El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-20
Dances

DIHGGS
4 pretty dancing exhibition was given
saturday night in the ballroom of the
EIhs clubhouse by a NUMBER OF the
yOutger girls and boys, unoeL the d.
teclon Of Miss Evelyn Bell me per
LOIinance opened with butterfly
oance which was very dainty. All the
niue girls were in butterfly costumes,
HlIIh many cOlOred wings, ana as they
Uahced about, cOlOred lights were
lnroWn upon them, making a very
pretty picture. Zitella Fisher was the
butterfly queen, and Nellie Weber the
SOLO dancer The other butterflies We're;
SOphla Williams, lrina DAVIS, Myra
Jackson, Helen Conway, Mary Corn
wall Silvia Rivers Harriet Heermans
and Bernice BOYLE.
A Spanish dance was executed by
SOPHIE Williams and Irma Davis, IN
spanish costumes of red with black
DoIeros and black sashes. Later IN the
costume.
"A Waltz of Youth was danced by
Myra jackson, Silvia Rivers, Helen Con-
way and Harriet Heermans, in white
dresses, Two Of the girls with PINK
sasheS, hair bows and slippers and
stockings, and the other two with blue
accessories.
a japanese dance in costume was
given by Bernice BOYLE Harriet Her
mans Mary Cornwall Silvia Rivers,
Myra JocksOn and Helen Conway.
In dainty ballet costumes, a ballet
dance, Petite" was danced by Bernice
Boyle and Mary Cornwall. The cos
tunes were of white, ornamented with
garlands Of pink roses
Two society dances were given, the
"MaXlXe," in which LOnnie Sarrels, Jack
Vowel, Sophia Y illiams and Irma
Davis danced, and the hesitation waltz,
danced by HanlOn DubOse, Fred Hum
phreys, Nellie Weber and Zitella Fisher.
During the evening Mrs, c. o. Rucker
gave q number of entertaining read
ings. and Miss Gertrude Bell sang. The
musicians of the evening were Mrs
Harry Clunn, at the piano, and c. H
Hopfield, at the violin.
A very enjoyable dance was given
Friday night by the Saxon club at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. McClintOck,
on Montana street. The house, which
is most adaptable for entertaining, was
prettly decorated with flowers and
ferns At one end of the dining room
was the Saxon banner hung against
A background OF ferns. over the mantel,
which was banked with ferns and flow
ers, was the Saxon panel ilumined
with electric lights. A stringed or
chestra played the music and in the
intermissiOn between dances, refresh
ments of sandwiches, cakes and punch
were served Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Nc
C44uLUCh anu MI ana MIS- - u. I1aWkll-
son were the chaperOns. Some Of the
guests were: Misses Beatrice Pate
man, Maybelle Bryan, Irene Bryan,
Beulah Brown, Camille Kibler, Ethel
Crawford, Meta Ormsbee, Emile Orms-
bee, Clara Fink, Harriet BOttOrff,
Maurine Carter, Anita. Maetze and Mo-
zelle Spring. The boys were: Arthur
HawkinsOn, Robert Mullin, Eugene
Smith, Robert Hoover, Frank Roberts,
Frank Ross Floyd Bates, VIII Alberts,
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Foster, George Nee, H. N. Norris, Clar.
ence Vaughan and Ward WorthingtOn.
The Omega Epsilon Kappa fraternity
gave a pleasant little dance Saturday
night in the Catholic Athletic asSOcia-
ton gymnasium. The hall was attract
lively decorated in o. L. K COlOrs of
purple and white, and the fraternity
pin, illumined with electric light globes,
was a prominent feature Of the deco
rations. Mrs. Isabelle NOrville chaper-
one the young people, who were: Misses
Clara Fink, Beatrice Pateman, Meta
Ormsbee, Emile Ormsbee, Ruby Had
lock, Irene Bryan, Isabelle Springer and
Camille KILLER; McSsrS. Robert Mullin,
Carl Upton, Archie Vaughan. Eugene
Smith, julius Heerman's Ward Worth
ington, Nelson Rheinheimer, H. NJ.
Morris, Baylor Foster, Lewis Croolxer
and Vernon Lyman.
The weekend dance at the Country
club Saturday night was attended by a
large sized crowd Of both military folk
ana FL. PasOanS4-f Among those pres
ent were Col. and Hrs. Joseph Gar
rard, Col and Mrs. J. c. Waterman, Col
and Mrs. Frederick Perkins, Col and
Mrs. Robert d. Read, Mai. and Mrs. c.
n. Barney, Mai. and Mrs. Charles D
Rhodes, Capt and Mrs. J. B. Higgins,
Capt and Mrs. Harry N COOtes, Capt.
and Mrs. George c. Barnhardt Capt.
and Mrs. John ". Craig, Capt. and Mrs
Howard r. RickOk, apt. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Hunt, Capt. and Mrs. J. H
Lewis, Capt. and Mrs. Bertram john
son, Capt. and Mrs. A. v P. Anderson,
Lieut. and Mrs. W. w. West jr. Lieut.
and Mrs. Ralph Talbot, jr., Lieut. and
Mrs. 9. L. Stevenson, Lieut.. and Mrs. H.
A. meyer, Lieut.. and Mrs. Leland
Wadsworth, Lieut.. and Mrs. Milton G.
Holiday, DR.. and Mrs Hugh White,
DR.. and Mrs. W r. Jameson, DR.. and
Mrs r. L. Ramey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Harness, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mavfield
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
FINLEY, Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Semple, Mr..
and Mrs: w. H. Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs
Vance Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.
Torres Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hawks, Mr..
and Mrs. K. D. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
a. Happier, Mr. and Mrs. James l.
MARI, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pomerov.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer, Mr. and Mrs
I rank AlHSd5 MI and Mrs. A L
Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ainsa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Brown, Mr. and Mrs
Waters Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ladd: Mes
danes William Wall. Charles Ziegler
J. /. Lehman. A. F. Hill. Jesse Lee. nj
NJ McNamee, Stanley Johnson, Josephine
Nations Morfit. W W. Dudley; Misses
Mary GOggin, Hilda Sauer, Alice Wifi
Glen Adams, Emily Kemp, Nell Pollard
Buelah Brown, Edna Hirshfnger. Vir-
ginia Frances Gillespie, Kate Stolzer
Olive Davis, Valera Garrard. Frances
Fitzgerald, Anne Lee Gaines. I,emire
Nebeker, Hazel Davis. Nancy Lakeland
Mabelle Mason, Lucille Daniels. Edith
Baird, Elizabeth Waterman. Alice Col
laday; Col c. A. P. Hatfield. Mai. r p,
/. Niche, Capt George Estes. Ijeuts
A L. +. Sands, H. J. NJ Smith. Harold
Z. Lutz, Roy o. Henry, H. B. S. BurweII
Neil 6. Finch, John NJ Thompson. 3 a.
Lehman, Welton " 1lOdisette, DR.. Rob-
ert J. Foster; Messrs. Ed. [. Tinker A
J.. Cox, Page Kemp, Ted Davis, lanes
Curtis, Robert Holiday, r. Brown
Charles StolI Gunther Leasing. Charles
CressOn, George Seneff, Garnett Kine
w. F. Payne, Paul Thomas. IowfbeT
Wood, Jack Pryor and Allen Grambline-
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