The broad ax., 1924-02-02
The Debutante Party Given by Prof and Dr. Fannie
Emanuel IN Honor Of Their Daughter, Miss Juanita
Emanuel at St. Elizabeth Assembly Hall. Was One
of the Most Pleasant Social Events Ever Held Among
the High Society Afro-Americans in Chicago

Stella Clanton, orchid trimmed in gold
lace, pearls, red ostrich fan; Mrs. Abe
Clark, blue net trimmed in gold, mink
fur; Mrs. Harry Hammond, beaded
georgette, limestone head dress: Miss
Lucille Owen, white chiffon trimmed
in silver, jade ostrich fan, diamond
jewels; Mrs. c. NJ. West, brocade.
pearl necklace, Mrs. Alicia D. Ander-
son, gray cannon crepe trimmed in
steel cut beads; Mrs. r. /. Collins.
black cannon crepe, jet jewelry; Mrs.
Edward Washington, chaperon of
Miss Evelyn Smith, a black velvet
gown, pearl necklace; Mrs. Olive Har-
rison, chaperon, Miss Maxine Moore,
green cannon crepe, pearls; Miss
Moore, rose chiffon, pearls; Mrs. L.
Earl Kennedy, peach, black tulIe
draped over gold cloth; Mrs. William
Crews, red satin trimmed in gold
beads; net gown, jade jewels; Mrs.
Charles S. Duke, black Spanish lace
limestone buckle; Mrs. David Nc
Gowan, gray brocade satin, diamonds;
Miss Trina Smith, gray cannon crepe,
diamonds; Mrs. Richard A. Williams,
oriental gold cloth, pearls and dia-
monds; Mrs. G. A. Turnbull, blue
cannon crepe, cameo brooch; Miss
June Fisher, white crepe de chine, REQ
ostrich fan; Mrs. J. Sims, black beaded
cannon crepe, pearl necklace; Miss
Lillian Anderson, gold lace gown, gold
necklace; Mrs. George 7. Kersey,
peach satin, silver lace, pearl necklace;
Mrs. ]. c. Stokes, black sequin; Miss
Edna Brown, blue cannon crepe
lavalIier; Miss Antoinette Thomas,
gold Spanish lace over canary, dia-
mond jewels; Mrs. Pelagie S. Blair,
wistaria silk and chiffon; Mrs. Louis
]. Warren, black lace, diamonds; Mrs.
J. p. Stevens, black shadow lace; Mrs.
Arthur Willis, blue cannon crepe; !;
Mrs. George L. Venie. black pan
velvet, gold lace, jade jewels; Mrs.
Lena Lewis, brown beaded crepe,
coral necklace; Mrs. w. r. Lawton,
green Spanish lace over silver cloth;
Miss Dorothy Z. Martin, peach satin
cannon crepe, pearl necklace; Miss
Lottie Turnkey, orchid beaded georg-
cite, pearl necklace; Mrs. Dolly Jen-
nings and daughter, Miss Dorothy
Jennings, black pan velvet, Roman
sash, red ostrich fan; Mrs. w. E.
Scott, brown pan velvet, biatka
squirrel, pearl necklace; Mrs. Chas.
Hill, Spanish black lace over blue;
Miss Dorothy Schurlock, French blue,
trimmed in gold lace, pearl necklace;
Mrs George Garner, Jr., fame sequin,
pearl necklace, diamonds; Mrs. julius
Green, black Spanish lace, pearl and
diamond jewels; Mrs. Charlotte,
Tondee, serese pan velvet. diamond
jewels; Mrs. Cleo Schurlock, peach taf-
feta, diamonds, pearl necklace; Mrs.
Laura M. Beatty, white crepe. jet and
limestone jeweIry; Miss Ruth Turn.
bull changeable taffeta; Mrs. S. H.
Arnett, jade green crepe de chine
trimmed in cut steel beads; Mrs. A.
Jackson, gray Spanish lace, pearl neck
lace; Mrs. Lula Schurlock. mother Of
Dorothy and Dolores, wore black
lace gown; Mrs. Ella b. Smith black
tafeta, cameo jewels; Mrs. B. J. Viii
Hams, black pan velvet pearl necklace.
Mrs. Marie Won Chinn wore black
chiffon velvet gown with gold girdle,
oriental bracelets. pearl necklace. dia-
mand jewels.
The coming out party ran right
along. up by the side Of the Binga
Twilight party and one Of the most
pleasant features about Il was that
everybody with : few exceptions.