El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-04
DANCES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The masked ball given New Years
eve by the Ell Paso Social club was the
prominent event of the week and was
a brilliant climax to the many holiday
festivities
The beautiful ToItec ball room.
where the affair took place, was with
out decoration save for Christmas bells
hung here and there, suggesting holt
day atmosphere and affording a gay
touch Of color.
Many beautiful costumes were worn
by the merry dancers, and throughout
the evening the bail room presented
kaleidoscope picture of charming color.
The representations were excellent,
every conceivable thing being repre-
scented, from the clown and Irish po-
liceman, to the stately men and women
of the old colonial days.
The dance program contained II
numbers, which were completed before
midnight. The Fort Bliss band furnish
ed music for the dancing with its usual
dash and color. Two course buffet re-
freshments followed the dance. served
in the club dining room on the second
floor.
Among the many beautiful costumes
worn were:
Mrs. w. r. Brown-Representin a
pioneer member OF the Social club.
wearing a very handsome gown Of
cerise satin. covered with jet.
Mrs. H. A Boas-A French costume
of the sixteenth century. Of white sat
in with cape in the crushed peach col.
ors. and very becoming peaked hat.
Mrs w w Turney-Milk maid, at
tractive costume in white, with cap,
apron and neck fichu-
Mrs. Julius Krakauer = Spanish
dancer, handsome costume Of black
satin, with red shawl drapery.
Miss Virginia Semp1e-Milk. maid,
blue and white costume, with apron
and fichu.
Miss Anna shelton-Old-fa fashioned
girl of 81. with costume of white or
CANDY. ruffled skirt. pink poke bonnet,
basket of pink flowers
Mrs. J. A Happer-Trained nurse.
white costume with white cap and
apron.
Mrs. l. c. witherspoon-colon
dame, blue satin gown. over dress OF
blue and pink flowered silk.
Mrs. William Glasgow-Gypsy. hand
some costume in red with beads and
Gypsy bracelets
Mrs. Linnie wolcott-Colonial dame,
becoming costume OF pink flowered
silk; powdered hair
Mrs. Josephine N Morfit-Chinese
roblewoman costume in red. mandarin
coat, heavily embroidered in red and
gold.
Mrs. A. P. Coles-Little Miss Muffet.
pink and gold empire gown; very be-
coming poke bonnet in gold
Miss Frances Clark-Colonial girl.
dainty pink lowered costume trim
m.ngs of pink ribbons and lace
Miss Ruth McCurdy-Indian girl. be-
coming costume of red and gold: head
dress of porcupine feathers and quilts.
Miss Mamie Lackland-Poinsetta
white silk gown covered with poinset-
tas.
Miss Lucy Werne-Gypsy. skirt OF
red. black and gold. white blouse and
white over jacket
Miss Henrietta Buckler-Spanisb
dancer. yellow satin, draped with yell
low scarf. black lace mantilla, yellow
! Miss olga wOmack-colonial girl.
pink lowered dress over pink silk.
powdered hair.
walker McCIenen-Juliet costume.
white crepe. gold cord girdle. trim
mings OF gold. and gold slippers.
Mrs W. L. Brown-French maid.
black dress. white cuffs and cellar
white apron.
Mrs. ". s. Tilton-Martha Washing
ton, green poplin costume. white fichu
and white wig.
Mrs. Bosworth-French maid. black
gown. white collar and cuffs, white
apron.
Miss Carrie Race-Little Miss Muffet.
costume of pink crepe, pink poke bon
net.
Miss Elizabeth Barton-Bo Peep. yell
low satin with lowered overdress in
pannier style, poke bonnet in black and
yellow. decorated with roses.
Miss Maud Austin-Juliett costume,
blue satin, long puffed sleeves, ropes
of pearls
Miss jamie Ellis-POppy. crepe cos
tune skirt covered with green leaves.
red bodice. big poppy hat
Anna Grace Ellis-Butterfly, yellow
gown. decorated with black butter
flies. black and gold wings
Miss Chamberlin-Gypsy. handsome