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TUESDAY, AUGUST , .23.
THE NEWS SCIMITAR.
AGE FIVE.
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
i MISS MARGARET D. FORBES i
Weddings
Jackson-Bartlett.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
McDonald on Faxon avenue will be the
scene of a pretty wedding on Tuesday
evening, when their niece. Miss Eugenia
Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Whitmore Jackson, will become
the bride of Mr. Hubert W. Bartlett.
The rooms thrown open for the oc
casion will te beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and smtlax with
. great sheafs of pink and white glad
ioli. Preceding the entrance of the bridal
'"party Miss Louise Garibaldi will sing
"At Pawning" and "Because." She
will be accompanied by Mrs. Harry J.
Light, who will also render the wed
ding march from Lohengrin as the
processional and will softly play ""Trau
merei" during the ceremony.
3f The marriage will be solemnized at
6:30 o'clock, the Rev. Walter M. White,
pastor of the Linden avenue Chris
tion church, officiating.
The bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her father, will be gowned in
white georgette crepe and chantllly
lace, over which will fall her tulle veil,
which will be wreathed in orange blos
soms. Her flowers will be Bride roses
and valley lilies in a shower bouquet.
The maid of honor, Miss Ida Mary
Oberle, will be gowned in pink organ
die and will carry a bouquet of pink
roses,
The flower girl, little Miss Peggy
Martin, niece of the bride, will wear a
pink organdie frock and carry a basket
of pink rose petals.
Mr. Whitney Arthur McDonald will
serve as best man.
The ceremony will be followed by a
reception, when the guests will be cor
dially welcomed by the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jackson, the lat
ter gowned In cream pussy willow taf
feta trimmed In cream lace and Mr.
and Mrs. McDonald, the latter gowned
in braided taupe georgette crepe.
After the guests have had the pleas
ure of viewing the many beautiful wed
ding gifts, a delicious wedding menu
will be served, the Ices and cakes carry
ing out a pink and white color scheme
and a heart motif.
Following a short bridal trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Bartlett will be at home to
their friends after August 15, at 762
Bullington street.
Entertainments
MRS. PIDGEON ENTERTAINS
IN HONOR OF MISS BAILEY
Mrs. Prank Pldgoon was the charm
ing hostess at a most enjoyable af
fair on Tuesday afternoon, when she
entertained at luncheon in her attrac
tive home on Belvedere boulevard In
apeclal compliment to Miss Virginia
Bailey, whose marrlng-M to Mr. W. Nu
gent Ballou will take place on Wednes
day evening of next week.
Covers were laid for 16 on two ele
gantly appointed tables. The honor ta
ble, where the bride-elect was seated,
was beautifully decorated with pink
roses arranged in low Dresden epergnes.
around which white tapers burned in
Dresden candlesticks, their lights soft
ened by silken shades. Dresden china
was used in the serving of the delicious
menu. The places were marked by
hand-painted cards picturing a bride in
a wedding slipper, the place of the ho i
oree being specially designated by a
beautiful corsage bouquet of roses and
alley lilies. The second table was also
teautifully decorated with pink roses
and white tapers gleaming through pink
silken shades.
Mre. l'idpeon, who was a very gra
cious hostess, wns -owned for the pft
crooon In green chiffon and Miss Bailey
was lovely In a frock of blue and yel
low flowered chiffon, with a yellow
leghorn hat.
Announcements
: Coate-Scott.
A wedding of much interest in Mem
phis social circles will be that of Miss
Eleanor Blanche Coate, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Stennlng Coate. which
will be quietly solemnized on Tuesday
evening in the summer home of Mr.
and Mrs. Coate at Rosseau, Ontario,
in the presence of relatives and a few
intimate friends.
Miss Coate was numbered among the
most attractive of the girls introduced
to society last fall and Mr. Scott Is a
well-known and popular young attor
ney. Early in the fall they will be at
home to their friends In Memphis and
will be a charming addition to the
younger married set.
Here and There
Miss Clara Gene Lewin has returned
after a six weeks' visit in Jackson,
Ky., to be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Sam Baum, she was the recipient
( of much social attention.
Miss Leila Samfield will leave Wed
nesday for Dawson Springs and Uuthrie,
Ky and Clarksvlllc and Nashville,
Tenn., to be gone about two' weeks.
She will be accompanied by Miss
Katherlne Weinberg, of Little Rock,
Ark., who is visltlne her.
Miss Bernice Ban, of Fort Worth
Tex., is ihe guest of Miss Dorothy
Berger.
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Miss Jane Washington left Sunday
evening for Sewanee, Tenn.
Mr. Frank Dixon, Jr., has returned
from his vacation which he spent vis
iting in 16 states.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cortese and
family are spending the summer at
Lake Sartiia, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. S. .1. Berger have as
their guest Mrs. Philip Ban, of Fort
Worth, Tex.
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Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cortese ami
family are amoncr the Memphlans who
are summering on Lake Sarnla. Ont.
Mrs.- A. It. Williams and Miss Julia
Williams, are anionic the MempliUns
sojourning in Biloxl.
Mrs. J. Hlghsaw and children,
J. L.. Jr.. and Robert, have returned
after a stay In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Wingfield have
returned to their home in Hope, Ark.,
after a visit with their parents, Mr.
, und .Mrs. William Simpson in their
home on LeMaster street.
Mrs. Walter Baldwin and Mrs. J. Tl.
juice, the guest of Mrs Baldwin, will
leave Wednesday fur a visit with
friends and relatives in Helena, Ark.
Miss Bess Robbing White is at Lake
(Jeneva, Wis., where she will spend her
vacation with a number of other Mem
, phians who are summering on the lake.
Mr. Jack Kdward Morris left Tues
day morning for a llt in Cario, III.
Mr. and Mrs. I Avlla Mcl'hlllips and
little daughters. Marie Louise and
Patricia Avlla. will leave on Wednesday
to spend the remainder of the suninu r
in Old Swect Springs. Va.
After a short visit with friends In
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MEKTINOS OP MKMI'HIS
UOMKVS OHfiAXIZATIOXS
The regular monthly meeting of Kt.
Phllomena guild 'will be held In the
home of Misaey yuiglev. 4SJ North
McNeill street, on W ednesday . after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Melros Social club will enter
tain wilh a dance at Kdcew,wd P"rk
on Wednesday evening. Messrs. Fred
Dcucker. James Carrigan. Frank Mu
rino and Joe Davis have charge of
the affair which promises to be very
enjoyable. ,
A called meeting of the members of
the Young Ladles' Institute will b
held in the Knights of Columbus build
Inc on Wednesday evening at 7:45
o'clock.
The Young Judaeans convention
committee will meet in the home of
Miss Frieda Schaffers on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Reports will be
read ard further plans for the conven
tion will be made.
The O. E. S. auxiliary will hold its
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon at 3.30 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple.
CLUBDOM
Officers Elected.
The following clipping from the St.
Paul Dally News will be of Interest In
this city, which was represented by six
delegates at the convention-
"Mrs. Lena Ijiko Forrest. Detroit,
Mich., was elected shortly after noon
today to the presidency of the Nation
al Federation of Business and Profes
sional Women, who have been holding
a three-day convention at the Saint
I'aul hotel.
"Mrs. Forrest's name was brought up
before the convention the fust day us
a possible candidate and gained in
.trengtli.
"Mrs Florence S. Dury.a. New Yrl(.
wns nominated vice-preMdent, but with
drv her name in favor of a Weiitern
woman.
' Miss Iota Kelly, rtatnn. " M.. wns
then romlnuted. Miss Kelly hud al
ready been nominated for recording
secretary and withdrew her name, to
accept the office of vice-president, to
which she was later elected.
"Miss Mary Stewart, Washington. D
C, was elected corresponding secre
tary, and Miss Uratla Ktcc, Bridgeport,
Conn., treasurer.
"Miss Ixita Rich was elected record
ing secretuiy.
"The battle has been raging for rwu
days as to whether voting by proxy
would be allowed and at times seri
ously threatened the harmony of the
i on vent Ion.
"When the constitution was drawn
up a year ago it was understood that
voting by proxy would oe allowed, jo
women who have come from long dis
tance as delegates nave come with
many proxies. It was also Muited out
at the convention yesterday that If
proxies were t be allowed the tele
graph office would be swamped for the
next few hoUTS gelling proxies.
"Th" Weetern women. Including MN
Oall Laugh'in, San Francisco. i'hI..
president of the federation, were in fav
or of voting by proxy and made a three
hour fight, when it was left to the
ixecutlve committer which behind
closed doors reversed itf former declston
to allow voting by proxies from club
other than that of which the delegate
Is a member."
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON PAGE 11.
"Giving In marriage" Is simple and
easy; its getting anything afterward
that requires all a woman's ingenuity
ttnd skill.
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There is infinite care used in
cleaning all COATS, SUITS,
DRESSES and other gar
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MISS MARY HAMPTON MARTIN.
Miss Martin, of New York, Is the attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Talbot Martin, formerly of Memphis. She Is the recipient of many social atten
tions as the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Hugh B. Martin, on Vance avenue.
Mississippi, Mrs. R. L. Cain, Jr., will
leave In a few days to poln Mr. Cain
in Charlotte, N. C where they will
make their future home.
Mr. Teddy Peete has been enjoying a
visit wilh friends In Marlanna, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Woodson, accom
panied by their son, Edward, follow
ing a stay on the coast, will go to
Albuquerque, N. M., to visit their son,
R. V. Woodson, Jr.
Misc Octavla Love Is enjoying a stay
in Sewanee. where she Is attending the
teachers' institute of the Episcopal
church school.
Miss" Sarah Campbell has returned
Rfter a delightful visit with relatives
in Nashville and FranWth, Tenn.
Mrs. J. P. Long and niece, Miss
Louise Brown, are spending the heat
ed term in New York.
Miss Marie Barbaro has returned,
after an extended visit to her sisters,
Mrs. William R. Fargo, of Gary. Ind.,
and Mrs. D. K. Ktimson and Mrs. Geo.
A. Becker, of Owensboro, Ky.
Miss Wharton nnd Miss Sally Belle
Wharton, 63 North Autnirndale street,
have gone for an extended visit with
their brother. Mr. W. P. Wharton, of
New Y ork city. They will return some
time in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Union Thomas Kennon.
the latter formerly Miss Laura Elsie
Curry, whose marriage took place on
Sunday, are at home to their friends
at 772 Eastmoreland avenue.
Mrs. M. H. Palmer, 61 North Auburn
dale street, has gone for a thirty days'
trip .through the East. Mrs. Palmer
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FORTUNE-WARD
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will visit In New York and Atlantic
City before her return some time in
September.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Ashford have
gone for a stay at Chautauqua. N. Y..
and will tour the East before returning
Fraternity Will Meet.
All members of the fclsma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity have been requested
to meet on Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock in the home of Mr. Frank Neb
at 772 Eastmoreland avenue.
Special Meeting.
A special meeting of all young ladles
and young matrons of St. Patrick's par
ish is called for Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock at the rectory. Linden ave
mie and South Fourth street.
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Flowered
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Great Reductions on Silk Dresses
One special lot far below their regular value. ,
For Wednesday we have prepared another onei
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street, afternoon and traveling wear; materials
are printed georgettes, flowered and beaded
georgettes, foulards, taffetas, sport silks and
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