Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-13
Debut Tea for Miss Kegeath.

Debut lea t0r MISS Megeatn.
Mrs. q. W. Megeath presented her
daughter, Miss Mary Megeath. TO society
at a debut tea given at her home this
afternoon, between the hours OF 3 and
G. Miss Megeath is the first OF the sea
sons buds and over 400 guests called to
do honor TO Ter.
Tho spacious Megeath residence was
veritable fairyland profusion OF gorge
Gus blooms being used In the dec
orntions. The loads of blossoms with
which the fair young debutanto was
Ehowored were banked throughout the
rooms.
In the reception hall. where Mrs. Me-
geath an 4 Miss Megeath received, pink
and la,r Grsr chrysanthemums In baskets
and tall vases were used. Stately yellow
ciIrysenthemums decorated the north IL
brary while fragrant American beauties
frightened the south library.
A color scheme of green and white was
carried out in the dining room with a
mound Of vloiets and lilies of the valley
forming the centorpiece for the table.
The enclosed porch, where musicians
were hid. was hung with a profusion OF
smilax.
Only Mrs. and Miss Megeath received
the guests. Miss Sarah Perkins OF Mem
phiH. n SCHOOL friend who was TO come on
for the debut. was deferred by Illness
Miss Megeath was charming IN a girl
ish pink and silver cloth gown, made
short and bouffant. with overdress OF
pink tulle and silver lace and trimmings
OF silver lace. The bodice was of siivor
lace with short cap sleeves. A oorsage
bouquet OF orchids and lilies of the valley
was worn.
Mrs. Megeath was Ecwned In a hand.
some velvet and chiffon combination
in a raspberry shade. The gown was
made short length.
Mrs. Windsor Megeath wore dainty
pink taffeta gown with trimmings OF
ChantIlly lace and deep blue velvet. The
gown was made short and full. the over
dress OF taffeta being outlined with blue
velvet. The bodice was Of the Chantilly
lace with short puff sleeves.
The coming debutantes Of the season.
charming bevy OF girls. looked particu-
larry beautiful. Miss. Marion Towle. VINO
viii be the second Of the buds. wore
lavendar poul de meteor made short and
with bouffant drape. The bodice was OF
lavender tulle and silver cloth with long
tulle sleeves. the gfrdie being OF rolled
silver cloth caught at the bodice with
orchid shaded French fiowerA
Miss Isabel vinsonhaler wore a Girl
iah white Cabot net and tulle combina-
ton made over white satin. The skirt
was short and fluffy and the bodice made
simply with short puff sleeves.
Miss Helen lngwersen's gown was q
strikingiy beautiful pale pink 0eorgette
crepe cambined with peach color. II
was a return OF the old-fasnioned model
with a tight basque and large panniers
81 tho yellow brocaded in peach color.
The bodice was cut low with Mra. Castle
sleeves OF the oeorgette crepe. the skirt
Icing short and full.
Miss Marjorie McCord wore a beautiful
white and gold gown. white taffeta with
a gold b>dice. The bodice had the round
neck and long sleeves OF white tulle. A
corsage bouquet OF Killarney roses waa
worn.
Miss Louise White wore a stunning
orange shaded 70 flame color chiffon,
hrocaded In gold and silver. Black
lynx was introduced IN the trimming
The bodice was cut square neck with
short cap sleeves. and the skirt wal
nade short and fluffy.
Miss Helen Eastman wore a dainty
sirlish white net with bands Of silver
for the trimmings.
Miss Gertrude Metz wore an attractive
turquoise blue velvet gown, combined
with silver and fur trimmings Th'
bodice was cut round neck. with Mrs
Castle sleeves, and the skirt was Quit,
shcrt and bouffant.