The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-22
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Campbell. Willie Y. swepston, Of Craw- |
louisville Ark, and Mise Catherine |
Slaughter Of Starkville, Miss, and |
Messrs, Thompson Zerfoss. John Van
trees, Jordan Phillips, Charley Sloan, |
John Ripley Greer, Jr, Carleton Cole |
man, Neil Killough, Of Wynne, Ark, !
and DR.. Joseph McCaughan.
Miss Carolyn Samelson, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. l. SamelsOn, enter
tanned some Of her college friends at
daintily appointed table, which was
beautifully decorated with red roses ar
ranged in large French basket while |
the Christmas motif was reflected in the
red and green mints.
Their guest list included Misses Re-
gina Oppenheimer. Irene Samelson,
Josephine Lee, Irene Heil3ronner, Ethel
Liberman, Margaret Loeb, Hetty Drey-
tus, Isabelle lehman, Carolyn Mas
Mildred Altman, Amelia Loeb, Helene
Baumgarten, Evelyn Isenberg, Samise
Wolf Julia Plough, Shirley Folz,, Alene
Halle, Natalie Isenberg and Helene
Levy, of New Orleans
Miss Maxey Humphrey one of the
seasons charming debtuantes, was the
honoree of the large party given by
Mrs. J. o. Flautt, which was one Of the
prettiest of the occasion. The guests
were seated at 10 tables, over each Of
which was huge Japanese parasol,
while the eenterpiece fof each table
was OF narcissus roses and other fra
grant blossoms arranged in Japanese
basket.
The Japanese color note was repeated
in the hand decorated place cards.
Among those included among the in
vited guests We're:
Miss Eleanor Coate, Mary Lee Busby,
Elizabeth Hill. Halle Carr, Virginia
Moore. Jewett Swift, Carter Muliken. of
RE Cordes, Barbara Smith, Elizabeth
Jordan Lucille Warwick, Annie Mary
Towner, Josephine Gates, Nadis Norris,
Annie Cheek Barton, Virginia Meacham,
and Isabella Blackburn; Mines Walter
Smith L; ~ 7. Kerr Kerr J. A; stuart Stuart G. N;
and NJ. g. Bailey, and Messrs. David
Davis, Oran Sackett. Leon Reed, Cham
Norfleet, John o. Flautt, Jr, Hugh
Gordon, Verle Horton, Flippin Whit
ner and Lieuts. McDarment and Nc
CarTan.
Mrs. David Fentress entertained with
a party of six, the guests Of honor be-
ing her son, James Fentress, and Miss
Cecilia FIRTH Bermuda
The Christmas colors were carried
out in the ferns, carnations and bon
bons on the prettlly appointed table.
The guest list included Misses Cecilia
Firth, Mary Martin and Francis Fen
tress. Linnie Guthrie, Frank Barton,
James Fentress and Mr., and Mrs. Fen
tress.
Mrs. A. a. hlncannOn entertained III
honor OF her daughter, Miss Mary
George Kincannon, who Is one of the
pretty college girls home for the holi-,
days Seated at the daintily appointed
table, which was adorned with a min
ature Christmas tree, were: Misses
Mary George KinCannon. Alice Lake
Messrs. Donelson Lake and James Kin
cannon and the hostess.
At one of the prettily decorated ia
bles were seated Mrs. Berry Brooks
and son, Berry Brooks, Jr., and among
others present were Mines, Austin Tin
dali, Gilbert Palmer, ]. H. Mahorney
Ernest Adams, Robert Neal, st. Elmo
| Newton, e. c. Klaiber, George Fooshe
and Miss Percy Patterson.
MR.. AND MRS. WILSON ENTERTAIN
WITH BEAUTIFUL DINNER DANCE.
Prominent among the holiday affairs
| will be the dinner dance given on Mon
day evening at the Hotel Gayoso by
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. l.. Wilson, which
will include guest list of u.
| Columbia and Killarney roses with
| white and yellow narcssus artisticany
arranged with ferns will form the CEN
| terpiece for the tables, while lighted
tapers will burn in pretty holders, be-
ing the only lights used during the
| evening.
| Mrs. Wilson will wear gown of tuT-
| quoise blue velvet with trimmings of
laco and a corsage bouquet of pink
| roses.
| Among the out -of-town guests who
will be numbered in the party are Mr..
j. D. Kirkpatrick Of Birmingham, Ala,
| and Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson,
! Jr., of Fort Worth, Tex.