costume selected Dickson. | S supplied model's hair Southern- ere Polly} ¢ Florence Norwood, Sligel, andi e M.C. was better Jaxon opening num- And Dashing fo] Citizen Staff Photo THEM THAR by attractive navy wife, who hantung in @ tarnished gold.” GOLD IN FRILLS worn Mary Sheeh displays a shade | | | v called standing collar unusually finished in front to provide the open Two white cotton lace numbers were shown. One, a Junior Miss was all-over lace, off the shoulder; with the top dotted with rhine-| Stones. It was over a pink satin slip and had a wide satin. belt.! With this, the model wore a simple | rhinestone necklace and pink lat |tice sandals. The other white lace |was pure white and ked like {the angel from the top of your | Xmas tree. It | less top, and anently and yards of i Citizen Staff Photo MRS, J. D. McANDREWS, wife of Hotel Manager McAn drews helped the Island ‘City } fashion show and dance he La Concha Hotel on Friday 1 ple of the cotton |. n back Another ber all Nylon net skirt being in shown dark frock, modestly high necked made with a full white rayon pique skirt, a black velvet top belted with bright orange. The only decoration, large side pockets, {accented with black velvet ap- after Nightie Night Citizen Staff Photo | plique. CHARTREUSE in pure silk | Several Ceal Chapman original! j sehantung is this flared skirt |™odels were shown, and the high = gown modeled tor Beldner’s, ;Portrait collars around bare = with jewelry by the Beach. |shoulders, the poufed and draped] eomber, worn by Florence | Panels, and pure silk ‘shantungs, Beiigginan |and taffetas were the accent on) : —— | all. One of peach irridescent taffeta} | » be in the shov ‘There was a} with the pouf high on one shoulder} 1 pedal pusher set of natural color- ed linen. The peca: pushers had ee the new Toreador cut with the 5, - ~ pinctied in knees buttoned win, Lovely Lady three large brass buttons, and top-! ped by a short bolero jacket that] * buttoned the same, Matching was! a suit of the same linen with slim} skirt and trim man tailored jacket. These were only four pieces of a tenpiece outfit of the same ma- terial by the same house. A‘soft grey full skirted frock for the Junior Miss was; modeled by our teen-timer, Miss Dotothy Norwood. This was notable} for the black velvet leaves scat-| tered from shoulder to hem on} the rieh brocade of the dress. With} this she wore a simple necklace and earrings of cut steel ly the tropical mann - Junior Mis and the almost bustled front, was | ve date; or was an Phot McLair Citizen Staff Phot« THE GREEKS HAD A WORD NAVY WIFE Betsy M ; 4 Mice Sonat ery, floats along in a pale bluc Ghoshenpic lee faille dress with a charm that who le the commentary at can't fail the Island City Navy Wives modeled over a full crinoline petty | 8! show a few days ag¢ iLcoat.Jt was highlighted by a pag ¢ @ Greci mificent rhinestone choker cola aac 4 by Trafari, and matching rhine| © serie stone earrings. wsiNRabr ise Sele Another Ceal Chapmar ia dey modeled by Rita Rhodes was : he softest of dusty pink shades i s with a silver overtone. It featurec wo high wings stiffened across the l yack and a low, low plunging ne et H flowers ine in the front The skirt re xtremely full over the crinoline jt ne ind the whole demurely buttonec k jown the front. With it the mode! Back vore a nackline of huge sapphires | line sateer ith matching earrings. The black ss ft I elvet ankle strap shoes were ly Citizen ‘Staff Photo TEEN-AGER. Dorothy Nor- weed, student at C.M-L who is wil of almost 14 years old, wearg ttes, oquettish with rose To complete nan trio hantung in the same The off the shoulde was a ch. ging color eckline c the c ac # white cotton ankle-lengih | one. dence and party dress over a | uso revealed while franting the) att pink satin 1 ‘skirt neck and shoulders a higt modeled by Rita cotton with a Aa treuse brocade with a haltar Chanteuse anc tured centec Anot ished had a | matchi A ¢ } aftern Bec RA ger wh tr runnin re ck of the bination was one of white a turkey Warm front al co thodes, and comple’ beaut by a the. tropical gown Citizen Staff Photo This i with jet accessories ther odd color was the tarn gold pure - silk fternoon modeled by Mary She worn over cril wide pointed col : cuffs on the sleeves harming navy blue cotton oon dre fea with golc Montgomery nodeled a ly with ge gle beads enin the I Shov Tt ith long slim top was Grecian in ity On Pa rade, the i much cent NAVY'S same zen OWN frock Staff Photo ‘ [Ite Alyce D. McPherson, super Laura lavy of laurel leaves r and at the waist twisted with a rope|the gift packages sent to the In- | Appeal Is Made }| For Xmas Gifts Iness and To Girls’ School One of the projects for the Busi Proiessional Club is to send Christmas gifts to the Industrial School for Girls near Ocala, Florida. Last year a grateful letter from intendant of the school, praised the BPW clubs of the State for clothing, costume jewelry, lips sticks, handkerchiefs and other items which cheered the girls who ‘ad to spend the holidays away from home. z In an appeal to repeat the pack aging this year, it was pointed out that the girls are at the institution because homes, public schools and the communities failed to deal with their programs. The Industrial sch aol has a full educational and re creational program from the first grade through the 11th applied in aiding the girls who are delinquent but definitely not criminals. 75 of the girls are furnished uniforms by the State and have an all around training schedule to prepare them for a place in society when they ‘eave the school. Programs are put on by civie | groups near the school for the girls and they have end-vi-school graua- tion exercises. For occasions like these, the girls get a great deal of dleasure, and helpful poise in wear. ing the clothes and ornaments which are part of every teen-ager: life. Anyone desiring to contribute to their s ind silver extending over} dustrial school may leave it at inch shoulde {il-American HA THE TITLE as was the wide rhinestone brace ght Rhodes n encore frock jersey a night-} many of these S not the first time f th pri The gown was magni- Cruzen Staff Photo ITA RHODES ta Citizen Staff Photo | € 718 Duval streei or call 1000 and the article will be called for. USO-YMCA Posts Holiday Program The USO-YMCA schedule for holiday. activities includes an ice-cream freeze tonight, a fash- ion show and refreshments on Friday, December 14, Boston Tea Party the following night, a cake and cookie bake, December 19 and a Santa Claus party for underprivileged children on Christmas Day, with buffet supper. 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