El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-04
SIXTEEN MALDENS IN COL NAL COSTUMES
INACCURATE d. A. r. BALL WITH kLNUET

? her staff was tied with green chiffon
| and flowers,
Miss Walker McClellen wore pink
| with lowered dresden paniers, and the
/ bodice laced with black velvet Her
/ staff was ornamented with tule.
Miss Marion Young was a very dainty
/ figure in a pink costume, with touches
! of black velvet and white lace flchu-
Mrs Lee Orndorff was goWned IN
] lavender, with dresden lowered bodice
and paniers.
Miss Lillian Coles wore a blue gown
( with blue and white lowered pan1ers
and bodice, and a fichu of lace. Her
staff was tied with blue tulle, and or
namented with a spray of yellow chry-
santh emums
Miss Maize Coles wore a red flow
cred gown, with red carnations at her
I bodice.
Mrs. W. S. TiIton was gowned in. a
real Colonial dress that has been IN her
family for general tons 1t was of blue
and with it she wore a white tulle tlchu
and tulle paniers, and her staff was
tied with tulle-
Mrs. ]. W. Lorentzen wore a blue
and white Colonial gown.
Miss Clara Fink wore a pink quilted
skirt in the real Colonial style, with
bodice and paniers of Powered pink,
and pink plumes in her hair. Pink tulle
crowned her staff.
Miss Leona Black wore a pink gown
with panier drapery of dresden shades
OF due. ana ner SLaIL was OI4dulG4LtN
with tulle and flowers
In the Receiving Line.
Receiving the guests as they en-
tered the ball room were: Mrs. G. Z.
Kelly, wife of mayor c. E. Kelly, who
greeted the guests Mrs Kelly wore
a gown of black satin, with an over
dress Of black net trimmed in jet. She
carried q large bOquet of white chry-
santhemums. Mrs. Horace W. Broad
dus stood next in line. Mrs. Broaddus
is the regent of the Rebecca StOddart
chapter Of FL Paso. She wore an i'm
ported gown or blue satin with an
oVerdress of blue chiffon, with touches
of gold Mrs. BrOaddus carried a bo-
Harry Lyman, state regent, of San
Antonio. Texas, stood next in line, and
was gowned in white silk crepe
gown with overdress Of black net Her
gown was trimmed in rOse-point ber-
tina and she carried American beauty
roses. Mrs. A. V Lane, of Dallas, Tex.
wore a gown Of white eharmeuse with
overdress of black net; diamond orna-
ments. Mrs A. r. Towards gown was
a white satin meSsaline with real lace
and pearl trimmings. She wore dia-
monds. Mrs. Howard is from Pales-
tine, Texas. Mrs. Paul Atkinson. re-
cording secretary of the FL Paso chap.
ter. wore a gown Of cerise charmeuse
with overdresS of cerise chiffon and
black velvet trimming Mrs. d. cay
brook, of Austin, was goWned in white
charmeuse with skirt OF orange bro
caded satin. Mrs Henry Casters gown
was blue silk with lace trimmings.
Mrs. Irving Mcneil wore a pink and
white chiffon over pink charmeuse.
Mrs. Frank Brown wore a pink char
meuse with real lace trimmings; Mrs.
G. F. Hawkes. gown was of gray
charmeuse with Overdress of gray chif-
fon trimmed in pink and blue passa-
menterie. Mrs. Robert F. Campbell
wore a Colonial gown of Drocaded sa-
tin in cream and lavender with laven-
der velvet and pearl trimmings. She
also wore diamonds and her hair was
powdered-
The programs were embossed with
the insignia of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and held 10
dances. The march which was led BY
Mrs Harry Lyman. the state regent,
and mayor c. z. Kelly. Of FL Paso,
was the first in the order OF dancing.
They were followed by Mrs. Horace
Broaddus regent of the Rebecca Stod-
dart chapter and Claiborne Adams,
vice president of the chamber Of COM
merce The floor was crowded with
dancers until after II o'clock, when
some left. and dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour. There were over
500 guests present and time enjoyed
which will long be remembered by
those fortunate enough to be remem-
bered by the FL Paso chapter of the
Daughters.
Flags Used in Decorating.
American flags Of every size decor