The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

as lovely" beautiful, hand
some. elegant are gonna be lost.
We guess we'd best start with the
gala dancing party at which the
good Attorney and Mrs. II. B.
Talliaferro entertained that ever
50 new bride. Mrs. Ernest Fisher.
The correct invitations announced
the time as Friday night. and the
place. THE Frogs" Formal. too,
If you please
Mistress Mary received. wearing
an ultra modish gown Of all black
crepe. quite intricately cut and
fitted to form modified hustle
back. And not one iota of jewels
on doo-dads TO relieve the severity.
We wonder if the charming hon
Gree could possibly be as interested
in meeting society as society, in
her. Anyway. everybody
kinks her a charming addition and
the smart black dress she
wore designed with tiny collar and
cap-sleeves of pink sequins. The
local folks were done up in best
bib and tucker. One of the mosta
Of the besta being your young
friend. Julia Brady, in irridescent
tafeta fashioned with hustle back
her hair caught in a gold mesh
snood and sweetly reminiscent
nosegay held daintily in hand. Mrs.
Alva Carroll, recently returned
from New York, where she SAYS
she saw the Fair. was done up in
full skirted rose taffeta with fitted
bodice. Mrs. Louise Taylor chose
to wear a modified Grecian gown
Of turquoise blue, with an array of
bugle beads as trimming. Johnny
Smiths Margaret wore black vel
vet finished with rhinestone straps
and belt. Mrs. Lucy Morris donned
boutfant red taffeta with an I'M
usual trim Of red velvet that form
ed number Of tiny bows in the
back Beautifully nodded in blue
faille number was Miss Esther
Mistress Edith White bor-
rowcd from the Romans her striped
bodice and green chiffon skirt. Ny
goodness, We thought the good
fairy escaped from the Wizard of
o. in that handsome gown Of lay
crs Of pink tulle topped with a
lame bodice shot with silver
Miss Ruth Foster was
young lady in pale pink
net. the whole bodice Of which was
studded in pearls. Mary Roberts
pink chiffon was studded with dia-
mente. Fitted pale yellow crepe
vas worn by Mrs. Ramon Scruggs.
while Mrs. Muriel McCorkle chose
red taffeta and Mrs. Josephine
Gaines, Mandarin blue lace. Such
an array of colors and such an
array Of society," Among others
were these good wives and their
lesser halves: The Pipers. Coldens.
Sneeds, Willises, George Thomases.
ILLNESSES. Doty Millions, Samuel Mil
tons. Lindsays, Homer Smiths,
Chas. Whitbys, Lyman Burrises,
Osbornes, Andy TondeeS. the Hes
lips and Prices. from Toledo, Pc
tersons, ALI Thomases, McCamp-
bells, etc. etc. etc. Addenda:
Miss Hortense Fears was bcaming
Trettily on account Of the Clark
Gable in her life had come over
from Chicago-or is it Cleveland T?
On Saturday, st. Agnes Guild
were busy corraling So
cialites for their luncheon at St.
Matthews. A hoity-toity affair,
even offering sweet strains from
Leroy Smiths orchestra. to which
the locals surreptitiously tapped
feet under the tables.
There were speeches from any
number Of friends Of the guild. both
colored and white. Short snappy
speeches, too. Mrs. De We're was
toastmistress and carried on with
the kings English.
On account Of etiquette DEGREES.
thou shalt not stare" we were
taken up with that poppy bunch
who sat at Matrycc Coles table.
And chiefly with the hats. we might
add. Julia Bradby'S. fer instance,
II which there is no whichcr; and
Ponnie Smiths that is exactly like
: ,mething your grandmother wore.
Bonnie says she hcsitatcd at
length before she had courage. Oh.
well. Sharing the table was Ma
trycc's sister. Mrs. Donghefty. and
such friends at Kate French. Edna
Thelma IIutchins. Lillian
Brooks. Betty Cole, Eleanor Os-
born. Mary Roberts. Lucille Lee.
Gladys Mills. Margaret Thompson.
Eva Green, Julia Parker Mrs Lc-
roy Smith was there and Frances
Moss, Isola Graham. Mossalinc
Simmons, and a whole room full
more.
Shucks. We didn't even know
t.iere was a big V NJ. {. A. meet
here until the big whoyits in the
Robert De Frantz and
Ellis Stewart, turned up in town.
NJ. De Frsntz Is a friend Of the
Robert Lantoines and Mr.. Stewart.
Of the Dr.. and LYDIA Goggins. And.
by gum, as soon as we mention
Lyda's name, we think Of bridge
and those Will o. wisp honor
tricks. LYDIA had an upset Saturday
night AZ that bridge tournament
where the pairs OF four" or some
thing like that were playing tooth
Ill e.. Al. Mill.