The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-29
Maiden & Everett
Society News

Sunday, June %, Post Deb. Ruth
jackson, daughter of the society ma
tron, Mrs. Susie Jordan, entertained
group of Post Debs at luncheon at
her Chales st. apartment, Maiden, in
honor of her house guest, Post Deb
Ann Bullock of Henderson, N. C.
At the luncheon was Post Debs Lu-
ellie Williams who mouored over from
Boston in her new 1910 Plymouth and
with her was Adelaide Walden.
Lucille was wearing a broad brim-
med hat, topping her summer frock of
pink shantung and Adelaide looked
very chic in her natural straw Cart
Wheel hat and blue crepe dress.
Nettle Webb looked cute in her flow
cred crepe and her small white chapeau.
Also lovely to look at was young Mrs.
Carlton Harris, wearing wide white
chapeau with her blue and white crepe.
Hostess, "Ruth" was attractive in q
seafoam green crepe dress, gorgeous
corsage of roses. Her house guest, pop
ular Gam" tall and slender was wear
ing a summary frock of eyelet embroid-
cry.
After the luncheon the guests motor
ed over to the new colonial home Of the
'Paul Simpsons" on Prescott Street,
Everett, where they were entertained.
Dropping in a little later was Howard
Worthington Of Philadelphia. - Post
Deb. Louise Stokes of Maiden and
Brooklyn, New York, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stokes over the
weekend. Louise was the dinner guest
Of her sister and brother-in-law, the
John Collinses Of Rich Street, Everett.
-"E & M" Debs gave a party Friday
for the contestants in the CHARITY
Fund Drive, at the home of Madalyn
Powell, 2 Hawthorne St., Everett
Debs and Post Debs of Maiden and
Everett are having a whirl of lunch
cons. Monday afternoon, newly mar
ried, Mrs. Peter Owens, at her home,
"Willow Place, entertained at lunch
con, Mrs. Frank Rogers, who looked
stunning in a futed brimmed white
chapeau and pastel crepe dress, and
her cousin, Ruth Jackson, very smart
in a hooded blue and white cotton frock.
| Hostess Mrs. Owens wore a simple
frock of blue crepe.-Schools have
closed, and the Debs and Sub Debs are
certainly enjoying a gay whirl of for
mails and parties, before leaving for the
camps or summer homes. At the Pres
colt st. home, Everett, Ruth, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, entertained
group Monday evening. Dropping in
little late, I was unable to see all the
guests, but those | did meet looked
very chic in their summary frocks. Hos
tess, Ruth Chandler, wore a full skirted
frOck of grey and beautiful white
chiffon blouse, Merceda Holmes an "E
& M" Deb, was most attractive in a
white silk hooded frock, trimmed with
red Barbara Ellis, looked lovely in a
white silk frock, set off by novelty but
tons. After chatting with few of the
Debs, | noticed Muriel Addison chat
ting with Freddie Lee, looking rather
stunning in a green velvet skirt topped
with a white taffeta blouse set off by a
beautiful set of silver buttons. Motor
ing over from Maiden was the most
popular sub deb daughters of the Carl
ton HAIRLESS, and of Mrs. Anderson.
Dorothy Harris, looked very charming
in a full-skirted peasant frock of navy
blue and orange stripes, and a plain
blue blouse; Helen Anderson looked
mighty cute in beige silk dress with
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