Bicentennial Fashion Show & Tea September 26, 2010

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Continuing the celebration of the 200th year of Wayne County, the Bicentennial Committee is hosting a fashion show and tea at 2:30 on September 26, 2010.

The fashions will cover decades from the early 1800’s up through more “modern” fashions of the 1970’s.  They will include both women’s and men’s fashions as well as children.  Amateurs and professional reenactors will model the clothes, with a possible surprise guest of notoriety making a visit from another century.

Displays will cover original fashions, too fragile to be worn from the earlier 19th century, as well as tables of accessories—hats, purses, shoes, etc.

Included in this fashion show, to be held at the Lingle Auditorium at Reid Hospital, will be a tea with finger foods.  Tickets will be sold at festivals and various locations through September 12th, including :

In Hagerstown:

  • Across The Street Antiques
  • Main Street Antiques Unique
  • Hagerstown Museum and Arts Place

In Greensfork:

  • Clay Township Museum

Richmond:

  • Wayne County Historical Museum
  • Wayne County Tourism

Tickets can be purchased from a committee member as well.  Cost will be 10.00/adult and 7.00/child and includes refreshments. Tickets must be purchased by September 12, 2010. Contact Carolyn LeFevre at: celafever@gmail.com or 765-489-5429 for more information.  Other committee members to contact for tickets are:

Come celebrate the rich history of Wayne County while strolling down memory lane at the Bicentennial Fashion Show and Tea.

Committee Meets To Plan Wayne County Bicentennial Fashion Show & Tea

1860's Style Clothing

1860's Fashion

This week a committee met to discuss initial plans for a period clothing fashion show and tea, in honor of the 200 year anniversary of Wayne County, to be held later in September.

Initial plans are to present the show at the Lingle Auditorium at Reid Hospital in Richmond.

If you would like to assist with this project the committee is looking for people who own authentic reproduction or original period clothes.  If you have clothing to share or would like to be a model (or both) please contact members of the committee.  Clothing modeled or on display will cover the early 1800’s up to about 1970.

Carolyn Lefevre,  Email: celafever@gmail.com

Rachel Hughes,  Email: Rachel@waynecountyfoundation.org

Sue King ,  Email: King@mrlinfo.org

Karole Passmore, Email: Vintagebydesign2@gmail.com

Dressing Young Girl in Layers 1860's style

Also, if you have an interest in historical fashions, live in Wayne County, and would like to join the committee to help with this Bicentennial event, please contact one of the people listed above.  The next meeting will be held in August.

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