The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-30

TIC dinner WAS OF four coursosi
the first being q grapefruit cock
staii; the second consisting Of soAs,
turkey, dressing. mashed potatoes,
sRtef iGraut. cranberries ana no,
rolls. shredded hearts Of lettuce
with Russian dressing, and crack
ers comprised the third course,
and date pudding with whipped
cream, and cotfee the fourth.
there were quite u few outot.
town guests there. these INCLUDING
Hope Domain, Jack Hutchins,
Mary and Nelson Stewart Of Nor,
gantown; Jean Dewitt Of Walnut
Hills, Philadelphia, who is the
guest Of Laura Lee Hutchinson;
"Hetty" Murray OF Ptttsbursh, who
was the guest OF Mary Moulds
Hurst; Louise and Delmar Robin.
SON OF Winchester, Va, Who are
the guests OF Lonise's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hall
and Mary and Linsday Frame, who
are visiting Linsday,s. father ant
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Q,
Frame OF Adams street;
Hope, ayowed the best dancer IN
Morgantown, wore q gown Of gold
lace made long WASTED, over rose
taffetta, while Jack" looked cap.
tiyating in an orchidscolored goor'
gette crepe evening gown. Mary
Stewart, who is a stunning bru'
rlette, wore an attractiyely plain
gown OF black velvet.
Jean Dewitt looked lovely IN q
green georgette crepe gown, which
was embellished With white crystal
beads. With this she wore silver
slippers and stockings. Betty Muir
ray, who is beautiful and charming,
wore a lace dinner gown Of brown,
which, in shade, Just matched her
deep brown eyes.
Louise wore q rayishing gown oil
brocaded silver cloth, with a deep
bertha Of silver lace, and a silver
headband. Her slippers and stock.
ings were also OF silver. She and
Delmar seem very happy.
l think that perhaps Mrs. w. H
Conway, who Is Harrison's moth
er, was the most beautiful matron
there. Her hair Is white, as you
know, and she wore a. delicately
.colored evening gown OF Alice blue
hFoCaded velvet and chiffon.
Mary Frame looked lovely in q
bright green dinner gown OF georg'
cite crepe, deliberately beaded with
bronze beads. She wore a wide
gold headband and a pretty Span
ish shell comb in her coiifure.
Maxine Jenkins. who Is a deb
this year. was adorable in a brocad.
ed white satin gown, fashioned with
a basque bodice and long bout,
FAINT skirt. At the hem Of the skirt
and up one side OF It was a row
of pretty rose and blue beaded
roses.
virginia Peddlcord, another
deb" was quite smart looking IN
a gown OF green and silver brocad.
ed material. She Is a charming
blonde and Is one Of the most pop.
.ular OF the buds Doris, Max
ines older sister, was ravishing IN
an orchid colored tgeorsette crepe
gown, on which the only trimming
was a cluster OF bright purple
grapes hanging from the girdle
With this she wore orchid colored
satin slippers and silk stockIngs
and carried a coque feather tan
which was shaded from a delicate
orchid color 10 "a deep purple.
Tomorrow, tomorrow, m.mm'
hnmrned the debutantes aud
prep" school boys as they skip.
ped along to the strains Of music
produced by Buds Band" new
orchestra, at the matinee dance
which was held in the auditorium
OF the Masonic Temple Christmas
afternoon. For tomorrow would
bring the dinner dance at the
Country Club, and tomorrow a
luncheon and tomorrow q tea, a
tea dance and a dance in the even,
ing In the club, and tomorrow, -
tomorrow will someday bring a re-
turn to eastern finishing schools
and academies and perhaps q few
tears at parting. and then social
festivities In the little city will be
folded and laid away IN lavender,
until-tomorrow. 2.
Dancing started at 3 O'Clock and
continued until 6, and such enthu'
siasm as reigned! There YereHat
least three men present to every
gIrl-4lll OF the dances were tag
ones-and what Cutting" and
fussing there was for girls.
Laura Lee HutchlnSon's guest,
Jean Dewitt OF Walnut Hills,
Philadelphia, was there looking
very attractive and pretty In IN
afternoon gown Of navy blue satin
embroidered all oyer In gold
thread, and she was the cynosute
OF male attention. She Is Of the
tall. blonde type, and Is very strii
ing looking.
Martha Dlckerson, who Is a love,
" young deb" and Is the dangh'
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dick
erson Of Fairmont avenue, wore a
fashionable and pretty, afternoon
gown OF sapphire blue velvet,
which was trimmed with bands OF
gold lace. The sleeves Of 1t were
very short and the skirt very long,