El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

brocaded black satin. Assisting Mrs.
Henning was little Minna Edwards,
who wore a white coionlal gown with
Mrs. H T. Bowie wore a Japanese
costume Of crimson, embroidered with
flowers and red flowers IN her hair
She was assisted at he table by Miss
Mary GOggin and Miss Elizabeth
Hawkins also in Japanese costumes.
Her table was placed under a large
Japanese paraSOL
Mrs. w. r. Schultz was assisted by
Mis-. Mar. Ramsay. Mrs. Schultz wore
a Japanese costume of orange with
the brocade in pale blue and Japanese
hair ornaments. Miss Ramsay wore a
gown of mahogany silk with lace
waist.
At Mrs. J. F. McKenzie's table the
servers wore Dutch costumes, Mrs. Nc
kenzie wore red skirt with black
velvet cOrslet and white waist and
cap. Her assistant Miss Olive Kelly,
wore q blue skirt, with the white
waist and cap and black cOrslet.
Mrs VIII Quigley wore Dutch COS
tune, with q skirt Of red.
Mrs VIII Quigley was assisted at
her table by Miss Dorothy Quigley
who wore a Dutch costume of red with
the typical white waist and cap and
black velvet cOrslet.
Mrs. H. l. Wright and her assistant
Miss Luelah Williams We're dressed IN
dutch style, Mrs. Wright wearing a
red skirt and Miss Williams a blue
skirt with cap also of blue. Both had
characteristic black velvet corslets and
white waists.
GOWmed as Normandy Peasants.
Mrs. Frank Spence was assisted by
Miss Lucille Daniels Miss Reba Ell
lott and Miss Irene Bryan. Miss Ell
lott and Miss Bryan were gowned as
Normandy peasants, with black vel
vet bOdices, yOkes and sleeves of white,
lace caps with pink bows and pink
skirts.
Assisting Mrs. s. Aronstein were
Miss Eleanor Matthias and Miss He'd
wig Matthias. The Misses Matthias
were gOwned in Quaker style with
brown dresses, white kerchiefs, white
aprons and white Quaker caps, tied
with black velvet ribbons.
Mrs. KunO DOerr presided over the
Spanish table. Her costume was
draped in Spanish dancer style with
a handsomely brocaded and embrOid-
cred Spanish shawl, heavily fringed.
She were flowers in her hair. Assist
Ing her were Miss Meta Ormsbee in a
gown Of gold satin draped with man
tila of Spanish lace. and Miss Enid
Ainsa in a white silk gown draped
With black Spanish lace.
Mrs. Harry HiU wore a modern gown
Of dark blue silk Her assistants
were Miss Mary Hill, who was dressed
in a gown Of the new tango shade,
Miss Gladys Garfield who wore white
crepe de chine, and little Ella May
Hill in pale blue.
japanese Candy Booth.
In the Japanese candy booth Mrs.
jay =. butcher was assisted by Misses
Rose Adams Irene Robinson and Edna
Robertson. Mrs. butcher wore Jap
auese costume OF rose cOlored accOr-
dion pleated silk, with rose cOlored
chrEsanthemums in her hair. Her as
sistants were gOwned in pale blue
japanese costumes with blue hair or
naments.
Mrs. Thomas Quigley was in charge
of the japanese house. She wore
real mandarin coat of dark blue quilted
satin, brOcaGed and embroidered In
pale blue dragons and flowers Be-
meath this she wore pale blue. Her hair
was dressed in Chinese stvle with Chi
ncse ornaments. Assisting her were Mrs.
Frank Fricldeton in q Japanese cos
tune OF pale blue silk brOcaded and
embroidered with pink flowers. Mrs.
John L. Miller, who wore a pink man
DARN coat embroidered in roses, over
a turQuois blue skirt with roses in
her hair: Miss Florence Cox. in a
and Mrs. L. J. TrOtd in a black silk
japanese costume embroidered with
golden dragons and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS as hair ornaments.
Mrs Francis Moore presided over
brio a brac table and wore a man
DARN coat of pale blue with fine
sprays of pale pink flowers embrOid-
little Anna Belle Watson, in a pink
silk Japanese costume.
China Painting Exhibit.
Mrs T N. Waller was in charge Of
the china painting exhibit. Among
these exhibiting work in this line were
Mrs It. NJ. Waller, Mrs. Clyde V. Nafc,
Mrs. c.. NJ. Clark, Mrs. Diamond Cook,
Mrs. Mary Il Gunton, Mrs D. Baker
Smith, Mrs. Lucille +. Carson, Mrs II.
T. Wright and Miss LeonOre Martin.
Mrs. S. J. FenneH was dressed