The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-12
SOCIETY


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broidered in sequins and blue beads.
MIS-. george H. Bower, wearing
bronze lace over satin.
Mrs. ] J. Busby, wearing black SATIN
trimmed with bands Of satin and having
touches Of tulle.
Mrs Samuel II. Phillips, wearing old
biue CHIFFON, embroidered In silver and
blue, with a girdle OF silver cloth and
the oYeFskirt, which was embroidered
IN silver n blue was finished with
a fringe OF silver beads.
Mrs. Frank Hayden, wearing orchid
United tatfeta. with panels Of orchid
velvet and side draperies OF lace caught
with French flowers.
Mrs. James II. Stark, wearing green
metal cloth, brocaded in gold, trimmed
with bands Of gold lace and green Sc
qulns, with a corsage bouquet OF or
chids and valley lilies.
Mrs. w. ID, kyser, wearing a gown
OF old blu taffeta, yelled In gray tulle,
caught with French flowers. with a
glrdle OF pink and blue brOcade, and
q ytng a bouquet Of Parma violsts
and coral honeysuckle.
Mrs. w, T, Pride, gOwned in pale
PINK satin, with a lace Overskirt beaded
IN PINK and crystals and caught in the
slde drapefies with crystal beaded ropes.
Mrs. t. Nash Buckingham, wearing a
French model Of orchid tinted satin,
fNAhNe ~ milAt utAH WIN bdillS Vi AllA
lace r%ufflies, finished al the hem VITA
The tiny lace ruffles and trimmed with
orchid, pink and silver ribbons, with a
corsage bouquet of Parma %violets, or
chids and valley lilies,
Mrs. Rezneat Darnell, wearing coral
velvet in a draped model, with blue,
coral and green ostrich trimming and
wearing a eorsage bouquet Of orchids
and valley lilies.
Mrs. James X. Millen, wearing gold
and silver brocade with touches Of
blue.
Mrs. Dabney H. Crump. wearing blue
taffeta, yelled In white chiffon, trimmed
with opalescent bands.
Mrs. Pope Harrington, wearing pink
satin, draped in white lace and caught
with French flowers.
Mrs, Edgar Tate, Jr., wearing blue
chiffon, br9caded in silver, arranged
with a hoop around the waist, with a
bodice. Of shaded blue and pink tulleI
and silver ribbons, with a corsage bou-
quet Of orchids and sweet peas.
Mrs. William Oyerton. wearing a
dr4ped sequin robe OF black net, fin
ished at the hem with a beaded fringe,
and wearing a c0rsage bouquet OF
orchids,
Mrs. Milton Smith. wearing black net
heavily embroidered in silver over satin.
Mrs. Robert Metcalf, wearing pink
taffeta, hrocaded an orchid and pink,
with touches OF filet lace.
Mrs. S. {, Major, wearing gold metal
cloth, yelled in black lace, with a girdle
of black satin, caught with ostrich.
Mrs. Wesley Halliburton, wearing
white t%affeta, embroidered in crystal
beads.
Mrs. Herbert Gannaway, wearing
black satin and lace, with touches OF
crimson.
Mrs. W. J.. Russell, wearing turquoise
hlttn FhfFfnn Npa1A EaaaI WrINh hanIu - /
opalescents and carrying orchids and
valley lilies.
Mrs. T.. II. Dorion, wearing rose and
silver two-tone taffeta, yelled In French
lace and trimmed with bands OF opales-
cent sequins, the sleeves being caught
with tassels of beads.
Mrs. p. s. Smithwick, wearing taupe
satin, embroidered in opalescent beads,
and having a girdle OF taupe satin.
Mrs. J. w Humphrey, wearing black
lace over black satin, with touches OF
sapphire blue satin and carrying a
black ostrich fan.
Mrs. w. j. Floyd. wearing gold tinted
crepe de chine, beaded in crystal and
pearls, with a turquoise satin glrdle.
Mrs. George Hooper, wearing black
net. embroidered In sapphire blue Sc
quins, with a bodice Of blue tulle and
net embroidered in sequlns.
Mrs. Il, c Smith, wearing black chif-
fon and va din,
Mrs. r. N. Summerville, Of Cleve-
land, Miss, wearing white metal cloth,
with a girdle Of white ostrich and a
side panel OF turquoise blue taffeta,
Mrs. Dave Gaut, wearing black net,
with painted over-draperies and caught
with blue ribbons and roses.
Mrs. May Jordan Dickson, wearing
black tulle, edged In satin with a front
panel and bodice beaded in jet and a
corsage bouquet OF ophelia roses.
Mrs A. Gardner, orchid charmeuse,
embroidered in silver, with touches Of
tulle.
Mrs. W. q. somerville, wearing pink
silk filet net, brocaded and embroidered
In pink beads.
Mrs. r. II. Nelson, wearing white net
embroidered in silver, arranged In side
puffs and having touches OF turquoise
blue,
veiled in black tulle. trimmed with gold
bands.
Mrs. Henry G. Nall, Jr,, wearing
peach satin over beaded net.
Mrs. d. IL Hamilton, wearing black
embroidered in gold and green,
with band trimmings Of gold satin,
Mrs. Eugene q. Tate, wearing pink
taffeta, with o~verdraperles OF French
lace, edged with tiny bands OF pink
and trimmed with pearl bands.
Mrs, II :. Bryan, wearing black vel
vet, with touches Of white, embroidered
in silver and caught ut the waist with
a corsage OF orange California poppies.
Mrs, William X. Love, wearing silver
metal cloth, yelled In black tullc, em-
broidered in black and silver crystals,
caught at the corsage with ostrich and
q gold rose.
Mrs, W. s.. Roberts, wearing melon
pink taffeta, embroidered In crystal
beads, caught at the corsage with
AAnnhiFe hlllp aatin unA nufrtah
Mrs c. NJ, Renkert, wearing canary
yellow crepe de chine and lace, and
carrying a coral ostrich fan.
Mrs. Hugh Hayley, wearing a two