Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12

a coat to match lined with white
satin was the lovely choice Of Mrs.
James Taylor, accessorized with
black suede pumps and pearl ear
rings; Mrs. John Lawrence donned
black chiffon enhanced with q
pink rose at the hemline, and she
wore black vinyl decorated pumps
and rhinestone jewelry. Mrs. Leroy
Coleman was regal In turquoise
brocaded silk sheath enhanced with
X sleeves and OF the shoulder
neclkline. Matching shoes, gold hose
and irridescent blue and turquoise
jeweIry and a white and gold bag
completed her attire.
Mrs. Martin Weddington present
ed a fetching picture in a royal
blue peau de sole short formal
featuring a fun skirt and access
Sorised with silver slippers and
rhinestone Jewelry. Presenting an
eye catching portrait was Mrs.
Lapercelle Greene, whose choice
was a red velvet, original creation
designed on the princess line with
sweetheart neclIline. Her accessor-
les were black suede sandals with
rhinestone studded trim and rhine
stone jewelry.
A sunburst neckline studded
with white Sequins and pearls
dramatized the sheath dress Of
rose nylon over taffeta donned by
Miss Estella LuclIie with which
she wore matching sandals and
pearl and rhinestone jewelry. Look
ing very stunning was Mrs. Nor
man Light in a gown Of red and
black brocade enhanced with black
bag with rhinestone and pearl jew
elry.
A transparent beige brocade
sheath with coat to match enhanc-
ed the charms Of Mrs. John Murphy
with which she wore crystal clear
sandals with rhinestone buckles
and matching bag and gold jewell
ny; while Mrs. Huron Shelton was
very chic in a royal blue peau de
sole sheath with matching slippers
and rhinestone accessories.
Other members presenting equal
ly as pleasing portraits were Mrs.
Devaughnia Simmons in a red
satin sheath with rhinestone jow-
elry; Mrs. Leroy Lazenberry in
beige taffeta with a loose flowing
panel in back accessorized with
vinyl and gold sandals and Mrs.
Tommie Braddock very sophisti-
Gated in a red silk sleeveless sheath
rhinestone jewelry and red sand
ais.
Mrs. Leonard Davis was lovely
in a green faille sheath with match
ing pumps; while Mrs. Harriet
Allen was lovely in a Dior blue
chiffon sheath featuring three
quarter length gathered sleeves
and matching stole falling from
the shoulders to hemline. Rhine
stone jewelry accented her outfit.
Mrs. Louise Thomas chose a sheath
Of beige lace, the bodice encrusted
with rhinestone and the skirt made
Of tiers Of narrow lace. She wore
rhinestone jewelry.
Mrs Eugene Moore was very
chic in a red chiffon, sleeveless
frock enhanced with rhinestone
buckle at the waistline in back,
rhinestone sandals and jewelry and
Mrs. George Berry Jr., was stun
ming in a black lace gown featur-
ing three quarter sleeves and a
sweetheart neckline and enhanced
with rhinestone jowelry.
Guests noted In the gay assem-
blage presenting eye-catching pOr-
traits were Mrs. Dan McAdams
who chose a high neck formal with
plain bodice Of silk and a quilted
skirt Of black faiIle; while Mrs.
Ira Allen was very sophisticated
in a rose beige nylon chiffon short
frock and Mrs. David Leonard
looked lovely in a blue figured silk
print with blue rhinestone jewell
ny.
sim others noted were Mrs. Gus
Guichard in pink organza featur-
ing a side drape and accented with
red pumps and rhinestone jewelry;
while petite Miss sandra Ander-
sons lovely choice was a rose vel
vet sheath dramatized with irri-
descent taffeta fringed overslirt,
an original creation. She wore