Evening star., 1915-11-07
|BUDSAND THEIR MOTHERS
DEBUTANTE FINERY SHOWING
THE MODES OF THE WINTER,
White Seems Again to Be in General
Use-Other Good
Hints.

Miss Josephine Palms. who was edu-
: Gated in this city, at her debut party
in Detroit last
Billows Of Tulle week wore bill
and Pink Roses. wb,te & t,,,,s a,,v.r
lace and pink roses. Her mother, Mrs
Palms. wore black velvet.
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Another Detroit bride, Miss Long
year. wore girlish gown of white
satin and tulle,
Silver Lace and with touches Of
Tulle Touches. earr,as snvs se ao -.,ua,e .
bouquet of palest of pink orchids, pink
rosehuds and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Longyear wore a handsome creation Of
pale blue satin, the bodice and hounces
Of the skirt being embroidered in sill
yer. Her corsage bouquet was Of white
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Frances Sales. whose debut was
at the Crosse Point (Mich.) homo of
her parents recently, wore a girlish
gown OF white tulle, with a bodice of
silver lace. The full skirt was caught
in graceful folds with touches of silver.
She carried an exquisite bouquet Of
yellow orchids. Harrington rosebuds
and maidenhair fern, bowed with yell
low and lavender ribbon tied in cupid's
knots with pansies at the end of the
ribbon streamers. Mrs. Sales wore
handsome creation of white brocaded
velvet combined with silver lace and
carried lavender orchids.
Miss Elizabeth Crawford, a Cincin-
natl bride OF last month, was in white
SILK null,
Wore Crimson with Grim
Touches With White. !" son ine m, m
the bodice and she carried an immense
shower of roses of a deep shade of
pink.
A Boston bride, Miss Catharine
Chandler Anthony, wore white taffeta
brocaded with
Mother in Orchid and silver wheat t
Bud in White. anu a,it, .1mmsa a,1
lace. and Miss Hawes, another debu-
tante, who received with her. was
dressed in white taffeta with gold lacs
and tulle. Mrs. Anthony's gown was of
pale orchid chiffon velvet, with white
fox fur and pearl trimming.
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Miss Katherine Remick, a Colum bus
bud, was very lovely in a silver en-
broidered net
Carried Sweetheart over white
Roses and Orchids. ,1,eas 4e,n' 'he hs,e over .,
heavily bordered with silver. Her
flowers were sweetheart roses with
few orchids in the center, all bowed
with pink tulle. and a tulle scarf of
pale pink was about her shoulders.
Mrs. Remick was attired in a hand
some gown of white silk net embroid-
| cred in silver and draped over amber
colored satin A half wreath of pink
aad amber orchids ornamented the
left side of her bodice:
Miss Dorothy Arkwright, one of the
debutantes whose charm and grace are
m a e d, wa 8
Tulle Ball Dress gowned in white
in Fluffy Effect. aounces e: anu naHy sn. Il IN
ling with crystal sequins at a Halloween
ball at the Piedmont Driving Club, At
lanta, last week. Miss Arkwright has
many Washington relatives. Miss Callie
Hoke Smith wore at the same ball a
black tulle dancing dress.
Miss Eleanor A. Bryant. whose COM
ing out took place Thursday in Phila-
delphia, made the occasion also one to
announce her wedding, November "a,
the happy man to be Mr.. Frederick A.
Pearson of New York.
The debutante looked charming in a
model of fluffy white tulIe over white
satin adorned with silver lace and
dainty pink rosebuds. The full skirt
was trimmed with rows of white picot
edged ribbon.
Mrs Bryant was attired in a superb
gown of black chiffon velvet, trimmed
effectively with exquisite black lace and
Jet.