El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01

-EW women could fail TO look
II r, 'wiuowy' IN this gown Of black
\ sequins and high luster meteor.
I Meteor takes the line OF drapery as no
other silk ever falls. -Four triangles
OF meteor. a band OF broad Jet sequins
and a narrower width for sleeve
straps and belt. attached TO a per-
fectiy fitting lining. provide this
lovely bodice. Two ends OF meteor
weighted with jet tassels give the
I final touch. The skirt is made with
I peg top sides a long. separately
. cut train is attached at the waist
I line Two squares Of jet about nine
{ inches across are attached to the
I train. and a similar square is set on
/ the front OF the frock. such q gown
{ costs Slt5 or so IN good shop 1t
/ could be made mp for less than $50.
whole affair. Miss Pole. splnster.
: (AIrs- G. A. Martini in a stiff black
velvet and jet, very grand in style
and adorned in SEVEN brooches. her
hat a black poke with strings beneath
the chin carrying a n0segay OF old
fashioned flowers AIRS. Forester
Mrs. Hal Christie Iu love Of q
louuced frocl. Of lowered material
and poke bonnet faced iu a flower
motley-blaCk plumes. mitts and
other appropriate accompauiments
Miss Betty Barker fMrs. Henry Clay
Greer looking regal I'm a rich mus
tard silk with lowered panel with
full bell sleeveA and a bonnet fash
Toned after the period OF 81; Mrs
EItz Adams, tNrs. Daniel Y. Fen
nessy) who was "a superb widow. all
in blacl1-brought up a poor woman
who set up a cow and made the
wedge 10 responsibility by renting q
Hn-rHn
pied by the daughter of an earl
Bursting into the room Mrs. Adams
asked 90 exchange her regrets for 81
am delighted TO accept" Lady. with
a capital I" just made her break out
in cold sweat. and the honorable
Mrs Jameson never saw her. al
though she was always "the largest
thing in the room" Mrs. Frank
Frickelton directed the playlet. and
deserves special praise for its bright
ness and true atmosphere Mrs
Frank A. Hughes, Mrs. H V Jackson.
Mrs o. L Mcintyre and Mrs. Fred
knollenberE were responsible for the
art departments ingenuity.
H N Colvin, acting chancellor Of
the College OF the City OF FL Paso.
VIII address the club next Wednesday.
The screen version OF The Bottle
Imp which the College Women's
for the children Of FL Paso on Satur-
day. is said TO give a romantic pres
enration OF this very delightful
story OF R. L. Stevenson. keawe. a
fisher lad. sees the beautiful Kokna
swimming I'm the surf and falls in
love with her. Her father. one Of the
old Hawaiian aristocrats. viii not
consent TO the marriage unless Eeawe ]
brings him two feather coats-an i'm
possible task for a poor fisherman. /
heaWe EOrrOwfully wanders through /
the mountains until he comes to the l
cave Of an old man who is dying. The I
latter offers him The Bottle. which I
VIII grant any wish 10 the owner. I
However. should the owner die pos
sessiuE The Bottle. his soul viii be D
consumed in hell fires. Il must be I
sold for less than was paid for Il /
keawe buys and sells, but when the /
price bad gone down TO one cent he /
has 20 buy it back again to cure him
self OF a terrible sickness. He then
the beautiful and Joyous /
Kokua- The picture tells how they
finally get rid of The Bottle.
charm Of this film or the splendid I
acting Of Sesseue Hayakawa," accord
ing TO Mrs Blanch Craige.
Circle One OF the First Methodist
church was entertained Tuesday ar
-ernoon by Mrs. samuel Y. Young. Of
the Hillcrest apartments. with is
present One afternoon each week is
10 be devoted TO Red Cross work the
members having offered TO work at
downtown headquarters A fancy
work sale IS 70 be held some time in
tending We're. Mrs. o. c. Bernard.
Mrs c. 7 Borcherding Mrs George
p COWherl. Airs. O.. ID. Hettrick. Mrs.
H. Hughes. Mrs. p IT, Hills. Mrs