El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-15
COSTUME DANCE IS UNIQUE AFFAIR;
WORK OF Ell PASO MUSICIANS TONIGHT

1T was very gay crowd that assem-
Dled Saturday night at the Valen-
n tine costume dance of the Country
/ club. The club was strung with red
| paper hearts and the lights were all
/ covered with red, while festoons of
/ novelty cut red paper ornamented the
( archways and festoOned the balcony
! and manteL In the red glow of the
/ lights, the picturesquely gOwned
! dancers made a most attractive picture.
{ Alves Dixon, wearing an army cap Of
/ the civil war period with large G. A.
! r. letters on the front, and a very
/ bristly black beard and mUstache,
I opened the party with a march. Miss
/ Marion Young was his partner. She
/ was gowned in the Colonial style in
I figured silk.
VIII X. MARI wore a black Yamma-
| Yamma costume; Mrs. VIII K. Mari
represented a Colonial woman
Lieut.. Thomas S. Bridges was dressed
as Spanish bandit; Mrs. Bridges rep
resented a little girl. in short skirts
with her hair hanging in curls.
Maj. John L. Hines wore Yamma-
Yamma costume; Mrs. J. /. Hines rep
resented a little school girl, in a MILDLY
blouse and short skirt.
Mrs. Charles K. Nulsen was a French
doll, in a white fTOCk, with a sash Of
, pale pink and her hair in long curls.
Mrs. Max Weber wore "Gaby Des-
lys's' costume with a headdress Of
pearls, with tall white plumes. The
dress was Of rose and silver.
Mrs. Gertrude Ledbetter wore jap
anese mans costume, with handsomely
embroidered coat, small Japanese hat
and clever makeup.
Mrs. Kenneth D. Oliver, as the queen
OF hearts, wore heart covered gown,
with cOrOnet of hearts and carried a
gold scepter.
Mrs. l. G. Witherspoon represented a
red valentine. Her costume of red was
festooned with hearts of various sizes
and she carried a bunch of toy red
balloons.
Mrs. Harry Sims represented a Dutch
girl in typical peasant costume.
Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfit wore a
chalice costume made of a vestment Of
cloth of silver and gold over a white
lace robe she carried a golden goblet.
Mrs. H. c. BOnnycastle wore Turk
lsh costume Of pale pink silk, with a
pink chiffon Nen and headdress.
Mrs. c. NJ Gordon represented a
Turkish belle, in a costume Of pink
silk
Miss Margaret Davis was an oriental
girl, in pink silk costume, with veil
Of pink chiffon.
Miss Irene Laughlin was an attract
i've Scotch lassie, in a typical costume
of Scottish plaid with the kits and
black velvet Tam O'Shanter.
Miss Gertrude Leighton wore Co /
lonlal costume, with powdered hair.
-hAAao MAJ Mn anu MISS hannah f1lll
wore gamma gamma costumes.
Miss Maud Austin was Juliet, in a /.
costume of blue satin. with the typi- /
cal Juliet cap of pearls.
Miss Wanda Race was Red Riding /
hood.
Miss Mary Turney Nations was a |
Dutch peasant, with a clever cap and (
wooden sabOts.
Miss Emily Kemp and Miss Anne Au-
gusta Reese were dressed alike in Qua /
n hrso
white kerchiefs, caps and aprons.
Miss Marion Young was dressed as
Colonial girl, with her hair powdered
In the style Of the period.
Miss Grace Wingo wore Chinese
costume. with trousers and handsomely
coat
Miss Beatrice Pateman wore a cos
tune of southern Russia's Mohamme-
Ian population.
Miss Virginia Semple was a little
country girl in pink apron and pink
sunbonnet
Miss Clara Hague wore a Folly"
costume Of black and white, with tri-
hat
Miss Eleanor Eubank was French
peasant
Sames L MARI wore a clown costume
II white, with a red coat having long
swallow tails, and high red hat orna-
nented with red feathers.
Floyd Bates was dressed as a Mexi-
an Caballero.
Lewis Croker wore yamma yamma
costume covered with hearts
Sterling Blackshear was a college
student, in cap and gown.
Page Kemp wore a Mexican costume /
Frank Roberts was a valentine man.
With a red vest and a large red heart,
pierced by an arrow, across the front
f his shirt
Capt. Martin L. Crimmins, Capt. CIyf-
ard Game, Lieut.. F. c. Rogers and
Robert Martin were dressed in gamma
7amma costumes.
Tom Newman and W. H. futile we're
lressed as clowns.
Lieut. Dennis E. McCunniff wore A
scotch costume, representing Harry
4auder.2
VIII Crosby was in red velvet cos
ume.
Joe Hale wore yam1ha gamma cos
ume covered with hearts
Harry Owsley was in Japanese cos
ume.
Hal E. Christie wore a Chinese COS
ume.
Little John Ledbetter was dressed as
little girl
Those present not in costume were:
IT. and Mrs. A. P. Coles, Mr. and Mrs
tits Coles, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F Williams,
IT. and Mrs. Waters Davis. Mr.. and
lrs. W. Z. Race, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.