The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

Oyer-drape OF net and passnmenterie.
a decollete. Miss Katherine con-
way was dressed In a rose pink satin
cut decollete with draped skirt. one
Of the beautiful gowns was worn by
Mrs. Conneli. This was a wonderful
creation OF purple panne velvet and
satin combined with rare cream lace.
made decollete. Miss GoOdcll was "A
fairy In white net and white messa-
line. ~lownecked, and worn with white
hose and slippers. Irene Herkenhom'a
blonde loveliness was enhanced By the
luvendar silk dress. embellished with
medallions OF silver lace. made deool-
lete with draped skirt. Viola Herken-
hon WAS a doll. all In baby blue taft
wore a cream lace draped dress over
light pink silk. Mrs. J. q. Horndon
was dressed In Copenhagen blue
~georgette. with beaded designs. Mrs.
q. n. Marion was becomingly dress
ed In black satin and silk grenadine
richly embroidered In pnsamentirie
medallions and beads. The skirt spe-
cially pretty In a pumed draping
suited to her stately figure. Mrs. Tom
Keleher wore a light blue georgeue
over silk. Jennie Tierney's brunette
style was well set or by tho all white
costume OF white net and silver lace
over messaline, cut decollete.
The envy OF many Of the girls was
Hortense Switzer's wonderful dress Of
coral pink aanne velvet and g%eorgettc
cut l~Ow-necked and trimmed at the
waist aud on the skirt with peacock
blue ostrich feathers. From the
knees a nounce OF accordion plating
In coral pink fell to the ankles. Miss
Swi;zer vas beautiful IN this gaudy
toilet. Mrs. VIII keleher was charm
ing In a gown OF white net. and sill
yer lace. made decollete ana worn
with white slippers. A touch OF scar
let ribhon that girdled the waist
added to the gown. Mrs. Hcaly was
dressed In a low-nccked white chiffon
and lace gown, with "a necklace OF
pearls. Mrs. watts wealth OF auburn
hair. magnificentiy coined. was offset
to advantage by the black net and jet
evening own shei wore. Eleanor
Lynch had on "a shell pink messnline
worn with a corsage of sweet peas.
Mrs. Binkert looked well in a dark
blue beaded georgette. Mrs. Joe swil-
lum's dress was a snowy creation Of
white with pearl p-asamenterie made
low necked. Antoinette Chnuvin wore
n pretty frilled white wolfe. Margaret,
"a sky blue messaline with putting at
the hips, held by %rosebuds. Ethel
Coz. a rich rose satin with rose ma
line scarf. Mrs. WIN Xeizer an ele-
giant wisteria g%eorgttte embroidered
in beads AM wool on bodice and skirt
The Murphy girls were dressed be-
cominglN IN yellow. Cecilia Murphy
had a yellow taneta with pulled pan
nicrs. and low u neck. Frances
Murphy wore "a yellow silk-guld lace
and net combination suited to her
dark hair. Katherine Tyler wore "a
light pink dress Of many tunic frills
with satin bodice q butterfly bow
In the back. Mrs. H~crkenhon's dress
was u rich tricollctte IN navy blue.
Miss Caruzo had on an all red OUTFIT
OF red tulle with bodice OF heavy sill
lace. and red scarf. Grace Storiz
wore a rainbow" gown of vari-col-
ored maline flounces. deCoilete, Mrs.
Heany, "a Copenhagen blue silk poplin
embroidered. Eva Hickey wore "a
low cut gown OF black 'atin and
~georgette beaded with corsuge Of red
carnations. Mrs. O~'Loughlin was
handsome In a pearl gray tanota
trimmed In rose pink. Anna Mc'uu-
cry "A yellow wolfe embroidered. Doris
pineau a gaudy orange and black cos
tune, decollete. with under slip OF
cream SILK below the orange hall
skirt. Mrs. Brcderman a rich black
evening gown. Mis-. Wallace Hcsscl-
den was lovely In black with corsagc
bouquet Of red. Mrs. Martin Tierney
wore black becumingly. Katherine
Abel nae a turquoise satin with
drapcd side pannier. Julie Huhbell
wore "a nlmy Nile-green striped Tress
; with the neW wired panniers over
m~essaliuc uudcrslip. There was n
picturesque irillcd rainbow dress Of
Enzabethan style. The name ot the
..ur. uua uRr learned