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


gown with touches of red
Miss Mary Turney Nations wore a
black lace gown made in series OF
fIounces and ornamented with beaded
jets.
Mrs. Kenneth D. oliver was gowned
in white chiffon, embroidered IN me
taI1ic gold roses. About her shoulders
was a graceful drapery of tulIe with
gold beaded tassels at the ENDS.
Miss Katherine Peak wore a gown of
gold coIored satin with drapery OF
Chiffon of the same shade.
Miss Bertha Pool wore white lace
dress with a wide girdle and shoulder
straps of lavender.
MIS- i A pickett wore a pale pink
crepe silk gown with white net over
draberv. The bodice was made IN bOtero
effect with pearl edges and pearl orna-
uents She wore pink roses IN her ha!r
Miss lydia Pence wore pink satin
with n net skirt and drapery. eage Ii
with bands Of the pink ana Win pearl
and crystal trimmings. 49,.
Miss FIoy Pence was in peach bloom
satin, with silver trimmings and a dra-
perry of cream lace.
bridesmaids costume from the Attken-
Locke wedding, a rose PINK gown WIN
embroidered chiffon tunlc. edged win
white fur ana a white lace Princess
Louise" cap trimmed with tiny rose
buds.
Mrs. Margaret Rowley wore a gown
Of metallic embroidered brocaded chill
fon in pale blue and silver, with Dig
bow of tulIe in her hair.
Mrs. George Ryan wore a pale pink
gown with net drapery and jacket
effect of pale blue velvet III
Mrs. H. L. Robinson wore white SILK
with an embroidered tunic and jet me-
Mrs. A. E. Rowlands wore a pale pink
creme de chine with a draped skirt and
embroidered net with pearl and seQun
trimmings. She wore necklace OF
Mrs. H 2. Robinson. wore black
crepe gown with lace trimmings
Mrs. W. R. Schultz wore white chiffon
with a pale rose pattern over pale pink
satin, and a wide pink glrdle; me
dress was trimmed with touches OF
black velvet and she wore a band OF
pearls and brilliants in her hair.
Miss Virginia Stewart wore pale
mink silk dress covered with embrOid-
cred lace Overdresss pearl edged Inc
gown had a girdle of pale gold silk
Mrs. NJ. P. SchUster wore a pale gold
costume with an Overdress of heavily
beaded black net and pale rose col
ored girdle. She wore a necklace OF
garnets and Iearls and a black aigret
with a garnet studded comb in her
hair.
Mrs. E. J. Stone wore black net over
satin, with black jet ornaments
Mrs. J. StolarOf was dressed in black
silk and lace.
Miss Ruby Stone wore an accordion
pleated white silk dress, with the
waist formed of pearl crusted net and
a wide pale blue girdle.
Miss Virginia Semple was dressed in
baby blue accordion pleated silk, with
lace drapery and bodice.
Mrs Frank A. Spence wore a Wisteria
gown with embroidered chiffon drapery.
md F1r1rro a1-r~ Of
gold metallic lace. She wore a large
gold lace and black velvet hat, trimmed
with pink roses. She carried a boquet
of Killarney roses, and wore diamond
Mrs. W. F. L. Simpson wore rale
green satin gown, with a drapery of
pale green chiffon, and white lace
bodice.
Mrs. D. P. Stewart wore pink silk
with net Overdrapery, a wide girdle
and pale rOsebuds on the shoulders.
Mrs. W. W. Stewart wore a black lace
gown over dark blue satin, with a pale
yellow girdle.
Miss Pearl stearns wore black
satin gown with a drapery of black
Jet beaded lace, and pink rose on her
shoulder
Mrs. W. S. Tilton wore black and
white costume The skirt was accor-
dion pleated white silk. and black lace
in boleTO jacket effect draped the skirt
Mrs; w. W Turney wore a gown of
pink brocaded chiffon velvet the bro
cade being of silver. Her ornaments
beads
Mrs. E. R. Thornton wore a gown Of
brown, with brOcaded velvet drapery
and large picture hat
w.
Mrs Dan T. White wore pale green
silk with white net drapery
Mrs. E. NJ. Whitaker wore turquoise /
eolored satin gown, with white lace !
Mrs. Norman NJ Walker was in white
saun, with chiffon drapery, and pearl /
and crystal trimmings
MISS Mildred Whitfield wore white
aigret in her hair.
mrs. Joe Wright wore yellow silk
uress, with blue girdle and blue trim
Hllngs, and large black hat
MIS- B. NJ Worsham was dressed in
pa 91lg green with lace and chiffon
III III apeTy- Pearls and crystals and bril-
llants ornamented the bodice and she
wore a "A strand collar of pearls.
Mss Grace WtngO was in pale yell
low VS. SIX with lace draperies.
rs v Il. Ware wore a peach bloom !
SaLn gown, with trimmings of white
4aSS' the lace forming the bodice.
Is FRED Weckerle wore yellow !
satin with lace trimmings.
Mrs ,. H. Worren's gown was of
with gold embroidered blue chiffon A
lSa rose caught the drapery at the |
: S ba Black fur edged the neck and
cue end OF the skirt panel in the back.
cue wore a necklace of small coral |
c caLneos and large cameo on her
Mrs. Harry T. Wall wore a gown of
80 stay cnllfon dTaped over white
sfIln Inc bodice was trimmed with
f IaoSr lace and silver blue and black |
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MISS Marion Young wore a pale rose
9 ttil uress with chiffon overdress of
s sES same shade. The overdress of the
It,Jt,' was made in deep flounces, edged
WIN, WIN wide bands of the same colored |
Eve, rGtyeL she wore a wide girdle of the
'elVet with cluster of rosebuds.
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