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

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lie wore captivating Dutch costume @
p delft blue and pink. offset by a blac
he bodice and sauCy little cap perche
J. on her head Miss Bridgers made
Id dashing Pierrot ia her black an
re white Aama 1ama. with orange bow,
~ A lovely Vanity Fair was Mis-
" Stewart in q vogueish costume O
% white tarlaLOn. with white Sati
s. bodice. and short ruffled skirt o
O three tiers, bordered in black cats.
2. white satin crown with plated tarle
b tan brim haloed her head
Re Gypsles galore there were. but non
l- more allurinE than Miss Helen STRAIT
Re ton, in q yellow skirted. cOlorful COS
tune with wide red sash. a blaci
" Zouave. white blouse and big ear
Y rings and many bracelets She wa.
o with Lieut. Jerome B. Bowes. jr-
g Quite large party was made VI
3 Of Mr. and Mrs W N. Laughlin ant
. their daughter, Mrs Sidney Caro-
Graves. with Mrs Leo r. Schuster
g Mrs j. Mason Pollard. Miss Virginia
y Semplc. Lieut. Theodore Barnes ant
i othrs Of the younger military set
= Mrs. Graves was in Spanish dress
: with handsome shawl and dash of
: . coloriul uuderskirt. Mrs. SchusteI
: and Mrs Pollard teemed of the orient
Z with rich mandarins-the former IN a
+ handsome gold drs 0n-embroidered
j rIvS satin imported from China and
& Mrs FUiss--- 5reen- both with
their coiffures high and decked iu
p tiny 1auS-pIctures smacklng OF old
. Dai Nippon Miss Semple. always
beautiful, chose saucy Nama 4ama
OF unusual green tone.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens. one Of FL
Paso's most charming society girls,
Is not dancing this season. having but
recently submitted TO an operation,
but she dropped in most Informally 10
watch the merriment ChaperOued by
Mr. and Mrs. Horace p Stevens, who
also took Miss EliZabeth's friends,
Miss Frances smith and Miss stella
BRICK all In modlSh evening attire
Miss Valerie LOrig and her charm
ing young hOuseguest Miss Ellen Cor
don. Of Washington. d C. also mo-
Z tored out for a short while. neither
OF them. however. IN fancy dress
Miss Gordon leaves today for her
2 eastern home Both girls looked
charming. Miss Lorig in a tailleur
and Miss Gordon in pretty Georg-
cite They were guests or capt John
Mort and some other army folk. Miss.
Gordon, IL viii be recalled. IS the
daughter Of Gen. David s. Gordon OF
the national capital
Miss Katherine PfafT. the guest OF
Captain J. Beeson Hunt. wore a strik-
ing Italian dress with her hair banded
in red-a type Of costume that well
enhanced her attractiveuess-
No lOvelier tambOrine girl was there
in the gay aSSemblage than Miss Nary ]
Gates Redmond, whose chic. full Z
skirted frock and laced in bodice, /
suggested sunny Italy Capt d. II. I
Speed was her escort
Miss Blanche Roe was also attract /
i've as an Italian beaury-posses /
all the required dash and vivacity 10 +
carry of the bright yellow skirt. WITH .
its black velvet bodice. laced into a F.
long point. with square head dress 4
bOrdered In rows and rows of differ 7
enr colOred baby ribbons She was in /
the party Of Lieut. Richard Miesse- ]
Miss Faye TullOus and Lieut. H l. /
Montgomery. Miss Tullous looking r
irresistible as Folly in a black and l.
yellow runled and belled costume
Miss COrrie IVY. Miss Mayre Weeks. /
Lieut.. Tom Benson and Lieut. Olin
NeWeu formed another party, com 4
pleted by Miss Sophy Frances Johnson I
of Nashville. and Lieut. Joe Campbell, Z
and Miss Evelyn Payne and Lieut..
Holton. Miss Weeks and Miss Payne
were artired similarly in lovely white /
Grecian JOgas bOrdered in Roman de-
sign with heavy gold bands. their
tresseS bound in white satin bands .
Miss johnson wore a harem toilette
Of beauty in all white. with her face
yelled A jeweled stomacher gave
Miss Marion Ainsa. as a demure
country school girl in pink checked
bingham apron and sunbonnet. Mary
Jane pumps and pink cotton hosiery
was one Of the hits of the party:
her sister. Miss Enid. being quite as
lovely. though a decided contrast. as
a gypsy. The latter wore red, much
sequined in gold. and her cap almost
solid in beadwork- She carried a
tambourine and Miss Marion a book.
They were with Lieut. John Dole and
Lieut.. @. de T.. Darlington.
Mrs. William j. Deavitt in red satin
and bells with peaked hat. made an
adorable Folly always a popular .
type.
A woody lamb gave character to ,
Miss Margaret Schuster's Mary" /
HHH HHH1r nnaa n q
lettes and love Of poke bonnet. !
carried the fieecy white pet every !
where she went. Just like the rhyme F
in Mother Goose. +
Mrs. Margaret Kinnon Stevens made i
a stunning Russian, with blue blouse. d
boots and cap. {
Both Miss Frances Earle and Miss {
Helen Conway were Spanish dancers y
in brightly colored, fun skirted :
rocks and Miss Wlnifred Woods as {
a Scotch lassie, made a hit in kilties. Q
Miss Ethel Brown was equally love {
" In japanese costume, Of black. a
embroidered in gold and 2
light silks, and Miss Mary TOungberg -
as witch, in orange ana :
black Miss Beulah Wright wore a n
pink domino, her escort being Lieut..
7. D. Larson Lieut.. c. r Bullard, as I
the devil was perfect being granted
the best mans costume. Lieut. c. ".
AlcCreary was also fine, taking off /
the Rah Rah boy
Capt. and Mrs. H Thompson we're i
also present. the latter as a harem /
girl and her husband an Annapolis
cadet
Mr. and Mrs. David Cole. with their
trio Of sons, Hoyt, Jack and David. r..
we're among the guests. as were NJ.
and Mrs W B. Vaudeville OF Las CRU
res Mr. and Mrs ". n Piatt had Mr.
and Mrs T. J. Stafford and Miss Miida |
Connolly.
Miss Ruth Morriss was with Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Christie, all wearing 1
pretty costumes-Mis Morris I'm n
black and white Yama Yama. Mrs.
-hristie representing a girl Of 81. and /
VI. Christie in clown attire.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Searle. Mr. and /
'lrs W. F. Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs H c. |
lyles. Mr.. and Mrs. V. +. Ware, Mr..
M MIS- Ralph LOOMS. Mr.. and Mrs
\ X Naldespino. Mr. and Mrs. II. s.
'otter, Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester
.ooley, Dir. and Mrs. W. L. Tooley,
lrs j. p Enlow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
rocket Mr. and Mrs. Q. J. Mapel.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Nebeker. Mr..
M Mrs Alyes Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. |.
.ach T. White. Mrs. Anna Porter ]
Arause. Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Austin /
IT. and Mrs Win X. Mari. Mr.. and
lrs. j. f. Cleary, and many others at
ended. though they were neither 1
asked ,-s-,. nor in personifed attire.
capt and Mrs @ B. Myers were also
resent, though they did not mask.
Officers Of the Seventh cavalry are.l
living dance at the Fifth cavalryiI
Tub at Fort Bliss on Friday evening.
which many OF the society girls are|