El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
BEAUTIFUL GOWNS
At CHARITY BALL
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Of the same shade chiffon. Her hair
ornament was an embroidered Dullloh
band with a stunning bow OF purple
green and pink gauze-
Miss Julia. Pool-EmbrOidered pastel
blue chiffon Overdress, cut IN Ils4tall
ends and edged with wide yellow
satin band over satin Of the same SOIL
shade. The decOllete neck was edged
with tiny blue satin rOsebuds- A black
lace train fringed with black jet balls.
Mrs Max Weber-Palest blue with a
white gauze Oversip, Ornamented with
panels Of black jet embroidery
Mrs James Marr-Wh1te SILK pleaIeq
over underslip of yellow satin, hoobled
slightly with a deep yellow band The
overslip was bOrdered with a pattern
Of large yellow roses, which formed
the semi-empire waist A very large
blue stoned buckled caught the folds
Of the waist in front and gave an in
teresting colornote. Her ornaments were
diamonds and avery handsome carved
gold comb was well set off by her dark
hair.
Mrs. D. N. Payne-Blue silk with a
black beaded net Overdress trimmed
with bands of black velvet; wreath Of
diminutive pink roses Of satin over one
shoulder and about the neck; Orna-
ments Of pearls and amethysts; large
black picture hat
Mrs. ". L. Gaines-Nery pale blue
with a princess oYerSlip of cut jet net.
Mrs. 1. H MOntmOrency-Black silk
fish net over black chiffon crepe in
princess effect
Mrs. Otis Coles-ApricOt satin. with
an overdress Of a paler shade of net,
heavily embroidered about the neck and
edge.
Miss Frances CIark-Tunic of net,
heavily crusted with steel bugles, over
London smoke chiffon, with pearl en-
broidery about the neck, shoulders and
sleeves.
Mrs. Van c. WilsOn-Meteor blue crepe.
with tiny coral bead embroidery, fur
and real Irish lace. Her ornaments
were coral and pearls.
Miss Ruth McCurdy-Dresden pink
silk marquisette under a gauZe over
dress of the same shade; Dresden rfb-
bon trimming and crystal bugle Orna-
ment about the neck She wore a pink
plume in her hair and carried an arm
ful of pink roses.
Miss 7. Hauge-Green silk with gauze
overdress, wreath Of tiny pink satin
rOsebuds in her hair.
Mrs. NJ. L, Marstella-Pink satin with
an ioverdress OF lace, fringed with
pink and heavily beaded.
Mrs. ". T. Gillies-Heavy white satin
princess gown with long train, elabO-
ratelv embroidered bodice, trimmed
with duchess lace; pearl hair orna-
Mrs. D. C. CroweIl-White net over
white chiffon, pearl embroidery about
neck and pearl necklace.
Miss Flora Campbell-Sky blue silk,
princess style, ornamented with cut jet
garnitures.
Miss Jouett Fall-Green gauze tunic
over pale lemon silk. The tunic was
heavily crusted with bead passemen-
terie, and pearl and crystal medallions
about the bodice. She wore a FlOren-
tine cap of brown silk cord, studded
Mrs. Harriet CIark-Gown Of Irish
rose lace, under a black beaded mar
quisette tunic, heavily banded about
the bottom edge with Irish lace; neck
trimming Of Napoleon green.
Miss Gertrude Ellis-Lavender satin
under lavender beaded net tunic; bas-
ket braid lavender hair bandeau She
wore gold slippers and carried yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. G. 0. Ledbetter-Pale blue silk,
with a beaded lace Overdress-
Miss Katherine Coles-Dotted white
net over white satin, with a deep semi
hobble band OF pink.
Miss Lucy Werne-Pale lemon satin,
with gauze tunic of the same shade,
trimmed with gold beaded bands; gilt
embridered hair band with white
aigrette.
Mrs. K. D. Franklin-Black Jet over
black silk.
Mrs. G. C. WimberIy-Black chiffon
over gray satin. She carried American
beauty roses.
Mrs. Dudley s. Dean. of Boston. the
guest of her sister. Mrs J. G. McNary-
Black satin with embroidered train, di-
vided waist style, half Of black satin
and half of white chiffon
Mrs. George LeBarOn-Whitec chiffon,