El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12


C. Witherspoon, Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.
Tooley. J. A. and Mrs Cahoon. of
Roswell. Mr.. and Mrs W B. Mande-
vile. Of Las Cruces, and Richard
Warren enjoyed the event as their
guests
and silVer-dainty and ideal as a
dancing frOck-
Mrs Edwin Perkins Brown, OF Bos-
ton, was regal In sea foam green
velvet, built on exquisite lines, thaI
together with the WearerS charming
personality. rendered her easily one
of the most attractive figures IN the
ballroom
Always beautiful, Mrs. WitherspOon
won fresh laurels for modishness in
a dancing frock OF nile green and
silver, made short and with decol-
letage that followed the 18th cen
fury. The creation was distinctly one
Of the prettiest noted.
Perfectly gowned, Mrs Tooley
looked staruesque in white and silver
made on stunning lines.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Myles and Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. White combined their
party, with Miss Alice Myles, Miss
Mary White, Mrs. Mott and her son,
Lieut. Herbert Herbine and Capt.
Lawrence Kessler completing the at
tractive personnel
Mrs. White was in a handsome blue
sequin gown, Of much character
Mrs. Myles chose q creation OF
black tulle over taffeta-
Miss Alice Myles looked splendid In
an airy combination Of canary yell
low with French blue tulle-colors
that brought out her coloring with
artistry.
An orchid hammered Pussy willow,
combined with blue velvet and gold
fringe made - p smart French model
worn by Miss White, the severity OF
the tight bodice being its most strik-
ing characteristic.
Mr. and Mrs. T. a. Thurston had
with them the latter's sister. Mrs
T. ID. Hicks of Atlanta, Ga. and their
son Eugene Thurston- The attractive
visitor wore a beWitchy silver and
white, while Mrs. ThurstOn looked
charming in white net and gold,
fashioned on notably graceful lines
3Ir and Mrs Julius ". Lorentzen
dispensed hospitality 20 Miss Ethel
Brown and Hal Christie
Incendie, that newest OF reds which
is taking Paris by storm. was chosen
by Miss Brown for a handsome eve
and en- train cOlOrful contrast to
the gown selected by Mrs. Lorentzen,
her hostess. who was enchanungly
lovely in white filmy crepe de chene.
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Eested Vatican and his tripping lit
tie maideus, by the long train that
fell in long defined folds from the
shoulders. Her headress was OF sill
very wheat, fan shaped
Miss Lucille Harlan. Miss Nellie May
Bowen. Lieut. j. ". Cunningham
and Lieut.. Francisco. constituted
a cOngenial "foursome,'' with
Miss Bowen in = brown fur epauletted
and banded electric blue dinner dress
and Miss Harlan vivacious in a del
icate pink satin draped after the
manner adopted By the maidens OF
Greece-and well BETTING her style
OF beauty-in silver lace. Her hair
was c0iffed low
Mrs. T. ". Lanier was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Orndorff. and
an attractive trio they were-Airs-
Orndorff grazing the occasion with a
handsome dinner gown OF ivory net
topped by picture hat OF black
velvet, and Mrs. Lanier's brunette
type Of beauty offset by an evening
creation Of turquoise, frilled in tuile
and handsomely embroidered in silver.
The bodice was OF sequins. and a lace
pointed train was panniered from the
shoulders 70 the end OF the skirt
Carl A. Beers entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Frasier and their guest. Miss
Newhouse and Mrs Tom Carlin. Of
san Francisco, a sisterinlaw OF Mr.
and Mrs. +. r. Tobin.
Mr. and Mrs s. G. Humphreys were
among the hosts entertaining, and F
3. Gallagher had reservations. as did
Lieut. J. J. Howard and Mai. Edward
n Talbot
As a special feature OF the evening.
little Justine SeEal. in fairy-like at
tire, did clever interpretative dances.