El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-08

of the yellow satin. The costume was
ornamented with pearl trimmings.
Miss Milda Connolly was dressed in
white satin, with short Jacket effect
tuniC of chiffon heavily Ornamented
with sequins and pearls. She wore a
band of white tulle finished with a
white aigret in her hair.
Miss Margaret COtter wore 2 light
pink silk costume with lace overdress.
She carried pink carnations and ferns.
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Mrs William S. Doble wore gown
Of pale green silk with narrow bands
of black velvet Ornamenting the neck.
Mrs. T. A. Darling was cOstumed in
pale blue silk crepe, with an Overdress
of embroidered chiffon trimmed with
tiny fTills Of black net.
Mrs. VIII Eichael. of Evansville, In
diana, wore a black. velvet gown with
chiffon ornamented with a pattern of
black jet bodice drapery.
Mrs. s. J. Prudential were a gown
of white satin, with the train and lower
border Of the gown of royal blue velvet.
A tunic of blue chiffon was worn over
the costume, the bodice trimmed with
silk net, ending in Spanish lace for the
sleeves. Bands of brilliants edged the
bodice which was trimmed with crystals
End beads Diamond pins Ornamented
her hair and she wore pink roses.
Mrs. J. A. Gillett wore blue silk
dress with trimmings of white lace.
Miss Bessie ellison was dressed in
satin of a deep shade Of pink with
shadow lace sleeves Tiny pink silk
roses trimming the bodice. She wore
a bOquet of red and white carnations
and ferns.
Miss Estene Goodman wore white
satin with a tunic of gold lace and
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can Beauty roses and ferns.
Mrs. W. J. Harris wore a satin gown
with jet ornaments. Her cOrsage bOquet
was of red carnations and ferns.
Miss Lottie Hintze was dressed in
white satin under pale green chiffon
with narrow fringe of ostrich
feathers trimming the waist. She wore
pearl and crystal head band and wore
a corsage bOquet of pink roses.
Mrs E. c. Hitchcock wore a gown
of black satin, with trimmings of Jet
mented with jet hung from her should
ers. She wore a white aigret in her
hair and cOrsage bOquet Of pink and
white roses.
Mrs. II. P. Jackson wore a costume of
white Chinese silk heavily Ornamented
with handsome Chinese embroidery in
soft shades of pink, blue and green.
The costume was made with the tunic
skirt and a drop skirt of the pink en-
of Chinese enamel and gold ornaments
linked together and finished with tas-
sells of blue and gold.
Mrs. William lessen wore a gown of
salmon pink silk made in basque eff
feet with a pink accordion pleated
skirt and a drop Shirt of the pink en-
brOidered net. The net also draped
the bodice. She wore pearl band in
her hair.
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Mrs HaymoE KrUpp was in black sa-
tin with an Overdress of black silk net l
and bands of black velvet trimming |
with Jet ornaments. She wore a dia- |
nond Lavallier
Mrs A Levy wore black satin COM 1
5ined with black velvet trimmed with |
white net A cluster Of red roses was (
at her belt.
Miss Reece Littleton wore a gown of 1
pale yellow crepe de chine under a /
tunic of yellow chiffon trimmed with (
steele beads. She wore white roses.
steel beads. She wore white roses.
pink satin, with a bodice of white lace
net, Ornamented with steel beads and :
crystals. She wore a pearl necklace /
and at her girdle was a cluster Of red I
roses.
Miss Helen Lake wore turquoise blue
satin. with bodice drapery and skirt
irapery of gold silk lace. The bodice /
vas of cream cOlored silk crepe COW
sred with the gold lace. She wore a
Of pearl beads and corsage
)oquet Of pink roses.
Miss Pearl Montanye wore a yellow |
iatin gown with black lace crusted !
With black jets drapery over the skirt
md bodice.
Miss Emma Mclean wore a pale blue
attn gown with lace bodice and sleeves.
Mrs. II. Mclean wore a blue satin