El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-29

me sleeves and filling and brocaded in
soI9. A. her waist was a rose corsage
me thlrd appearance presented Miss
buIIesoh IN tailor made green and
PACK check walking suit, made in Nor
Iolk erect and having a collar OF
white SILK. Next was a taller m
navy blue poplin, trimmed with white
machine stitching; and. last, a stunning
evening gown of Hague blue taffet9
with an overdrape bodice of blue Geor-
gette crepe, embroidered in gold. With
an OF ner gowns. Miss Burleson wore
attractive hats to match.
Chic, Small Blonde.
MISS Marie Ogden. who is small and
blonde and chic, made her Initial an
pearance in an old rose taffeta after
noon gown, made in bolero STYLE with
waist erect Of white Georgette crepe
trimmed in gold buttons. Tbs skirt
was made in sections of deep folds and
the borders Of the garment Were en-
broidered in varied cOlOrs
Next for Miss Ogden came a dancing
gown Of rose chiffon, combined with
tar crepe meteor and much like the last
name, just as dashing as one star try
ing to tag another as il sl1ios cheer
fully along through space. NOT con-
tent with making a dash in old rose,
Miss Ogden next appeared in capti-
waiting navy blue taffeta street suit
made with a flowing Jacket The cas-
cades of the skirt Fashion has Dor.
roWed a watery term) We're all Cm-
broidered in gold. Then came an even
ing frock Of pale pink chiffon veiled
over blue taffeta and interminglsd with
lace. Miss Ogden's final appearance
wss in a terra Gotta street suit.
ciieQucred with black and trsmmei
with mcSsa!.nc and smart buttons. Her
has we're all in splendid taste.
Half Divinity; Half Old Rose.
Miss Isabel Nelson was next. She
stepped forth first in an afternoon
frock of something half divinity and
half old rOse-come to think about il.
it was a "creation"-and the skirt
was very fun and had the cutest rows
of quilting all about in little streets
and avenues The bodice was embroid-
cred in silver and the whole thing was
topped off in swagger effect with a
cOrsage bouquet
Next. came a navy blue taffeta suit
which also gets the describef going
sideways. 1t was very full in the coat
and almost large enough for two peo-
pie. But for all its largeuess. 1t was
swagger and had bell shaped sleeves
like cathedral chimes and all finished
N ar elaborate fashion with Hague
blue embroidery and gold-just stacks
OF gold The hat was wonderful. 1t was
a toque Small, wrapped up, egotis-
teal little shape with a huge and am
bilious bow that bobbled.
Then came tan, serge trimmed with
miniature panels Of navy blue. This was
for 2rcmenading on a brisk afternoon
and verv trim with white fox furs or
an ermine muffler costing anywhere
from $1,000 TO $4,000
HaIIi the Binck Effects.
HALL The black effects, Mrs. Jessie
Patterson, the willowest of all the
models, appeared in lots of things that
were dUsky and lovely. The first was
Dlack net dress, semi-evening we
were informed. 1t was regal and ma
tFonly ard trimmed with Hague blue.
!Ihere was lot of that Hague blue.)
And this gown had silver embroidery
here and there in tasteful fashion. It
shimmered like mirror Of one of Sol
omon's wives. And those mirrors could
simmer, too. Next came a black and
white t3ffeta striped gown that was so
swagger It made your eyes grow dizzy.
It was a tailored suit and with it was
a bat big and elaborate-that cried
out picture" Yes. mam-it was a
picture hat Of the first water
Apricot serge trimmed in white silk
that was the combination of a tail
ored suit worn by Mrs. Patterson. It
was eoft and edible in color Next
came a creation in white net, COM
bi7ed with black net. The skirt was
made very full with rows Of white
sarin TirhOn and all about were lovely
little rose gardens Of moss roses in
pinE and blue This gown was worn
with a rosebud hat and with il went a
pink silk parasol that made you think
OF the inside OF freshly cast sea shell.
Like Queen Of Sheba.
Last came Mrs. Ethel BELLS. who
wears gowns like a Queen of Sheba.
She came sweeping into the room
sweeping, that's the word-and just
took everything in front, that's what
she did. She wore at first a white tall
ored serge after Paquin model-sure
enough Trerch model it was This
gown was trimmed in white silk and
large pearl buttons. Then came an aft
ernoon gown Of old rose Georgette
crepe with an overdrape of the same
color. all embroidered in gold: made
DolerO effect and worn with q stunning
Did rose hat and parasol to match
Next came a blue and green effect
yrosgrain silk afternoon gown. with a
yirdle carried out in oriental colors;
ana topping everything, a hat quite
rs tall ard startling as one Of those
quaint headdresses of medieval French
lines. Last Ct all Mrs. Bells wore a
navy blue tailored suit trimmed in
white. It was a fitting climax to so
much brilliancy and fitted in well with
he simple air played by the orchestra
1t May Have Been"
Jewels From Fosters.
Beautiful tswels ranging far into the
thousands Of dollars were furnished for
he models by the A. D. Foster Jewelry
Ompany The jewels and jeWelry worn
With the afternoon gowns consisted Of
diamond cavaliers, bracelets, earrings
md solitaire rings; while with the