The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 29

a a a a 1 LOVEMANS 1939. THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN -FIVE Sunday Morning, December 8, Nashvillians to Rout Winter Via the Southern Route Some Have Already Gone, Others Deep in Plans For Setting Forth; Stuart, Delray Beach and Palm Beach Are Popular Resorts By MARY ANN PARDUE While casting an eye at the winter's coal supply, checking up on the amount of extra cover, and replenishing our winter wardrobes, it is pleasant to reflect on those fortunate beings who are making plans to turn their backs on "old man Winter," and head for the gunny southland. The destination set by most south-bound NashVillians is tropical Florida, where Santa Claus is as likely to use as a sleigh, and where vitimin is acquired with a coat of tan instead of a coated pill. Stuart, popular resort, special favorite among those who enjoy the sport of fishing, both in the river, since Stuart is located on the St. Lucie River, and on the ocean.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheek will leave early in the New Year for their winter home, "Bay Tree Lodge," on Sewall's Point near Stuart. Their daughter, Mrs. Eugene Forker, and her small daughter, Helen, of New York City, will accompany them down for a stay.

Their son, Pickslay Cheek, Mrs. Cheek, and their children, Frances and Pickslay, will also join them early in the New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Cheek left last week for their winter home in Stuart.

Others who plan to leave for Stuart in January inelude Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Houston, and Mrs.

G. M. Neely, who will be guests at the Pelican Hotel there. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace G. Hill will leave in mid-January for a two months' stay at the Pelican. Members of their family will join them at intervals during the season. Percy, Maddin, Stuart, and another his annual daughter, visiMiss Mary Belle Maddin, plan to leave for the popular resort in late January or early February 'to spend several weeks at the Pelican the Pelican Hotel. Delray Beach Delray Beach, with 1 its dazzling white beach and its accessibility to Miami and 'Palm Beach; Come bining the advantages of the small town with the metropolitan center, will as usual be a mecca for numerous Nashville groups.

Mrs. Edwin A. Price, who has already bpened her winter home, Lodge-By-The-Sea," plans to returning to Nashville for the Christmas holidays, but will return to Delray later in the winter to remain until late spring. Mrs. Price will have relatives and friends as her guests during the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harwell, with their children, Evalina, Leila, and Sam, third, plan to leave about the middle of January, to spend the remainder of' the winter at their cottage in Delray. They will be joined during the winter months by relatives and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Marr will leave December 12, by motor for Delray, to open their new cottage there." Mrs. Marr's sister, Miss Nell Major, will join them for the Christmas, holidays, Motor to Palm Beach Mr. and' Mrs. George Blackie will leave Saturday by motor for West Palm Beach, where they will take an apartment for the winter.

They will go by way of St. Petersburg, and from there to Lake Wales, where the famous Bok' Tower, with its musical chimes, is located. Mrs. George Hale plans to leave the latter part of this month. and will be a guest at the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach for a lengthy stay.

Mrs. John Reeves will leave early in January for Palm Beach. She will divide her time between Palm Beach and Stuart, and plans to return, as is her usual custom, at the time some of the famous Southern gardens are opening, and will visit some of the more interesting gardens en route home. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Farrell and daughters, Mrs. Ritchey Farrell and Miss Fairfax Farrell, will be located at Palm Beach, where they have taken a cottage for the season. Mrs. Whiteford R. Cole of Louisville, will be one of the interesting visitors at St.

Petersburg after Christmas. She will be guest at the Vinoy Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

Grant of New York City will spend the winter in St. Petersburg, where they have recently built a new home. Mrs. Grant is the former Miss Mary Dibrell of Nashville. Hadassah To Entertain Mrs.

Landau Mrs. Maurice Landau of Detroit, a member of the National Board of Senior Hadassah, will be the guest of the Madassah groups of Nashville on Tuesday. She will be the guest of the board of Senior Hadassah at a luncheon at Hermitage Hotel, preceded by a meetof the board at 11:45 o'clock. also at the hotel. Mrs.

Landau will be the honor guest at dinner given el the Business and Professional Women's Division and Junior Hadassah at the Sam Davis Hotel at 6:30 o'clock that evening. Mrs. Landau comes to Nashville in the capacity of advisor from the National Board, and her message is one of importance and interest. She is completing tour of the Southern Region and has visited Pensacola, New Orleans, Birmingham and Memphis, as well as other cities in this region where Hadassah chapters are functioning. She will go to Chattanooga and Knoxville from Nashville.

LOVEMANS CHRISTMAS CITY To the men! The Gift Supreme a handsome, luxurious Fur Beautiful rich furs of fine soft luscious skins, lovely lights and of color a choice selection of furs that we invite you men to see. A fur coat would mean a real Christmas thrill! Sable Dyed Kolinsky $495 Bronse Caracul Coat. $225 Let Out Weasel Coat $495 Fromm' Silver Fox Scarfs. $250 Tipped Skunk Coat Persian Lamb $450 Natural Siberian $199 Black Russian Squirrel Hudson Seal Cost $195 and others. Sketched: Tipped Skunk Great Coat, beautiful styling in this fine fur with heavy satin lining $250 SECOND FLOOR, LOVEMAN, BERGER TEITLEBAUM Pratt-True Vows Are Said The marriage of Miss Mary Lee True of Knoxville, daughter of Mrs.

Knox of Decatur, and William Edward Pratt of Knoxville, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pratt of Nashville, took place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the bridegroom's parents at 4401 Illinots Avenue. The ceremony was performed.

by the Rev. Harvey T. Kidd, pastor of the West Nashville Presbyterian Church, in the preeence of members of the two families and a few close friends. An altar, banked with palms and ferns and decorated with white chrysanthemums, was arranged in the living room. The program of nuptial music was given by Miss Thelma Pratt, a sister of the bridegroom, pianist, and Miss Gertrude Goodrum, cousin of the bridegroom, vocalist.

The bride wore a street length model of delphinium blue crepe, and a shoulder bouquet of Sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley. The bride's only attendant, Mrs. Jennie Buckingham, a sister of Mr. Pratt, wore a haze blue dress. Her flowers were Johanna Hill roses in shoulder arrangements.

Elam Felts attended Mr. Pratt as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt were hosts at an informal reception immediately following the ceremony.

Mrs. Pratt wore a navy blue ensemble with shoulder bouquet of gardenias. Later in the evening, the bridal LOVEMANS Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Steinhauer announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha, to William Raymond Shaw, of Lewisburg, son of W. C. Shaw and the late Mrs. Shaw, of Chapel Hill, The marriage will take place in mid- Winter, Miss Steinhauer was graduated from East Nashyille High School and was a member' of Pal Chi Omega preparatory school sorority. Mr.

Shaw was graduated from Forrest High School, Chapel Hill and attended Murfreesboro State Teachers College. He is connected with the General Shoe Corporation in Lewisburg. McCARVER-TERRY Mr. and Mrs. William G.

McCarver announce the engagement of their daughter, Hazelmai, Robert Wade Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Terry, The wedding will take in the rectory of St. Ann's Catholic Church on December 23. The bride-elect 'is a graduate of Cathedral High School and is couple left for Knoxville, where they will' be at home on East Fifth Street.

Out-of-town guests, who attended the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Kilby of Tracy City, and R. L.

Houston of Knoxville. member of Alpha Delta Kappa sorority and is a grandniece of Pinkey McCarver, former mayor of Nashville. The bridegroom-to-be was graduated from Bellevue High School and attended Vanderbilt University and is connected with the Victor Chemical Corporation. SHERRELL-ROBSON Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Sherrell, formerly of Fayetteville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Elizabeth, to Paul Wilson Robson, of Dayton, Ohio, son of Mr. Mrs. R.

E. Robson of St. Clairsville, Ohio. The wedding will take place on December 27 at the home of the bride's parents on Sixteenth Avenue, North. STEELE-EPPERSON Mrs.

J. C. Condon announces the engagement her sister, Miss Donia Steele, of Birmingham, to Harold Epperson, formerly of Nashville. The wedding will take place in Birmingham on December 31, Mr. Epperson is the son Mrs.

W. W. Epperson. SWANN-ELDRIDGE Mr. and Clyde N.

Swann announce the engagement of their Mira, daughter, Anne, to James Edward Eldridge, son of Mrs. James Charles Eldridge, and the late Mr. Eldridge. The wedding will take place at an early date. CHRISTMAS CITY A Starlight Dream for the gay and festive holidays! A Chiffon Evening This Christmas give a gift Beautiful Loveman's Hosiery 3 pairs lovingly packed in a velvet and satin box Our famous silk stockings are packed gift to you with 3 pairs of hose.

niche and we have an expert Gift wrapped with Loveman glitter. in the loveliest accessory box that is our Each pair is tucked in its own little Wrapping Section where your gifts can be Lovely "Loveman's Own" Twistettes are two or three-thread and are our best wearing sheer hosiery in flattering, filmy fabrics. 3 pairs of Twist 4.05 Crepesheer, three or -Mesisheer, two- thread. Excellent hose for a charming gift. 3 pairs of Crepesheer 3.00 "Lovemans Own" Mothwing is a two-thread hose that cannot run for it has a special lacy weave that is absolutely -proof.

3 pairs of Mothwing 4.05 "Loveman's Own" Kumfee-Top hosiery has a specially constructed knee that permits of more activity. 3 pairs of Kumfee -Top 4.05 All "Loveman's Own" Hosiery are in four colors: Musk, Toast, Santon, Dewberry and of course have the Angle-Knit Toe, the mark of fine hosiery. CALL 5-5771-STREET FLOOR, LOVEMAN, BERGER TEITLEBAUM If you're siren or saint, you can find just the type gown to emphasize your beguiling qualities or you might change your style as a surprise. We have chiffons, nets and metal cloths in an enchanting array for your selection 14.95 to 35.00. The dress sketched is of hyacinth chiffon over rayon taffeta slip, the bodice is shirred and the full skirt is circular, Metal cloth band and roses of the same finishes the top 14.95.

NO.S SECOND FLOOR, LOVEMAN, BERGER TEITLEBAUM CHANEL Scent-imental Gifts for Christmas dear to a woman's heart Fine Perfumes For big moments Little Jackets Smart and lovely bottles with exquisite perfumes, in a number of sizes, the ideal gift. the perfume she always uses or something very new and special. and 'they're charming gifts Jackets are everywhere and they do so many things for Chanel, No. 5, 2.25, 5.50 dram wardrobe, they will change a plain evening dress Chanel, Gardenia, 2.25, 5.50 1.35 a your dram that look. Chanel, Jasmine, 2.25, 5.50 1.35 dram into a dinner frock with "covered-up" Lelong, Jabot, 28.00 2.50 dram Guerlein, L'Heure Bleue, 5.00, 6.50 1.00 a dram Top: jacket of flannel elaborate with gold sequins, rose Guerlain, Shalimer, 10.00 1.60 white, blue, red, pearls or sequins 7.95.

Caron, Bellodgia, $6, 10.75 1.50 a dram Caron, Christines Night, $10, 19.25 2.50 Right: red velvet jacket with all-over quilted effect, Lentheric, Tweed, 1.25, 2.25, $4 1.00 in black, turquoise or red 5.98. CALL 5-5771 STREET FLOOR, LOVEMAN, BERGER TEITLEBAUM FIRST FLOOR, LOVEMAN, BERGER TEITLEBAUM.