El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-15
COTMLIONLED BY CAPT. H. ~ COOTES IS
AZURE OF THE SOCIAL CLUBS DANCE

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dance Of the season, given at the
Toltec club on Friday night, was
q success in every appointment The
success in every appointment Inc
club rooms, which are attractive IN
their pink tints, were especially so on
Friday night supplemented in colorlnS
by the many women in beautiful gowns
and the brilliantly colored favors
which were distributed during the
evening. the first half of which was
enjoyed by cotiIlion. Captain Harry
y. Cootes. OF the 18th cavalry, led the
cotuliou figures The reception room
Of the club was decorated in yellow
and white chrysanthemUms. Punch
was served in the bali room and the
table here was decorated in asparagus
ferns. At II o'clock a dinner Of four
courses was served. The tables were
decorated in red chrysanthemUms ana
on each small table stood a single
candlestick, with either green or Feu
shade.
Captain Cootes danced the first fig
ure of the cotilliOn with Mrs James u
1lcNary- the second with Mrs Ju-lls
krakauer: the third with Mrs l.. u
TVithersDoon; the fourth with Mrs
Vance Stewart; the fifth with Mrs. W
". TuTney, the sixth with MIS- L. =
Stewart: the seventh with Miss Walk
er Mcclellan the eighth with MISS
Pubv stone and the ninth with Mrs
w l. Tooley. The list of figures
danced with the music and faVors &C
comparing were as fOuoWs-
l. March fgure-''Iale from HoIL-
man" International rag The favors'
women, horn: men, parasol
Spiral figure Beautiful Lady
The favors women hat; men, nat
s. Hands over fisUre-''Tha now
] need YOU" The favors, men, rattle'
women. pink crepe paper muff and up
pet.
Favors. women. snake; men, bag with
5 Mems hurdle figu-e-"In get
you" TeVors. women, bas and basket
men. carnation-
6. WOmen's hurdle figure" Down
on the Alabam- FavOrs, women,
whips men. carnation-
= Southern cross figure-"Silver
Threads" Women, wands.
8. March figure" Dream Of HeaV-
en-" FarOrs. women, lighted lanterns
The hurdle races caused much merri-
meat and the southern Cross inquire
which is especially attractive was IN
PRODUCED to Fl Paso for the first time
in cOdllion bE captain COotes on trt-
dav ni-ht James c.. McNary is presl-
dent Of the Social club and much cred
i is due him for the enjoyment and sue
cess of the dances this year Mesdames
YSabIe FIato. W H. Burgess 7. G. Nc
NARY Leila Moore and Julius hrak-
auer distributed the favors- Mrs Nc
c1ar. wore a gown of rose chdrmeuse,
yelled in black net, with real lace
trimmings. MIS- Flato.s gown was OF
white satin with over dress OF WnlJe
lace and silver spangle trimmings
She wore diamonds. Mrs Burgess
gown was Of rose charmeGse Eelled n
gold net oEerdress- Mrs Arakauer
wore a pale pink gown Of charmeuse
with gilt SDaugle trimmings AlIs-
Moore's gown was q pink brocade0
rharmeuse with so OF blue crepe
de chine and passementrie trimmings
The programs for the evening We're
decorated NTH the monogram or the
club il git. Those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace W. Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. W H Burgess. Nj and
Mrs. Fred billings. Mss Beulah Brown.
Misses MaybeIle and Pauline Bryan
Mr. and Mrs ". :. Crombic. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. C. Coles. Mr. and Mrs c w
Groom, Miss Ivan Cool, DIT. Branch
Craige, James Curtis
Nj ami Airs. Charles Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs John L Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs r NJ
Dudley. M and Mrs. Lamar Davis,
Miss Olive Davis, Lucille Daniels
Miss Harriet Ellis.
Frank Fneuelle. il. M and Mrs B.
L Farrar, A. c. Roster, jr-' Mrs sa-Dsl
FlatO.
Miss Anne Lee Gaines, Alan R
Grabbing
Robert L Holiday, 1Ir. and Mrs. En-
nett Hines. Talbot Hill Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Harding, J. IL Harris
Miss Halle irwin
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Mr. and Mrs Julius Krakauer. Nj
and Mrs. f. ". Kayser. J. B. kilpat-
rick. Ar. and hrs. Alfred Kerr, Page