Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Halloween decorations are the center piece as Fallbrook Woman’s Club members, from left, Mae Allarie, Judy Jamell, Francis Pyle, Pam Hermansader and Barbara Rugg wait for the club’s Hidden Treasures fashion show program to start on Oct. 13. Ken Seals photos
Fallbrook Woman’s Club members, from left, Jane Bongiovani, Pat Bennie, Barbara Martin and Barbara Hawkins are ready for the start of the fashion show put on by Hidden Treasures on Oct. 13 at the clubs building in Fallbrook.
Diane Jansen shows off the treasure box decorations at the Fallbrook Woman’s Club luncheon and fashion show on Oct. 13 at the group’s clubhouse.
Diane Jansen poses in a pink dress during the Fallbrook Woman’s Club fashion show on Oct. 13. Pam Hermansader waits in the background for her turn in the show. The clothing modeled by club members was from the Hidden Treasure thrift shop.
Amie Almendarez, left, and Linda Gregg model their outfits from the Hidden Treasures thrift shop at the Fallbrook Woman’s Club on Oct. 13. Almendarez is with Hidden Treasures and Gregg is a Woman’s Club member.
Fallbrook Woman’s Club member Phyllis Audiss, left, and Leidy Gomez model outfits from Hidden Treasures thrift shop in the club’s fashion show on Oct. 13. Gomez and Mary Burke, with microphone, are with Hidden Treasures thrift shop. Burk performed the role of MC, describing the outfits and explaining the Hidden Treasures programs working with developmentally disabled persons.
Fallbrook Woman’s Club member Phyllis Audiss, left, and Leidy Gomez model outfits in the club’s fashion show on Oct. 13.
Judie Erickson, left, and Nicolen Gomez model clothing from the Hidden Treasures thrift shop at the Fallbrook Woman’s Club on Oct. 13.
Paula Foster, left, wears a striped silk dress and Vicky O'Kelly wears a colorful combination skirt and jacket during the Fallbrook Woman’s club fashion show on Oct. 13.
FALLBROOK – On Oct. 13, the Fallbrook Woman’s Club partnered with Hidden Treasures Thrift Store to present a unique fashion show. The long anticipated event was held at the club’s historical house located at 238 Mission Rd.
The models included young adults with developmental disabilities from Hidden Treasures and board members from the woman’s club. All the clothes modeled came from Hidden Treasures Boutique. Outfits from Black and White, Calvin Klein, Chico’s, Tommy Bahama, and Ralph Loren were all showcased. Surprisingly all the beautiful clothes were in the $3 to $5 price range.
The Woman’s Club of Fallbrook is a service organization devoted to providing a better community. It supports organizations such as Fallbrook Crime Prevention, YANA (you are not alone), Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary and of course their president’s project, Hidden Treasures.
Hidden Treasures is a non-profit thrift store that helps people with developmental disabilities. Their programs aim to increase independent living skills and the ability to get a job. All proceeds from the thrift store go to keep the store and program running.
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