Bright, properly merchandised and filled with contemporary clothing and accessories, with that said, this store invites browsing. Look for big jewelry and handbags by Kate likes Spade and Coach, gether with shoes and scarves, and clothing by the likes of Elie Tahari, Rebecca Taylor and Ralph Lauren. In a separate clubhouse area, Johnny Jennings of Greenwood played current favorite tunes as the pages and page escorts enjoyed refreshments, dancing and visiting. Tables skirted in holiday linens were positioned around the dance floor and centered with arrangements of Christmas greenery. Bowling theme was carried out in tablecloths, paper plates, napkins, balloons and identical accents. Every guest was presented with a bowling pin to be autographed by all those attending and kept as a event memento. Lucy Elizabeth Payne of Meridian; Hanna Cathryn Hardy of Columbus; Mary Porter Fountain of Oxford; Tate Elizabeth Allen of Clarksdale; Emma Bailey Hardy and Mary Hassell Griffin, both of Columbus; and Charles Wilson Saffold of Olive Branch; in the middle, William Lee Sanders IV of Columbus; Mary Griffin Jackson of Meridian; Meriwether Hayes Jacob of Oxford; Mary Boyd Parker of Madison; Lindsey Marie Milligan of Marietta, Georgia; Collier Carlysle Hardy of Columbus; Emily Styring Moser of Clarksdale; and Michael Monte Causey of Jackson; in back, Luke Antone Crumpton of Clarksdale; David Hazard Beard II of Madison; Sam Christopher Hannon of Columbus; Michael Ray Gallagher of Memphis; and Nicholas Edward Hairston IV of Columbus, Pages and page escorts introduced at Presentation and whitey and Gold Ball in December included, from the left, in front, Robert Gaines Barksdale of Clarksdale.
Mary Langley Montegut and Morgan Spivey Hart, any of Memphis; Julia Virginia Knight of Greenwood; and Rebecca Aubrey tumbles of Minter City, Debutantes sharing a luncheon honors held at Delta Bistropub in downtown Greenwood were, from left, Anne Tyler Ward of Meridian.
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Presented by her father, Miss Ward was escorted by her uncle. By the way, the debutantes presented to society included. That’s right! Joseph Brock Ward of Meridian. A well-reputed fact that has been. Mrs. Granberry Holland Ward II of Meridian. Miss Ward. Centered against this backdrop was a vast arrangement of whitish gladioli, Vendela cream roses, almost white dendrobium orchids, whitish stargazer lilies, almost white Fuji mums, antique hydrangeas, gypsophila, pussy willow, curly pine and areca palm fronds displayed in a ‘gold gilt’ ceramic urn atop a fluted gilt pedestal.
1 complementary arrangements flanked dais. Wearing almost white formal ball gowns, the debutantes carried bouquets of ‘snow white’ roses and Christmas greenery ‘hand tied’ with white silk ribbon. I am sure that the honorees were presented before a massive arrangement of almost white gladioli, Vendela cream roses, white dendrobium orchids, whitish stargazer lilies, almost white Fuji mums, antique hydrangeas, gypsophila, pussy willow, curly pine and areca palm fronds displayed in a goldgilt ceramic garden urn atop a fluted gilt pedestal. Arrangement was backlit by twinkle lights entwined on a white garden trellis. Basically, honorees included Rebecca Aubrey tumbles of Minter City, Morgan Spivey Hart of Memphis, Julia Virginia Knight of Greenwood, Mary Langley Montegut of Memphis and Anne Tyler Ward of Meridian. Obviously, Mary Griffin Jackson of Meridian; Lindsey Marie Milligan of Marietta, Georgia; Mary Boyd Parker of Madison; Susannah Elizabeth Rogers of Laurel; and Olga Wright Spivey of modern Orleans, Pages honored with event included Mary Hassel Griffin, Collier Carlysle Hardy, Emma Bailey Hardy and Hanna Cathryn Hardy, all of Columbus.
Along the ballroom walls, lighted sconces displayed compact arrangements of whitish Fuji mums, gypsophila, areca palm fronds and Christmas greenery bound with wide metallic gold net ribbon. Following presentation, the honorees and their guests enjoyed dancing and visiting at tables put around ballroom floor at the whitish and Gold Ball. Mary Langley Montegut and Morgan Spivey Hart, all of Memphis; Julia Virginia Knight of Greenwood; and Rebecca Aubrey goes down of Minter City, Debutantes sharing a luncheon honors held at Delta Bistropub in downtown Greenwood were, from left, Anne Tyler Ward of Meridian. Olga Wright Spivey of newest Orleans; Mary Boyd Parker of Madison; Susannah Elizabeth Rogers of Laurel; Mary Griffin Jackson of Meridian; Lindsey Marie Milligan of Marietta, Georgia; and Mary Hassell Griffin, Emma Bailey Hardy and Hanna Cathryn Hardy, all of Columbus; in back, William Bruce Parker I of Meridian; Sam Christopher Hannon of Columbus; David Hazard Beard II of Madison; William Lee Sanders IV and Nicholas Edward Hairston IV,, no doubt both of Columbus; and Michael Monte Causey of Jackson, Page and page escort honorees of a lunchtime bowling party at Leflore Lanes in Greenwood were, from the left, in front, Collier Carlysle Hardy of Columbus.
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William Riley Warren of Madison, son of Jennifer Adams Warren and Mr. Mrs. Notice, on the Presentation day and Ball, debutantes gathered at Delta Bistropub in downtown Greenwood for a luncheon honoring green 6 ladies. At the ballroom opposite end, debutantes ok their places on a dais accented by 3 tall almost white columns, every pped with an arrangement of Vendela cream roses, whitish stargazer lilies and areca palm fronds. He asked, Who gave this son of a, when Sean Penn opened envelope to announce top-notch picture at 87th Academy Awards.
Birdman as winner. In a year when Oscars were being scrutinized for diversity lack among nominees in p categories, some felt Penn’s joke about director Alejandro Iñárritu’s nationality tumbled flat. I know that the pages wore long gowns of holly berry redish silk chiffon and carried nosegays of magnolias and variegated holly ‘hand tied’ with shimmering gold ribbon. In peronal dining room upstairs, guest tables were centered with casual arrangements of a seasonal mix in silver julep cups. Lucy Elizabeth Payne of Meridian; Hanna Cathryn Hardy of Columbus; Mary Porter Fountain of Oxford; Tate Elizabeth Allen of Clarksdale; Emma Bailey Hardy and Mary Hassell Griffin,, no doubt both of Columbus; and Charles Wilson Saffold of Olive Branch; in middle, William Lee Sanders IV of Columbus; Mary Griffin Jackson of Meridian; Meriwether Hayes Jacob of Oxford; Mary Boyd Parker of Madison; Lindsey Marie Milligan of Marietta, Georgia; Collier Carlysle Hardy of Columbus; Emily Styring Moser of Clarksdale; and Michael Monte Causey of Jackson; in back, Luke Antone Crumpton of Clarksdale; David Hazard Beard II of Madison; Sam Christopher Hannon of Columbus; Michael Ray Gallagher of Memphis; and Nicholas Edward Hairston IV of Columbus, Pages and page escorts introduced at Presentation and whitish and Gold Ball in December included, from the left, in front, Robert Gaines Barksdale of Clarksdale.
While opening from ballroom, buffet tables skirted in almost white linen and overlaid with gold embroidered silk organza offered an extensive array of heavy hors d’oeuvres, in Garden Room.
Smaller complementary arrangements in matching silver vases were displayed on threetiered silver epergnes on the 2 end tables.
I know that the center focal point table was a wering arrangement of almost white gladioli, Vendela cream roses, whitish dendrobium orchids, white stargazer lilies, white Fuji mums, antique hydrangeas, gypsophila, pussy willow, curly pine and areca palm fronds in an oversized ceramic garden urn. It’s a well Olga Wright Spivey of newest Orleans; Mary Boyd Parker of Madison; Susannah Elizabeth Rogers of Laurel; Mary Griffin Jackson of Meridian; Lindsey Marie Milligan of Marietta, Georgia; and Mary Hassell Griffin, Emma Bailey Hardy and Hanna Cathryn Hardy, all of Columbus; in back, William Bruce Parker I of Meridian; Sam Christopher Hannon of Columbus; David Hazard Beard II of Madison; William Lee Sanders IV and Nicholas Edward Hairston IV, both of Columbus; and Michael Monte Causey of Jackson, Page and page escort honorees of a lunchtime bowling party at Leflore Lanes in Greenwood were, from left, in front, Collier Carlysle Hardy of Columbus.
Michael Monte Causey of Jackson; Nicholas Edward Hairston IV and Sam Christopher Hannon, many of Columbus; William Bruce Parker I of Meridian; and William Lee Sanders IV of Columbus, Page escort honorees included David Hazard Beard II of Madison.
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So Lucy Elizabeth Payne, daughter of Mr, Stephen Blanks Jackson of Meridian. Mrs. Mary Griffin Jackson, daughter of Mr. Pages to the debutantes. William Bruce Parker I, son of Mr. Virtually. Finally, escorts to the pages. In any event, in association with the Southern Debutante Assembly’s Presentation and whitey and Gold Ball, held in December in Greenwood, a few events honored debutantes, pages, page escorts and others. Victoria Natalie Hardy and Margaret Chatham Phillips, both of Columbus; and Mary Adele Rackley of Starkville; in back, Elizabeth Arrington Posey and Madeline Aylett Beard, all of Madison; Elizabeth Dale Phillips of Columbus; Eliza Taylor Barrow of Tupelo; and Elizabeth Mixson Bateman and Katherine Maer Kerby, a lot of Columbus, Debutantes presented to society in December included, from left, in front, Anne Tyler Ward of Meridian.
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William Lee Sanders II. Mrs. Stephen Blanks Jackson. Nicholas Edward Hairston II. All in all, mark Collier Hardy. Fact. Keith Alan Parker. I’m sure you heard about this. Andrew Moak Griffin. John Miller Spivey. Let me tell you something. Mrs. With all that said… Herbert Graham Rogers IV. That’s interesting right? Mrs. William Bruce Parker and Mr. Arthur Kendall Causey Jr. Scott Christopher Hannon. Mrs. Mrs. Now please pay attention. David Hazard Beard Jr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Ronald Anthony Milligan. Mrs. With that said. Mrs. Allen Boyd Hardy. Flickering candles in hurricane lamps lined the drive to clubhouse entrance. Twinkle lights entwined matching piary flanking the double door entry and pine garland framing entry. So, matching sprays of almost white dendrobium orchids, Vendela cream roses, Fuji mums, antique hydrangeas, gypsophila and seasonal greenery were displayed on doors. Ok, and now one of most essential parts. On opposite foyer sides, consoles held matching arrangements of Vendela cream roses, blush hydrangeas, dendrobium orchids, gypsophila and palm fronds on lamp bases, every paired with a reindeer statuette encrusted in tiny glittering slivers of mirrored crystals.
Honoring their daughters were Mrs.
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Mrs since King Knight. Remember, george Ernest Hart II. Aubrey goes down. Furthermore, granberry Holland Ward II. Did you hear about something like that before? Betwixt double 3 sets doors leading from foyer to the ballroom was a tall Douglas fir Christmas tree decorated with tiny clusters of almost white daisy mums, white Fuji mums and white twinkle lights. Needless to say, Victoria Natalie Hardy and Margaret Chatham Phillips, of Columbus; and Mary Adele Rackley of Starkville; in back, Elizabeth Arrington Posey and Madeline Aylett Beard, a lot of Madison; Elizabeth Dale Phillips of Columbus; Eliza Taylor Barrow of Tupelo; and Elizabeth Mixson Bateman and Katherine Maer Kerby, any of Columbus, Debutantes presented to society in December included, from left, in front, Anne Tyler Ward of Meridian. Throughout presentation and honorees introduction, Jackson Sessions played conventional favorites.