The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-09-19
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

we felt secure in the know
ledge-that our youngster was
well on the way to becoming
the kind of good, well-rounded
self-respecting, self-supporting
citizen that we have prayed.
he would be and for this
we can be thankful to God and
the many friends who have
been helpful
ALL AROUND US we see
schools and colleges opening
civic, social, fraternal and
| Greek organizations making
ready for a busy fall and win
| ter season and aS Mr..
, Daddy-O would say, to be com
| pletely cool about the hap
penings, we had to store all of
our beautiful and pleasant
memories of our delightful
summer away and get down to
work our first big job
is reporting to you about the
| SOPHISTICATED LAVAR-
ETTES' 9TH ANNUAL TALK
THON AND FASHION SCOPE
so here It's -.
THOSE CHARMERS, THE
SOPHISTICATED LAVAR-
Elites on Sunday last again
packed-jam beautiful STEW
EMS ROSE ROOM to over
flowing with fashionably dress
ed ladies and their correctly
attired escorts to witness their
18th Fashion Scope a
showing of beautiful advanced
fall and winter fashions, mod
eled by some of Jackson's most
fashion-wise matronS, misses
and one gentleman No
doubt about it, each year the
show is better and better
On arriving, guests were ush-
cred into the Rose Room by
club members where they
found the natural beauty of
the Rose Room had been en-
HANGED by the artistic decora-
ting ability of the club men,
bers, to provide a setting that
blended well with the piano
music of talented GLORA
WILSON PARISH Arriv-
| ing early, we shared a table
with friends, Henryette Stew
ems, Laura Belle Singleton,
Lula Bell Forte and Maggie
Lee Around us we greet
ed other friends and marveled
at the beauty, the charm and
graciousness of this gathering
We wish there was space
and words in our limited voca-
bulary to tell you in details
about the many lovely advan-
ced styles, created and design
ed from exciting fabrics and
| fascinating new shades by To-
cal as well as world famous
designers worn by mod
els with professional technique
fashions for the mid
morning high noon-the
streets :. after-five i.
evening and on until midnight
l.. We liked everything we
saw and doff our hats to the
following models all OF
whom we're very pretty to us
Mary Williams, Gladys
Jackson, Ethel Beauchamp
Marie Arnold, Beulah Smith
: r. Bailey, Helen McGhee, OIL
lie Mae Smith, Thelma Jeffer
son, Edith White, Voncile Kee
ton, Lenora Owens, Bobbie j
Warden, Allyne (Skeets) Lock
/ hart, fedora Gilmer, Bobbie
Nickel, Bobbie Gray, Mirtes
: Gregory, Ethel Farrier, Annie
Stimage and Steve Brown
Top models according tt
many we're: Mesdames Greg
: DRY, Robert Bailey, Ethel Far
rier, Ollie Smith, Thelma JEFF
; ferson, Edith White anc
! 'Skeets' Doing a splen
did job of emceeing was oul
t favorite, L'DINA ROBINSON
S adding to the evening.
pleasure was the vocal mum
: bers by Miss ZELMA WAT
SON Highlight of the
evening was the GROWING o.
] "Miss Sophisticated Personal
D ity' and the presenting of
: 500 Scholarship to COLENA
5 DANIELS; a $4,000 Scholar
' ship to HENRENE LOCJET1
and a $500 Scholarship tt
8 PFRTHA CARRIE Highly rem