El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25

W. d. ,rbfte and blue electric lights, sur
rounded by smilaX- PINK canuleS IN
massive crystal candelabra on the buff
fet and tables added their light 10 the
picture. In this fairy IKE place DAINTY
refreshments were served
Assisting Mrs. Campbell IN entertain
inc her CHESTS were the following.
Mrs. w. w. Turney, who wore a rose
cOlored crepe de chine, with trimmings
Of lace.
Mrs W. II. Burgess wore a gown Of
red charmeuse with old rose point
lace trimmings and touches of ermine.
Mrs. Ann Krause, VINO was attrac-
lively gOWned in a lace robe over silk.
Mrs. Robert D. Read wore a lavender
satin gown, en- train, with drapery of
fringed embroidered net
Mrs. Charles LOOMS was gOwned
in a cascade minaret gown OF cerise
chiffon over a skirt Of white satin.
Mrs. John Dyer wore gown of two
color combination cut velvet IN pale
green with the upper part Of pale pink
cut velvet
Mrs. U. S. Stewart was gowned in
pale pink brOadclOth with lace jacket,
the sleeves edged with gray maribOu.
Mrs. c. n. Barney wore a white char
meuse gown, with trimmings of lace
and silver beaded net
Mrs. Alfred Kerr wore a white char
meuse gown, edged with maribOu and
q DOQlCe QIdDGfN Oh eIuDI O4QtLGQ net
Mrs. j. A. Pickett was dressed in
pink crepe de chine, with lace draper
les and bodice garnitures of pearls
and beads. She wore a cOrsage bOquet
of violets and pink carnations. Her
headdress was Of pink octrich plumes,
with a gold band.
Mrs. r. B. HOman wore a blush pink
taffeta gown, draped over the should
ers and bodice with lace and chiffon.
and touched with black velvet.
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terra Gotta cOlored silk, with lace drap-
ries and trimmings and little edgings
Of dark fur
Mrs. VIII K. MARI wore a cerise chif-
fon dress draped over white silk and
garnitures of beads and pearls orna-
menting the cOrsage.
Mrs. Zach White was dressed in a
gray silk MORE gown with neck RUFF
and yoke of black and white pleated
net.
Mrs. H. r. Gamble wore pink silk.
draped with shadow lace. The minaret
was edged with white ostrich plumes
which also edged the sleeves. Her
cOrsage bOQuet was of violets.
Mrs. w. r Brown wore a two color
combination gown of green brocaded
satiOn, with cerise chiffon bodice A
fillet Of gold leaves ornamented her
hair.
Mrs. W L. Gaines wore a black cut
velvet gown with white crepe de chine
bodice, edged about the neck and
sleeves with black and silver beads
Mrs. Lamar Davis was gowned in a
white taffeta, figured with small pink
roses. On the bodice were panels Of
green, covered with lace.
Mrs. G. L. WitherspOOn wore a pale
/ blue silk gown with draperies and
bodice of white lace
Mrs. Otis Coles wore gown Of white
silk, finely striped with green and
trimmed with lace.
IN black satin with black lace trim
ming.
Mrs. E V. Berrien wore a gown Of
Taupe cOlored satin, trimmed with
cream lace and black chiffon.
Mrs c. 2. Kelly wore a black satin
gown with overdrape of black jet and
a cOrsage bOquet Of jonquils.
Mrs I. A. Shedd wore amethyst char
meuSe with an OVerdress Of chiffon in
the same shade. Her corsage bOquet
was Of viOlets and Cecil Drummer roses
Mrs w T. HlXson wore black satin
gown, ornamented with black lace
Mrs. Charles AnStrand wore a gown
Of old gold charmeuse, draped with
chiffon Of the same tone.
Mrs. J. W. Mcconnell was gOwned in
pink, with an overdress of lace and a
green gridle- She wore a Juliet cap
of pearls
Mrs. o. H Baum wore a gown Of
white en- train, with concentrations
u cut DEdQ5 anu pearls.
Mrs. II. c. Myles wore white satin
under black lace.
Mrs. B. I. Farrar wore a white lace
robe over white silk and diamond orn-
aments
Mrs. Charles Davis wore a white lace
mrs. S. T. Turner wore a gown Of
black lace over Lavender charmeuse
Mrs. B. N. Worsham was dressed in
pink messaline over white silk.
Mrs. ETaude Deane wore a pink silk
gown with a lace tunic and pink girdle
with touches Of black velvet.
Miss Walker Mcclellan wore a pale
pea green silk dress. with paniers
draped over q pleated skirt Of the same
shade The bodice was yelled vaith
futurist tinted chiffon in pastel tones.
Miss Glenn Adams was dressed in
gray crepe de chine, with trimmings
of black lace and silk embroideries.
She wore a gold net Tango cap.
Miss Emily Kemp wore her debut
gown of changeable pink and gold silk
made Dolly Madison style, with lace
drapery about che bodice and a spray
Of pink satin rOsebuds extending
across the bodice.
Miss Karma Deane was gowned in
an accordion pleated costume Of mid
night blue, with bodice drapery of gold
net. She wore a cOrSage bOquet Of
american beauty roses and a gold net
tango cap and gold slippers
MISS lzGLLLlIe NGDEhEE wore q gown OF
lavender panne velvet en- train. edged
with brown maribOU, and draped over
brOcaded satin of the same color tone
Miss Anne Lee Gaines was dressed
in yellow satin, with an embroidered
lace drapery, edged with brown fur,
and a green grille.
Miss Frances Gillespie wore yellow
taffeta, with black trimmings and a
corsage boquet Of red roses.
Miss Jettie Pruett was dressed in
pink taffeta, with pleated white net
bodice and drapery.
Miss Halle irwin wore green silk,
with a drapery panier style, black
Spanish lace.
Miss Pruett and Miss Irwin presided
at the punch bowl
Several hundred guests called during
the afternoon.
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Mrs Walter Scott and her sister.
Mrs. Jessie Belk de Blanc, entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a reception in
honor of Mrs. Charles Craig BeIk. of
Houston, Texas, a bride who is spend
ing her honeymoon in Ell Paso.
Mrs. ScOtts home on Nevada street
was attractively decorated with white
carnations and quantities of green
ferns. Red candles in crystal sticks
were used about the rooms In the
dining room Killarney roses in a large
basket formed the centerpiece of the