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The following young women model- led-Evelyn Soumi, Helen Smith, Nan Craig, Grace McClure. Marion Me. Manus. Florence Rose, Helen Novak, Faith Kuhlman, Jane Anderson, lath. erine Johnson, Augusta 8ehriefer, Enid Pearce, Virgie Cross, Myra Jane Hutton, Ind Josie Buhl. T The pageant "Fashion of the Ages" caused much merriment, for it helped us to "see ourselves as others sew u: 30 years ago." The contrast with up- to-the minute fashions was all in favor of the modern. Those present- ing the pageant were Ethel Morris, Agnes Milligan, Crystal Talley, Edith Boss, Wilhelmina Theuniasen, Anna Moilanen, Flora Milligan. Esther, Soumi, Ruth Nelson, Helen Novak, Hulda Myman and Irene Snri. The junior group of dresses were shown by Sara Jane Marley. Jeyvel and Phyllis Stryker, Vivian Ind Carol Shelk, Sylvia Drake, and Lorain Holl- bird. thy Friday night the octette under the direction of Helen Meyer Man- nings played several selections, which were received with enthusiasm. Mrs. Frank Horn sang a. lovely solo, ac- companied by the oetette, Mrs. E. R, Baum. sang two groups of songs with the engaging manner that en- dear, her to her audience. Mrs. Paul Downing played her accompaniments. Tiny tots in the style show were Annie Rosie Morley. Edward War- rem, Malcoln MeFee, Bettie Holabird, Bonnie Jean McElvain. The Friendship club wishes to tUnk every one who gave so generously of time and effort to make the show I success. On Thursday night there were dances by Ellen Horn, pupil of Mil. dred Haeaaler, accompanied by Lola Robinson at the piano. Miss Eliza. beth Axline sang a pleasing group of songs, Eleanor Erickson, pianist and Dora Krueger violinist played for the fashion promenade. . Francis Drake arranged-the light- ing. v . The B, YU club held a special meet- ing Monday evening at the Y.W.C.A. to complete plans for their spring dance on April 23. The girls have spared no effort to make the eve- ning a pleasant one. The music will be furnished by Joe Schneiders orches- tra. You are invited to come and have a good time. Remember the date, Wednesday, April 23. Tickets can be secured through club members or through the Y, W C. A, ofthe. . Friendship Club The girls of the Friendship club are delighted over the outcome of the style show. They are to be congratu- lated upon their success. The assem- bly hall was Med on both Thursday and Friday evenings. Those who came saw a display id .lovely new spring clothes that would delight any audience. _ The local shops participating in the show were Garnett's, Smith's Daily's Mary Ann, Jack and Jill, Celia Craig, Fell’s Show, Ellandee, Victor Broth- ers, Mr. Harris of the Alden Studio arranged the stage. Both Drieske's and Bahr's sent Bowers. The young women who modelled the garments had their hair dressed through the courtesy of the Highland Park Pow.. der Puff. . Thursday, April 17, 1980 Y.W.C.A.Nom Cube Senior The Cubl Senior played baseball on the Y. W. grounds after their busi- ness meeting Monday afternoon. Cube Junior The Cube Junior held their rewin- business meeting Int Tuesday " the Y, W. C. A. with Guce letewood an adviser. Myra Jane Hutton the cube adviser, being unable to be with them. The L.L. group of G. R., with Gladys 'lt'g,i,,r,th, adviser, held their regular eeting It the Y. W. C. A, on Wednesday, April 16. Mnklo'l and Which _ The Makios and Mlkioleu Ire busy this week making design: for their German silver bracelets which they intend to make in the nenr future. Party Three young women, Velv: Mullins, Evelyn Murphy and Miss Tootie Bart- TELEPHONE - N ':1 - (i-ii':"?. , L ? Have You" Ever _,i','f"tr, Met Mr. E jii' Gordon? Highland Park 3400 THE PRESS N, v He is one of the best-dressed men in Highland Park and yet he doesn't own as many suits as you - _ would naturally think. Here’s what he has to say about looking your best at all times . . . . "i've found out that you don't have to buy a lot of clothes to look up-to-the minute- at least not since Miraclean has been developed. I have my clothes Miracleaned regularly by Shore Line Cleaners, and I find that they stay clean longer, and always look spic and span.” You; Mun Won- The third meeting of the Young Business Women wlll be I supper meeting in the unembly room Thun- day, April " " 6:30. Mrs. Grundy will speak on the topic ot Personal Budgets, And will lend in u group discussion of the bunlneu girls bud. get. lett gm a party In the Y. W. C. A. Honda, Bantu Guitar and Lola lob- uumbly room Saturday night to eel. iuan. ' ebrru, tin highway of gin Rutleft Supper will be prepaid Ind and nnd of Pete Crimean. Mm. Wm. o. by Grlce McClure. 1(th Noer- Eubmks end In. Victor Wnlecln enburg. Dorothy Shaun Ind Velma were chaperonel for the My. Dunc- Bridges. in! 'md Wm WeN mtioped br att. The following one." will be in. Refreshment; of undwiches, clke Ind lulled: Gnu McClure. ttmsidertt', punch were served by the young-hm- (1 " I . Bommnn. vie-id-st; “m" . Emily lulu, ”mum Ethel Km. You: Mule Wenc- tr-er, The committee in chum of the evening's program con-int.- ot Cora C7irii1i"riii;iGC) SHORE LINE/Clemens 1215 Washington Ave. Wilmette when): an $kdth otdrrhg It you are a you; but“ woman. you will be when“. hit all M. P. 675 and "k tor l supper marathon before Wuhan-y noon. Shea eon Thur-d” evening Ind In“ I [cod time. Now that mucking by “In Io longer shocks anyone, the girl. qrttl not enjoy it In]! so much. C. 'L. Roam Pram ‘QM ll