El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01
COUNTRY CLUBS MASK DANCE LENDS
ENJOYMENT TO HALLOWEEN JOLLITY

and buffet was a big sign, "Dinty's
9 Place. and this room was also elab-
/ orately decorated with. corn shocks
and jack o. lanterns
The ball room was crowded with
I dancers in a bewildering variety OF
Z costumes and there were a great num-
Der of OnlOOkers not in costume. The
affair was a tremendous success and
the dancing continued long after mid
night The entertainment committee
Of the club. Of which Alves Dixon is
chairman, was in charge OF the even
ing's arrangement on this committee
were Allen Grambling. H o. Anderson
and Mason Pollard. Some Of those in
costume follow
Mr. and Mrs George G. Morse repre-
scented a New England couple OF the
early 1U's- Mrs. Morse wore a quaint
basque costume and Mr.. Morse was
dressed as a country Simple Simon.
Capt and Mrs George Nidmer repre-
represented gypsies.
costumed alike in Yamma Yamma
style.
Mrs Frederick Barrows represented
a French maid and Lieut. Earrows
wore white polo toys.
Mrs. Al II Kraft wore a gypsy COS
tune and Mr. Kraft was dressed as
GIr. and Mrs. Z. w. Mitchell We're
dressed alike in orange and black fancy
costumes
Lieut. and Mrs John Moore Thomp-
son were dressed III RUSSIAN COSTUME
Mrs walter c. GulliOn represented
little Dutch boy
Mrs Charles r. LOOMS was in red
Spanish costume with a lace mantilla-
Mrs d W strong. Mrs Iheoaore
Spencer and Mrs V = Foster and MISS
Alice Myles wore Yamma Ya1ma cos
tunes
Mrs. N. B. Stewart. Mrs. AIves Dixon
and Mrs. Richard Ainsa were cOstumed
alike in clever black and orange fancy
dresses
Mrs. Thomas F. schley wore a Dolly
Warden costume
Mrs. Troy H Middleton was in
PierrOt costume.
Mrs. J. A. Pickett was in a costume
Of the Frenhc pompadour period with
powdered hair.
Mrs E NJ Whitaker was dressed as
Spanish dancer, with a mantilla OF
Spanish lace.
Mrs. Marion Letcher represented Car
men, in scarlet Spanish costume
Mrs George D. Moore wore a blue
domino. trimmed with black cats and
Halloween symbols.
Mrs. A. owen Seamon was dressed in
q red domino, Ornamented with black
Halloween symbols
Mrs. Ben Lear was dressed as a Hol-
land peasant
Mrs H. o. Anderson wore a Spanish
costume
Mrs. Gertrude Ledbette- wore a blue
embroidered Chinese costume.
japanese
Mrs. 5 W. Daniels was Little Red
Riding Hood
Mrs. Max Weber wore a fancy COS
tune with a tall Oriental headdress of
plumes and pearl pendants
Mrs Lillian Corcoran was dressed as
g soothsayer. in a scarlet costume
Mrs c. 7. Baton wore a red and
white Yamma Yamma- costume
Miss Virginia Bean was dressed as
starlight. in a gown Of midnight blue
gauze over pale blue chiffon and silk.
the gauze studded with stars
Miss Frances Oppenheimer wore a
Pierrot costume of yellow with black
cats ornamenting the dress.
Miss Julia Morse wore a peasant COS
tune OF red and black
Miss Irene Laushlin was dressed as
a Scotch lassie. in kits Of Scotch plaid
with a velvet Tam O'Shanter-
Miss Mildred Whitfield was costumed
as a japanese girl. in a handsomely
embroidered red kimOnO with chrysan-
themums in her hair
Miss Emily Kemp represented the
spirit Of autumn, in a dark green Gre
clan costume, with her hair hanging