El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-26

~ ~ ossociation and it was auctioned
again. ]. A Tapee buying the picture
for $40. ;-co,,I
majority of the men VINO, aItenueu , VIZ
evening clothes and all the women
we're gowned IL evening dresses. Inc
music, which was donated by tne
Musicians union and Wnlcn was IL
rected by Mrs II. W. AuSIlhs was %
DeciaIly good and the musicians We're
forced to play three anu -OuI %
~ e'-'-- The Receiving Line.
Tho executive board of the Charity
a association formed the receiving line
These We're: ,-,-;.7a,,t ,,t,o
move n costume of turquols blue
r,escaline- made with a long pointed
train. over this was a drapeLy VI S
yer brocaded chiffon OF the ssJI-e SO! -
Wide cream silk lace formed me
shoulders in q fan shaped cape 10 tle
hotfoua of the skirt in the back, emu
ing in q cluster Of large PeaII5 -
uoinI of the lace was drdpeu O'Ci -
shOulde-, attached WIN ..C,,,-e c1It
of pearls. Pearls edged the square s Cus
neck. and beaded net in JackeL erect
was worn over the bodice. she wore .
white algret in her hair Win d con coIliO
of brilliants and carried cream IOSG 5,
Mrs W H Burgess wore paIe PINK
creme de chine with an emDrolueIeu
Russian chiffon tunlc. me cIlllLoIi
was ornamented at each side anu on
the shoulder with large plCleILL ,
formed of brilliant sequlns me eG50
Of the tunic was finished in fur. she
carried a very large arm DoqueL %
long stemmed American Beauty roses;
tied with wide pink SILK rlpDoIls. 49, 49,
also wore a cOrsage boQCeI u 'iOi0'7
and Cecil Drummer roses -
Mrs. Claiborne Adams wore LS9ILt
embroidered lace gown Win So So!
drapery and train of Nile green Sel an
The bodice was of the cream lace ana
a large red rose was at the 81 uIe'
She wore a black aigret in her ndlr-
Mrs. Alfred Kerr was dresser IN
white lace with a coral velvet glrdle
and American Beauty roses. .,.--,, 81
Mrs. w L FOXWOrth wore gown OF
green satin covered with black point
de esnrit lace. The gown was finished
in a long pointed train and from lhe
shoulders the lace hung IN long
uointed cape. The round neck was
trimmed with black fur and the 1ur
was also over the shoulders. The skirt
was draped and caught with BOWS OF
black velvet studded with jets ana
brilliants She wore a black VelVet
girdle. Tiny pink rOsebuds ornamehIeu
Mrs. Z. S. Stewart wore white satin,
with bodice of drapery ana skirt
drapery of silver metallic lace with a
little cluster of pink satin rosebuds at
the shoulder. She wore a strahu o.
pearls about her neck. M
Mrs. Charles Davis wore white SILK
crepe gown, with pearl and crystal
trimmings.
Mrs. o. H. Baum was gowned in pale
yellow silk crepe, over pale yellow
charmeuse. over this was a drapery
of lace The bodice, neck and sleeves
were formed of heavily crusted chlI-
fon. trimmed in pearls and crystals
A band of diamonds completed the
neck and the brilliants extended over
the series of straps forming the
sleeves. She wore bird Of paradise
plumes in her hair.
Mrs. Guy Warren was dressed in
black velvet, draped over pale Dlue
chiffon, the velvet extending over one
shoulder The gown was made win a
train. A pink rose was attached TO
the drapery at the girdle and the cos
tune was trimmed with bands OF
black jet
Mrs. olga KohIberg was dressed in
black velvet, witia the bodice of white
lace. She wore a cOrsage boquet OF
violets and narcissus blossoms.
Mrs H. W. BrOaddus wore robe OF
black jet with cut steel trimmings over
black satin A large velvet rose was at
the wide jet girdle and the costume
was edged with seal.
Mrs. w E. Race wore a gown Of gold
colored chiffon over gold satin. The
tunic and bodice were trimmed with
narrow bands of crystals.
Mrs. Zach T. White wore white
satin costume with a tabard tunic OF
white net, trimmed with bands OF
pearls and crystals. The tunic was
edged with bands of silver embroidery.
The bodice was finished with a hlgh
white net medici collar.
Mrs W. W. Rose wore a black satin
and velvet gown, with bodice OF black
lace over white silk
Mrs. Van C. Wilson wore gown OF
cherry velvet with coral chltton
sleeves and yoke and sash. The gown
was trimmed with bands Of blue and
pink and silver bead work
Mrs. W. r. Brown presented the
guests to the receiving line. She wore
a costume of yellow and blue. The blue
was heavily grocaded with silver and
gold. The yellow satin formed the
train and the main body of the skirt.
Those present and their costumes
follow:
Mrs. Herman Andreas was dressed in
white satin with a tunic of chiffon
trimmed with crystals and pearls.
Mrs. Willis E. Ayers wore black
coat suit with handsome furs-
Mrs Frank Ainsa wore a black satin
gown with a drapery of black chiffon,
ornamented with a pattern of silver
metallic flowers.
Mrs. Charles z. Bryan wore yellow
satin with a black net overdress and
a black velvet cOrsage.
Miss Beulah Brown was in black net,
with black jet trimmings over pale
Miss Leona Black wore a white silk
gown covered with black lace and net,