El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Ell PASOAWS DANCE FOR CHARITY AND HAVEA
MOST HAPPY EVENING AT HOTEL DEL WORTE;
GEN AND MRS. READ LEAD THE GRAND MARCH

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Z modish and with low, square neck.
Mrs. Charles Pomeroy. always
pretty. chose a gown Of white net for
the party. her chapeau being of
black lace
Miss Lulu Burnett was bewitchy
IN Ereeu-the softest sort OF nile.
made in becoming style.
Airs. Herman Andreas wore taupe-
an exquisite georgette embroidered
in cut steel.
Mrs. J. c. Roman, a stunning black
and white gown Of net and crepe
Mrs. Leo Hartford was most attrac-
tive in pale green taffeta garlanded
in pink rosebuds. Cold lace was
combined effectively with the pretty
toilet.
Mrs. ]. T. O'Rourke wore blue
satin and geOrgette-
/ Mrs. Paul Gallagher wore pink tai
/ fets exquisite in its simplicity
Miss Gladys Mueller wore silk ne
: over cloth Of gold. with silver trim
4 minss-au iridsescent gown, made
( girlish and pretty to suit the fair
/ wearer, who is one Of FL Paso's most
Z sought society buds
! Mrs. George Z. Cameron looked
! splendid in blue crepe meteor and
] grey geOrgette, very filmy and be-
/ coming
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{ ture in pink pussy willow and rides
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/ Mrs. Horace W. Broaddus wore I'm
F ported rich black net over satin-an
: extremely handsome toilette.
I Miss NJ c. Doyle wore pansy silk
I with gold embroidery.
Miss Julia A. Doyle wore white
[ broadcloth and fur.
/ Mrs. Volney N. Brown wore laven-
der velvet, immensely becoming to
I the wearer.
AIRS. J. a. Rawlings had a beautiful
I gown Of golden hue, with yellow tat
feta, the body enhanced by gold lace
AIRS. J. H. Hirt the guest Of Miss
Doyle, was in black satin with cut
Jet.
AIRS. Gus 1Iomsen was attired In a
gown Of pale blue satin. drapeC
gracefully with creme faille.
Airs. r. ". Doris wore yellow silk
embroidered in silver, the skirt edged
with a full silver lace ruffIe. The
jewels worn were pearls
Miss Lillian kleinman, who attend
ed the ball as the guest Of Mrs Dor
ris. was also attired in yellow, her
gown blending taffeta, gold lace and
biilOwy maline.
Another guest OF Mrs. Doris was
Miss Stella Kleinman. who was stun
ming in white satin brocade and
silver.
Miss Dorothy VoIIertsen. always
bewitchy, chose for the dancing party
a dainty pink taffeta, made with long
lines.
Miss Marian Calnan was pretty IN
corn flower raffeta and American
beauty buds. modish IN hustle effect
and trimmed in American beauty
shaded net With this she wore gold
slin0ers.
Mrs B z. Galloway was stunning
in black net over silk. relieved with a
corsase Of red at the bodice.
Mrs. Henry Biggers chose hand
some gown OF black also.
One Of the most attractive OF the
younger society girls is Miss Gene
We've BannelI. who looked especially
radiant in 4 dream frocE OF white
chiffon and silver.
Miss Dorothy Crane. in a rich cloth
Of silver frOcl-, clOuded in blue and
yellow tulle. carrying an arm bouquet
Of pink rosebuds.
Miss Irene Reckhart was IN black
chiffon and silver
Miss Marion Howe was IN rose silk
and tulle, with tiny rOsebuds catch
ing I'D the biIlowy folds-a love Of an
evening gown.
Miss Frances Oppenheimer had on
q pale yellow bouffant frock that vel
matched her colorinE.
-LrS. sidney LaTTOl LzIaNeS was Qe-
cidedly handsome in white crepe de
chene-
Miss Mildred LaSaIle. IN pink satin. {
wore a chapeau Of pink maline-
Rose colored satin and silver en-
tauced the beauty Of Mrs. ". L.
Brown. who received many compli-
men-s upon her exquisite evening
toilette With her was Miss Ruth
Murphy. who looked extremely hand
some in metal and silver, combined
with black tuIle.
Miss Gladys Calsee wore a beautiful
burnt orange, traced in ostrich-Cne /
Of the most attractive gowns in evil
denCe. Miss Calsee's mother. Mrs. !
Ernest II. Mathews, wore old rose
Mrs. Dan T. White was particularly .
lovely IN green tulle and silver. fash I
toned IN hustle style and made over a /
foundation Of silver. Metal bands Z
were utilized with a master hand as
trimming
was that worn by Mrs Joseph [.
Sweeney turquoise blue and silver.
fashioned with q draped skirt and
low bodice.