Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-06-19

Miss Anna Mae Wristen, with
embroidered chiffon over pi nix
satin.
Miss Mary Hunter in white
hand painted chiffon over pink
satin.
Miss Lulu ID Hunter in green
chiffon over charmuse.
Miss Ellen Douglass in yell
low chiffon over pink with crys-
tai trimmings.
Miss Lucy Douglass in en-
brOidered chiffon over pink
charmuse- Completing the re-
ceiving line were DR.. V r Hurst
Mr.. Lee Sherrell and DR.. II. S.
Terry.
Miss Arnold directed the
guests to the hall to be served
TO punch, and from there they
were asked to register in the
music room, where Miss Stall
cup presided over a beautiful
hand Painted register, painted
by Miss Jean Powell. From
there they were directed by Mrs
Spellings and Mrs. Jones to the
dining room, where they were
served delicious brick cream in
pink in white, and angel cake,
by Miss Ella Mae Singleton, Mat
tie Mae Dugan, Dorothy Terry,
Edith Russell.
During the evening by special
request, Misses Nance and Wris-
ted sang, which was enjoyed
very much. Miss Nance also
gave violin selection.
Among the many valuable gifts
Miss Nance received on this oc.
casion was a $500 diamong ring,
from her uncle and aunt, two
beautiful building lots from her
grand mother, with money! and
a beautiful little afternoon gown
& sterling silver card case from
her mother and father.
During the entire afternoon
Walkers string band stationed
in the back hall played selections
of favorite music; the brightness
and beauty of the house party,
the delightful viands, the scent
Of flowers and the sweet music
floating through the rooms made
the many guests thoroughly en-.
JOY the time spent in participa-
ting in the most delightful enter.
tainment which was one Of the
lovliest receptions held in the
city.
Wednesday, 18th. In the at
ternoon the young ladies were
beautifully entertained by Miss
M!ttie Mae Stallcup with pro
gressive party, Miss Lula D
Hunter was awarded the prize.
On going into the reception
suit of the Stallcup home We'd
nesday afternoon, one could
hardly wonder at the fervent ad
miration expressed by an out-ol
town gentleman anent the beau
tiful Jefferson girls. AS he stood
on the corner up town the young
ladies of Miss Nance's house
party and streams of invited
guests passed, his eyes opened
his admiration was evident as
he gasped: Goodness gracious
What's going on, where do al
the elegantly gowned beauties
come from?" His nearer ans
wered, nonchalantly, that Jeffer
son ladies were ever beautiful
ever richly robed.
Wednesday evening, 18th, Dl
and Mrs Nance conplimenteo
Miss Nance and house party
with beautiful dance at the
pavilion. 1t was artistically de
corated with college pennants
and red and white streamers
the band being screened off from
view in the same colors. The
first number on the program was
the Grand March, led by Miss
Nance and Mr. Louis Jones,
several beautiful figures were
given in which about forty cou
pies participated; delicious frui,
punch was served during the en-.
tire evening by Mrs Nance ano
Phillips.
Thursday, 10Th. Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Spellings and Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Urquhart entertain
ed Miss Nance and house party
and quite a number of other
guests with a sandwich lunch
con at Lovers Leap at five
o'clock. The guests all met a,
the home of Mrs Spellings and
then were loaded into traps, sur
riesl buggies that had been fur.
nished by the hostess, and .
more tempting table was never
seen, the cehterpiece being sew
eral kinds of cake surrounded
by pine and burrs from the trees
a very appropriate decoration, the
table being arranged on the
ground, where half dozen diff
ferent kinds of sandwiches. ic,