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Coronation of King NOMTOC L

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King Jourdan

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Queen Blair Burns

NOMTOC: 50 Years Strong in Algiers

"NOMTOC, 50 Years Strong in Algiers" was the theme of the bal masque presented by the Jugs Social Club's Krewe of NOMTOC -- "New Orleans' Most Talked of Club" -- Saturday in the La Nouvelle Orleans Ballroom of the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. 

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Reigning as Queen NOMTOC XLIX was Miss Blair Brunet Burns, daughter of Mr. Winston J. Burns, Jr. and Mrs. Wendy Brunet Burns, former Queen NOMTOC XVII. The Queen greeted her subjects wearing an elegant gold sequin and soft lame customized princess cut gown. The royal gown has a sweetheart neckline and trumpet bottom with an off the shoulder sleeve. Her Majesty's gown front is fully adorned with both rhinestone and silver appliques placed from top to bottom, with purple stones in an aligned pattern and individually placed crystals. The queens collar is embellished with customized shapes as well as sequin trim. The Queens 14-foot mantle of gold lame is trimmed with white faux fur enriched with a crown on the top of the 50th year roman numeral, largely embossed with feathers encompassing the signature year, along with personalized designs and rhinestones. 

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His Majesty the King, Mr. Lawrence Jourdan, Jr., wore a rich gold sequin and soft lame custom-made tunic costume with silver rhinestone appliques. His Majestys tunic front is fully embellished with both rhinestone and silver appliques placed from top to bottom, with purple stones in an aligned pattern and individually placed crystals. The kings elaborate white feathered collar is adorned with gold and silver sequin trimmed shapes, along with splashes of both purple and crystal Aurora borealis rhinestones. The Kings 14-foot mantle of gold lame is enriched with white faux fur, decorated with JUGS Crest top mirroring the actual club emblem, along with personalized designs and rhinestones.

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Making their formal bows to society as members of the court were Misses Meaghan Kristina Jones, daughter of Mr. Michael and Ms. Kesler Camese-Jones; Marley Ijay Arnaud, daughtrer of Mrs. Idell and Mr. Lester James Arnaud; Kalis Giwann Pierce, daughter of Ms. Cindy L. Jourdan; TyChaunda L. Brown, daughter of Mr. Danny and Mrs. Dedria Gordon; Zoe Cherice Nelson, daughter of Mr. Barry and Mrs. Zena Nelson; Courtney Sade Mercadel, daughter of Mr. Desmond and Mrs. Aisha Henderson; Teon Maria Denet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teneco Denet, Sr.; Kayla Arianne White, daughter of Ms. Sabrina White; Zoe Alyssa Cordova, daughter of Mrs. Dwana and Edmond Cordova, III; Jahlia Sanee DeBiew, daughter of Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Cashur DeBiew; Mignon Breyone Nelson, Daughter of Ms. Jolanda Precillia Waiters; Iyian Mykiel Paige, daughter of Mr. Ira Paige and Ms. Laura Lee; Taylor Lynn Porter, daughter of Ms. Brandi Porter; and, Alana Richardson, daughter of Mrs. Ashley and Mr. Louis Richardson, Jr.

 

Theme-bearers were little Misses Alexa Dominique Felton, daughter of Ms. Courtney Collins; and Kalei Anaya Larche, daughter of Ms. Brandy Martin and Mr. Joshua Larche; 

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Pages to the queen were little Misses Aubrey B. Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Henderson; Chloe D. Henderson, daughter of Mr. Desmond and Mrs. Aisha Henderson; Jai Cye Cyntrell Vernon, daughter of Ms. Juvon McSwain and Mr. Demetrius Vernon ; and Carlie M. Williams, daughter of Ms. Tiffany George and Mr. Curtis Williams, Jr.

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Pages to the king were Masters Braxton L. Griffin, son of Ms. Keon Foley-Griffin; Braylon Adell Mickey, son of Ms. Brittany Felix and Mr. Braxton Mickey; Bryan Thierry, Jr., son of Mr. Bryan, Sr. and Mrs. Kiara Thierry; and, Denim Louis Williams, son of Ms. Alana Anderson and Mr. David Williams.

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Serving as trumpeters were Masters Demy Andrew Atkins, son of Ms. Raiana Clark and the late Mr. Dwayne Atkins; and, Teneco Andre Denet, Jr., son of Mr. Teneco, Sr. and Mrs. Megan Denet.

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